
Transmigrating to the Middle Ages: Starting by Founding the House of Habsburg
穿越中世纪:从建立哈布斯堡开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- World History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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In the ninth month, a traveler from another world arrived. He befriended a Golden Core cultivator, and the two often traveled the world together. The Golden Core cultivator was an herb cultivator. Whenever he came across a rare plant, he would stop to examine it. One day, they came across an ordinary plant that was so unusual the cultivator thought it had the potential to become an immortal herb. He tasted it, and tragedy followed. We cultivators breathe in the energy of heaven and earth; ordin
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Please respond to the recent questions and suggestions that everyone has raised in a unified manner.
1. System problem. This book is a weak system. The system's help to the protagonist and family is actually no greater than the identity of the protagonist's time traveler 2. Extraordinary problem. The extraordinary settings here can be understood as part of the knight romance in Low Demon, similar to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The romanticization of generals will not be truly invulnerable or bring an increase in lifespan 3. Religious issues, the idea is that Roman polytheism will reform in the face of external pressure, forming a pseudo-monotheistic system similar to the one in the late Greek life with one supreme god and other polytheities. Fighting against paganism 4. Territory and family issues, starting with a parallel world set in 867, some families and territories have changed, but well-known families and major events will still occur 5. Expansion issues, choices in the history of Clam Fort There is not much of a problem, so the general direction will not change, but the details will definitely change. For example, Switzerland will most likely not be lost, so I won't spoil the details. 6. Regarding farming technology, this book will not climb the technology tree, and will only make certain improvements in relatively reasonable places. For example, the situation where the protagonist carries a steam engine gun and sweeps through the Middle Ages will not happen 7. Timeline issue, the idea is to write the entire Middle Ages, participate in history from the perspective of the family, and deduce another historical process. This is actually inspired by the next door "King Wu Conquers Zhou", so this book was created Finally, thank all readers for their support. I also accept suggestions and criticisms. Generally, I will not ban anything unless it is a direct personal attack Please bear with me if it is not well written. If you feel it's not to your liking, just leave. No need to curse.
Eat Austria, the Habsburgs without Austria and Vienna always feel like something is wrong
Yes, that's outrageous. Every time I see this, I feel so outrageous. The royal family who traveled to modern times during World War I and World War II tried their best to consolidate and improve their status. Then these ancient people who traveled back to the Middle Ages tried their best to achieve equality for everyone without considering productivity and provide compulsory education and so on. Every time I see these, I am really speechless.
After reading the first three chapters, I still can't figure out how a merchant's daughter got the courage to attack the lord's heir when the count was not dead outside, and how she got the right to deprive the heir of the right to mobilize troops with just one mouthful.
Personal thoughts 1. I feel that the author does not need to set extraordinary power, because if the underlying violent power changes, all military technology will change accordingly! 2. I feel it is better to change my faith back. Polytheistic faith continued to decline in the late Roman period. Monotheism will inevitably replace polytheistic faith to assist the Roman government in managing the empire. Even without the emergence of Christ, one main god will inevitably continue to annex or merge with other main gods to complete monotheism! Moreover, Christ is inseparable from European history. It is difficult to imagine that European history can maintain its general direction after the disappearance of Christ! 3. The development direction of the protagonist. I feel that unless the protagonist intends to rebuild the Frankish Empire, the best development direction is to take over the Austrian region and develop along the Danube River to establish the Danube Kingdom that stretches from Switzerland in the west to the Black Sea in the east!
This plot started with the Duke of Burgundy's sneak attack on the Swiss Territory, and it became more and more unpleasant. The protagonist shows no leadership at all, and the crown prince still has a youthful spirit no matter how old he is. Also, I have used a lot of ink to say that the military power of the nobility has been restricted by the system. The Privy Council was established and centralization of power began. Then... The generals under his command join forces to start a war, right? Put this aside, the plot of the war is too... Then why was there so much foreshadowing before.
I'm feeling numb. I've just finished ordering and it's free for a limited time. I'll add some essence to give you some comfort →_→
It might be better if you don't add extraordinary power. Adding extraordinary power makes you feel smarter. Why don't the top extraordinary knights just rush over and hack you to death? There are so many geniuses in the world, but there must be a few who are top-notch in cultivation, right?
Map of Europe in 867 Western Europe Eastern Europe
The diaosi protagonist is afraid of his wife and dare not have a lover. Are you really convinced that you can have a wife in one mouthful? Do you still want to establish HRE? ? I'll delete the book and see you later!