
The Eagle of Eastern Europe
东欧的雄鹰
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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To a certain extent, as long as the protagonist can establish an administrative model that is more efficient than the fief system and the tax farming system in the 15th century, the protagonist will probably be able to sweep the Balkans in his lifetime. If there are a few more reliable descendants, we might not be able to "fight the remaining heroes of the Sixth Generation" to drive out the Turks and restore Rome🙂
As long as those writing about Chinese history can farm and carry out the industrial revolution, it will be fine. Writing about Europe is really a mess. Unifying weights and measures, cultivating nationalism, carrying out religious reforms, and strengthening centralization are all difficult to achieve. The administrative system in the book feels inferior to the nine-level Zhongzheng system, let alone the imperial examination. Emperor Qin and Han Martial Arts are really awesome
Writing history is easy, as long as you update it every day. I update three to four thousand words a day. As long as I keep updating, someone will read it over time. The author of the book "The Road to Overlord of the Mediterranean" wrote the first 100 chapters poorly. But he persisted and finished the book. Although I am no longer involved in history, I am still a person who has made over 10,000 promises in fantasy, but my writing style is not that good now. Don't be like that Romanian author, who updates every day and despises his poor grades and doesn't even have a complete work. You can't get ahead anywhere
A running account, no plot, the decree is announced, the whole country obeys, the local government implements it to the end, the results are remarkable, haha, the world in the dream, please open a new book by the author, farewell
Why do some people still believe in Western pseudo-historical theories? You believe it, then please explain why there are records of the Western Qin Dynasty in the Han Dynasty? Why do envoys from the two countries still come and go? The Romans really came to the Eastern Han Dynasty
If the empire wants to be stable and expand, the dominant nation must develop, and more monkeys will be born!
Thanks to Memory Potato Chips for the map
Start a group. 787761020, answer: Mihai
The protagonist is well written, but has the author forgotten a big issue, which is the continuation of the country? A feudal centralized country like China has basically not been more than 300 years old, but many European countries have been around for thousands of years. There must be some reasons for this. If you don't do this, you will be gone in 300 years.
Damn Aristotle, the Renaissance was a translation movement of cultural relics of the Ming Dynasty and their use for one's own purposes.