The Rise of Rurik

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This book can be called Rurik's Learning Path. The average age in medieval Europe was 40? The protagonist is wasting his time learning useless things, such as longitude and latitude. Do you plan to go on a big voyage during this period? The tribe is still in a primitive state. It does not improve productivity and expand the total population of the tribe, but only makes all these bells and whistles.

Every time you see this kind of agricultural revolution and industrial technology that goes back to the Middle Ages, you have never thought about what would happen if this technology was leaked out and the Franks and Byzantines knew about it, given their size.

Note that Europeans did not resist bathing after the Black Death. Before the Black Death, Europeans did not refuse to bathe.

It started out okay, but I felt like it was getting more and more biased the more I wrote. Farming is also conditional, and food and clothing are still a question mark. How to make soap???? In the tribal era, I don't understand how the protagonist does business if he doesn't work hard to train, fight, and invade. The population of a tribe is limited. Without annexation, it would take more than ten years to increase the population by 10%. What's the difference between not annexing and a bunch of small countries in historical Europe? There are certain latitude and calendar things, which can be briefly mentioned in the early stage, and can be detailed after the founding of the country.

Thoughts after reading I feel that the current Rus in the book is a Baltic "Mongol Empire" or the "Khan" of the protagonist's "tribal empire" will definitely fall apart after the death of the "Khan". Norway will still be Norway, Sweden will still be Sweden, and Finland will still be Finland. Except for the later monarchs and nobles, they will all have the blood of the protagonist's "Golden Family". When the smoke cleared, only the "Great Yuan" - Eastern European Rus' was left. What later generations left to the European world was nothing more than another "Mediterranean Roman Empire" - the glorious past of the Circum-Baltic Rus' Empire. Although the protagonist in the book dies, Rose in the book ends, and although the European world in the book does not have the tradition of "one world", it still makes people a little regretful. Books with the same text, cars with the same track, degrees with the same system, actions with the same principles, places in the same region, the world is connected, the glorious achievements of centralization are even more desirable. After all, the Roman Empire-style and Mongol Empire-style attacks had too many regrets.

It was written in such detail that it was so long that I almost changed the title of the book to Rurik: The Rise of the Past. After writing more than 400 chapters, I finally got to the point.

Does the author regard the Vikings as a high-quality group that knows honor and disgrace and understands kindness and righteousness? . . Rurik thought about giving favors all day long, but he didn't react even when he was being humiliated every day on the battlefield, and he didn't react when others chopped off the heads of dead enemy generals in front of him. Do the Balmoks really respect the protagonist? Do the Balmoks really not know that the protagonist is kind? I remember that only 2,000 Balmoks came, and nearly 300 were already dead, and the war of conquest was not over yet. If the protagonist leaves, will there be enough troops to suppress the newly attacked two countries? If this is a hurdle arranged by the author, I hope Rurik can change his mind as soon as possible. Recently, this plot has been defined by me as a deflated plot. It is very different from the wise and wise image of Rurik before, and it is too long. Finally, I want to ask, did Rurik establish military laws and regulations in the army? If not, it is recommended to make up for it.

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The protagonist is too strange. He clearly knows that population is power, but he always condones a group of relatives who oppose his policies and massacres some low-level workers who have no ability to resist. It's simply inexplicable. The progress is already very slow, and it's quite unreasonable to have these things that are holding us back. I feel that the protagonist is not afraid of changing the times, but has been brainwashed by a group of lousy natives and has no independent opinion.

Oh, Rurik, why don't you join a warrior guild and lose together?

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The author likes to write long and lengthy (really a lot, about dozens of chapters at a time) stories about supporting characters outside the protagonist's main plot. It makes people dizzy and exhausted after reading. If you can accept it, then you can read a masterpiece that is very epic, flavorful and exotic.

Originally, it was possible to destroy Denmark, swallow up Sweden, swallow up Norway, and occupy Eastern Europe in more than 600 chapters, but it has to be completed in more than 1,000 chapters.

