Struggle in Tsarist Russia

I have read two or three hundred chapters of this book and I am still writing two small parts, so I turned to the latest chapter out of curiosity. Oh my God, this is the first time I have read such a protracted book after reading it for so long. I think it is good that you want to describe the details in detail. The problem is that it takes many chapters to describe one thing repeatedly. You personally think it is quite detailed, but as a reader, I don't think it is. How wonderful, it feels like a procrastinating explanation of the progress of things, which makes people want to doze off while watching it. I hope the author can change it a little to make the development of things more urgent and interesting, otherwise it will be reduced to a narrative article. There is also a description of the human geography of the West, which makes people feel as if they are experiencing the great revolutionary era when ideas and cultures collided fiercely.

I have written 3 million words, but the protagonist has no chance of becoming a czar. Instead, he was working as a paper framer for Nicholas I. No matter how good the content of the palace battle you write is, it won't do anything to make people lose hope. There are powerful foreign enemies in front of you, and there are superiors behind you who want to cause trouble for you! Isn't this what each of us encounters when we go to work every day? Is it worth paying you to write such a cruel story? Hurry up and force the palace to take over! Tsarist Russia still has many roads waiting for the protagonist to lead it!

Will you take part in the Second Crow, will you take part in the Eight-Nation Alliance, will you take part in Japan-Russia 1904?

To be honest, the protagonist would have more development opportunities and better development if he went to the American Empire.

To build a flintlock heavy machine gun

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!

Europe pays attention to the inheritance system, and it is normal for a German royal princess to inherit the Spanish throne. These circumstances are normal for the British royal family to inherit the Polish throne. In this book, if the tsar dared to seize the protagonist's Grand Duke's territory, he would probably become a public enemy of Europe. European aristocrats pay attention to bloodline. No matter how poor you are or even unable to afford food, if your bloodline is high in the right to inherit the throne, a group of nobles will naturally help you ascend to the throne.

Finally, there are some novels about the Russian Czar. However, the background setting of the protagonist is theoretically certain to die and has no abilities. Unless the author allows the protagonist to activate the great deception technique and have the aura of demotion, then there will be some drama.

I like reading fictional historical novels, the Mediterranean, Rebirth of South America, Romania, and Holy Rome, but I still like modern novels. I think everyone, like me, likes to read novels about the rise of modern times during World War I and World War II.

The author should read more orthodox literary works to increase his knowledge and cultivation. Don't always guess how many steamed buns the emperor eats a day.

What nonsense, why did Daily Guide recommend this kind of book to me? Tsarist Russia has high and low status, the tsar is 1, the tsar's son, daughter and other top nobles are 2, the tsar's servants/dogs, sons of big nobles, and middle nobles are 3. . . . By analogy, those officers may be 6-7, and ordinary people may be 9. The Tsar can love his son as much as he likes, kill him or exile him, because he is superior to his son. But it is impossible for the Tsar to let his son watch the gate, because that means a level 2 being insulted by a lot of low-level people. These low-level people usually don't even deserve to touch the Tsar's dog, but now they can touch the Tsar's son? This will give low-level people the illusion that "high-level people are nothing more than this", which is absolutely impossible. Even if the Tsar is out of his mind, other senior people (such as the protagonist's brother/other nobles) will stop him. A high-level person can only be dealt with by other high-level people. Low-level people are not worthy of being touched in any case.

This book gives me the feeling: I am the third elder brother, Yongzheng's younger brother. After my brother became emperor, he didn't like us brothers and kicked me out of the palace. Now I make a living selling sesame cakes in Xizhimen. What the hell? If you want a grand duke, be a grand duke, and if you are a commoner, be a commoner. Even if you are a grand duke who is away from home, what is the point of a grand duke who is a guard? Will the Tsar make you a guard?

I don't understand why the tsar wanted to kill his nephew. He had a good relationship with his brother before, and there was no life-and-death conflict over the throne. But just because he didn't like his sister-in-law being Polish, he wanted to kill his brother's only son who died young?

It was a daily guide. When I saw Pig's Feet speaking French and no Russian, he was talking like a chicken to a duck when talking to soldiers. Then he concentrated on practicing and said, "I really want to ask, how do soldiers understand Pig's Feet's speech?"

Can the author be more serious about the protagonists in historical novels? I feel like the protagonists written by the author are all like street gangsters, which is really hard to watch.

It's a vicious start. It's impossible for a grand duke with the right to inherit the throne to be treated like this. The heir to the throne, no matter what he is like himself? You don't even know how many countries and organizations are willing to support her.

Is this book still being written? My mother, we should stop this kind of behavior from the beginning

I think when writing novels about grasshoppers from around China, try not to write that the protagonist is a Chinese who has traveled through time to become a foreigner. The protagonist helps foreign nations develop and grow. After the protagonist dies, the foreign neighbors who are more powerful than the original ones in history will inevitably invade most of China's land. This is tantamount to the protagonist helping the foreigners to persecute the Chinese people more effectively.

One chapter a day? How many years did it take to create Chapter 3000? How many are there in life!

The plot is very good and reasonable, but the plot is too slow. I usually wait until the first quarter to come and take a look😅😅😅😅

Oops 😁 Two chapters have been updated... I thought this book was 'dirty' 🤭