Striving in Tsarist Russia
奋斗在沙俄
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Just reading the first two chapters is a pure yy white text. The protagonist, a high-ranking heir to the tsar, Grand Duke, was forced by the tsar to control all his property. He could not even guarantee food and clothing, leading to malnutrition. He was also left to watch the gate at the gate of the East Palace. Author, do you think that all nobles are mentally retarded? The most important thing for a great noble is face! Even if the Tsar was mentally ill, how could other members of the royal family and nobles agree? ! Do you really think that the Tsar is as consistent as the Chinese Emperor? ! You are doing this entirely to forcefully suppress the protagonist and insult the reader's intelligence.
Seriously, if you take power after writing more than 500 chapters, become a tsar with 1,000, and fight for hegemony with 1,000, your results will not be so dismal. The plot can be delayed, but if it is delayed to this point, it doesn't mean much. If you say you update more than a dozen chapters a day, that's okay. If you just follow one or two chapters a day, by the time you finish updating later, you have almost forgotten all the previous content? It is a common situation now that it is gone as soon as it is raised. Like the Holy Roman Empire, although it is long, it does not procrastinate. Although it is a bit exaggerated, it can be said to be true. Yours is a bit too long. After he becomes the czar, he will not have 3,000 cards. Wait until the Second World War. It will take monkey years and horses and months! , Is it a lifelong series?
Not much else to say. If the Tsar dares to insult a grand duke with the same surname, it means that he has betrayed his own class. The noble class will kill him. This is denying his own rule. If he doesn't like his nephew, he will be sent to a remote place or even commit suicide. Nobles can be killed and cannot be insulted. What you insult is your own dominance. It is really too poisonous.
Rubbish novel, I took a look at it from the back. I haven't become a czar after more than two thousand chapters. I came to see the struggle for hegemony, not to see your one-third acre of land. One or two thousand chapters of fantasy novels have been completed. What the hell are you? There are many other foreign historical novels, such as Aztec Eternal, Mediterranean Overlord, Romanian Eagle, Flower and Sword France, which one is not better than you.
The author has no understanding of the European aristocratic system. The tsar abuses the protagonist like this and wants to seize the protagonist's fief. This is so funny. Even if the noble betrays the king, the king can only execute the noble and let the noble's relatives inherit the fief. There is no situation of seizing the fief, and it is still a grand duke. If the tsar forces this, Britain, France, Germany, and Poland will probably laugh because all the nobles will betray the tsar. The European aristocracy has been able to exist for so long because of this strict inheritance system.
I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 9. I felt that the author was writing a Western story with Eastern thinking. When I first read it, I thought that the Tsar really wanted to train the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't know it. But when he joined the Knights, it felt like Tsar Nicholas had become a villain who simply couldn't stand the protagonist. However, for a Tsar, there are too many ways to kill a nobleman. After all, he is also a Romanov. Either let him die or drive him far away to raise him. Is this probably the common sense approach? This kind of humiliation brings shame to the entire Romanov family. . . Have you read the spoilers behind it? I'll decide whether to continue reading 😥 I've been short of books lately.
The protagonist gives people a feeling of great resentment, small-mindedness, short-sightedness, low opinion, no tolerance, and no plan. He gives the impression that he is a street gangster. This may be the reason why the protagonist is not likeable!
Well, since the protagonist has traveled to Russia and has a new identity, can you not use a Chinese name in the article? It would be quite weird to have a Chinese name among a bunch of Russians 😒
It's 4 million words long, and the protagonist hasn't become emperor yet, so I can't stand it anymore. When looking at modern foreign history, the main focus is on reform, industrialization, and hegemony. But as a result, there are only a few protagonists in this fight and that fight, and it's hard to watch without even watching!
It's rubbish and not logical at all. A grand duke, a nephew of a tsar, could be so miserable. The author should regard the tsar as SB!