The Frozen Empire of 1625

Although the author's novel "Into the Woods" is not popular, it is very graphic, and the scenes it depicts are so beautiful, including Siberia, Central Asia, Oregon, the Snake River...

Even the queen is non-Han, so what else are you looking at? Abandoned the book.

I just saw the victory over the Qing Dynasty in Liaodong. I tried my best. If there are any mistakes, just make do with it.

The current major strength situation: 1. Russia. In Siberia, the best areas are naturally the plains east of the Ural Mountains and west of the Yenisey River. Currently, Bactria occupies the grasslands in the south, and the forests in the north are still in the hands of Russia. 2. China. Let's wait and see. 3. In principle, the Western Region will allow the Junggar Tribe to unify the region for a period of time and make it a country with Tibetan Buddhism as its core to resist the expansion of the Ottomans in the west. Daxia will intervene when the time is right. 4. In Europe, before the end of the Thirty Years' War, China's silver will drop sharply. Therefore, it is reasonable to collect a large amount of silver through customs and make some financial arrangements based on this. Before that, all European countries focus on Europe.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Is it worthy for a woman to marry the enemy who killed her husband? A highly toxic plot, author, what are you writing about?

How many people came here after seeing the Mingchuan statistics at station b? 😂😂😂

Seeing her mother being forcibly admitted, she died of poison

I haven't read the book, so I'm just speculating here. Simply change the protagonist into a minority and unite the nomads, then attack the Central Plains. Zhang Guan and Li Dai become the masters of the Central Plains, and then gather the Han people and let them all farm and do business, and be responsible for logistical supplies, so that the nomads can conquer the world. In order to accomplish this feat, the protagonist can travel through time or do some tricks.

See so far. Everything else was fine, except for the chapters about my identity and the main character's mother, which were very confusing to read. The second point is that you are Han Chinese, but you have a son who has been away from home for more than ten years. In a patriarchal society, there is not much family support. Moreover, it is a business and political family. For people like you, it is like a distant clan member.

It's poisonous. You'll be poisoned just by looking at it. It's okay. If someone wants to kill you, you won't be prepared, and you can't retaliate without retaliating. If a woman wants to kill you, just admit it when the person brings you is your mother. Oh my God, this IQ was normal in the previous battles. Once you succeed, you will try to improve your IQ. What the hell, this is an electronic novel, not a book. Electronic novels are not popular, so why bother thinking about physical books? Forcibly lowering your IQ is all inexplicable. Let's not talk about how others knew what you were wearing for more than ten years. You suddenly became the leader. Your enemy found out and brought out a mother you have never seen before. Your enemy has an IQ. How did you score before? He wants to kill you directly because he is afraid that you will threaten his status. In the author's description of the enemy, he is a fool and has a good background. There are inconsistencies. Is there a wizard who directly controls time? This is not fantasy or a fantasy novel. . . There is no logic, no enthusiasm, no cool writing, no development, no blood balls, and no plundering war. What is it about, returning the empire. . . A normal person would not recognize this woman. You can recognize her as a mother, but a mother would recognize her on this occasion. Isn't this because she wants her son to die? This is equivalent to planting a nuclear bomb. As long as the protagonist's is exploded, it will be destroyed directly and then be killed by foreign enemies.