The Eagle of Eastern Europe

To some extent, if the protagonist could establish an administrative model more efficient than the fiefdom system and tax farming system in the 15th century, he would likely be able to sweep across the Balkans during his lifetime. If he also had a few reliable descendants, he might even be able to "build upon the achievements of six generations," expel the Turks, and restore Rome. 🙂

Those who write Chinese history only need to know how to farm and implement the Industrial Revolution; writing about Europe reveals a complete mess. Standardizing weights and measures, fostering nationalism, carrying out religious reforms, and strengthening central authority are all difficult tasks. The administrative system described in the book seems even worse than the Nine-Rank System, let alone the imperial examination system. Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han were truly amazing.

Writing history is simple; just keep updating every day. Three or four thousand words a day, as long as you maintain consistency, people will eventually read it. The author of "The Road to Mediterranean Domination" wrote terrible chapters for the first 100. But he persevered and finished the book.

A mere chronicle, devoid of plot; laws promulgated, the entire nation obeyed, local authorities implemented them thoroughly, and remarkable results were achieved. Heh, a world of dreams. Please, author, start a new book! Goodbye.

Why do people still believe in Western pseudo-historical theories? If you believe them, then please explain why there are records of the Roman Empire (Da Qin) in the Han Dynasty? Why were there exchanges between envoys from the two countries? The Romans really did visit the Eastern Han Dynasty.

For an empire to be stable and expand, its dominant ethnic group must develop and have more offspring!

Thanks to Memory Potato Chips for creating the map.

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The main character is alright, but hasn't the author forgotten a crucial issue: the continuity of the state? Feudal, centralized states like China rarely lasted more than 300 years, while many European countries easily lasted over a thousand. There must be reasons for this. By continuing like this, you might end up disappearing within 300 years yourself.

Aristotle is a load of rubbish. The Renaissance was nothing more than a translation movement of Ming Dynasty artifacts and their assimilation.