The biggest problem of the industrial party is that it cannot guarantee profits from production. No matter how good things are, they are useless without a market. The garment factory is completely inexplicable, there is no middle class to whom it is sold.

Actually, I am looking forward to a Russian country like this, rather than a large Sweden wearing a Russian skin

After watching Conquest of Finland, I felt a little bit unbearable. The technology is a bit high, and the surrounding novice forces and tribes are tortured every day, and then they enter the song of killing and manipulation, and Ross integrates, annexes and expands. There are no ups and downs in the plot, it's just a flat plot, which really makes people have a headache while reading it.

To be honest, the author, I think the Principality of Ross should stop expanding. If it continues to expand endlessly, it will collapse. Comprehensive things such as population productivity and cultural level are the basis for the expansion of a country. Moreover, the land of the Principality of Ross is so large in history. It was not expanded by one generation, but by several generations. If these things are done by one generation, what will the subsequent people do? The country has no sense of crisis and no desire for expansion. Besides, the first generation to attack the Eastern Roman Empire feels like a fool's errand.

1. Give the blacksmith the steel-making technology and only charge 10% of the dividends (later said to be taxes). The technology is equivalent to giving it away for free. 2. The Kewen people have changed from slaves to tax collectors. They only need to hand over a fixed amount of iron tools (taxes) every year, which is equivalent to free technology and free mines. Someone with weapons increases the risk of rebellion, which is equivalent to the Kewen people becoming independent again. Wouldn't it be nice to open your own steelmaking plant? Everyone is a worker. In order to improve efficiency, incentive policies will be added. 3. They didn't know how to send people to persuade them to surrender before going to war, so they had to kill most of the labor force. 4. Find beautiful wives for your supporting characters everywhere, and give them to you to make them happy. 5. The army has always only recruited members of its own tribe, which is very narrow-minded. Why do you still want to rule all tribes? 6. What's better than the author? Look at the recommendation votes to see how good you are. There is also a fan rating in the comments. How much money can you make just from this? 7. If it is poorly written, who will pay you? I am so sorry for this book that I just came here to waste 1 yuan to give some opinions. It is really stupid. 8. Only those who have watched it are qualified to comment? Piracy is everywhere, no one has seen it. Only paid people are eligible to comment? Who will pay you for the readers who think your writing is not good? You don't listen to negative opinions. You work behind closed doors on how to write well and how to get more readers.

If the author said that the power of the church was increasing in the 9th century, it can be discussed in detail, but if he said that the power of the Roman Pope was increasing, anyone who understands the history of the Papal States during that period will know that it is biased. In the early and middle Carolingian period, although there was the Charter of Rome that required the election of the pope with the permission of the emperor, and Louis of Italy who placed monitors around the pope, generally speaking, there was no longer the past example of Lombardy attacking Rome at will. Instead, the church had a more comfortable life. It was not until the death of Louis of Italy in the mid-9th century that the nightmare of the Papal States began. There are at least two cases where Guan Shi was looted. Emir Abbas of Sicily stormed the outskirts of the city and looted St. Peter's Basilica, and the Duke of Spoleto took advantage of the Pope's coronation to loot Rome. There are also examples of popes fleeing, such as John VIII who was forced to take refuge in West Francia. Not to mention the horrifying corpse trial. The corpses of dead popes were dug out, tried, and then thrown into the river. Before and after this incident, 5 or 6 popes died inexplicably. After that, the Papal State entered the darkest era of prostitutes. The pope openly lived with a prostitute, and even let his underage son become the pope, creating a child pope that made people feel numb. In this case, the pope even lost his majesty, so why should he increase his power? So I think it is inappropriate for the author to say in Chapter 45 that the power of the Pope is gradually increasing (it is open to discussion that the power of the church is gradually increasing). The Papal State began to decline after the death of Louis in Italy, and the era of women was the bottom. Only when Otto entered Rome ended the age of women, and cooperated with the Cluny movement that emerged in the same period, can the papal power begin to rise.

Map of the Kingdom of Rus

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By the way, when will the protagonist take everyone to the North Atlantic fishing grounds to fish?

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