The Rise of Iceland
冰岛崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Goodness, wearing the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and German, Italian, Austrian, and Spanish flags isn't enough anymore; now they're going to Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and Iceland. I wonder if anyone has written about wearing Luxembourg.
Vinland and North America in 1628
My drawing skills are poor, please forgive me if it's not accurate.
Can you please stop writing about the Ming and Qing dynasties in just one or two chapters? People come to read your writing about Europe. It's fine if you occasionally include a sentence or two like that in a dozen or so chapters. Isn't it annoying to keep doing this every day?
It seems that immigrants have found success in North America and are now launching a counterattack! After all, North America has far greater development potential than Europe!
Which country or region would you like to see next?
The author currently has two ideas. One is about Chinese laborers who traveled to South Pacific island nations in the early 20th century and then embarked on a path of independence from colonies to establish their own nations. This wouldn't lead to a very large-scale event, at most a regional power.
It's ridiculous that a 3-year-old would act like a charlatan and a 10-year-old would be involved in major family events. Doesn't it look out of place to you? Wouldn't it be easier to accept someone who is 16 or 17 years old? I completely don't understand why someone would cause trouble at the age of 10.
Why are there still people writing about Iceland? That's alright.
Iceland It's a truly amazing place. The people of Iceland never limit their vision to the surface. They actually managed to create a game like EVE Online.
Personally, I don't like historical fiction where the protagonist travels to a foreign country and has too much involvement with the East; it just doesn't feel interesting. I know very little about Norse mythology and religious culture; I just wanted to see the rise of a hero and an empire in a different way.
This book is a mess. One reader described the various Tungusic families as Native Americans. The author has gone astray, marrying Irish slave girls to Native Americans, leaving unemployed white men unmarried, and calling Native Americans "Red Vikings."