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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- Historical
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- World History
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Here are some unified responses to the questions and suggestions everyone has raised recently.
1. System issue: This book has a weak system. The system's actual help to the protagonist and his family is no greater than the protagonist's status as a transmigrator. 2. Regarding the "supernatural" aspect, the "supernatural" setting here can be understood as a fictionalized version of knights in low-magic realms, similar to the fictionalized portrayals of generals in the Romance of the Three…
Let's eat up Austria; something just doesn't feel right without Austria and Vienna's Habsburgs.
Yes, it's outrageous. Every time I see something like this, I think it's just too absurd. Royal families who time-travel to modern times, especially those involved in World War I and II, are all trying their best to consolidate and elevate their status. Then, those who time-travel to the Middle Ages are trying to achieve equality for all, ignoring productivity and implementing things like compulsory education. Every time I see this, I'm speechless.
After reading the first three chapters, I still can't understand where a merchant's daughter got the audacity to lay a hand on the lord's heir, especially since the count wasn't dead outside. And where did she get the right to strip the heir of his troop deployment rights with a mere word?
Personal opinion 1. I feel the author didn't need to introduce supernatural powers, because if the underlying violent forces change, then all military technology will change as well! 2. It seems better to revert to the original faith. Polytheism in late Rome was in continuous decline, and monotheism would inevitably replace polytheism to assist the Roman government in managing the empire.
The plot, starting with the Duke of Burgundy's attack on the Swiss territory, has become increasingly off-putting. The protagonist shows no leadership whatsoever, and the crown prince, despite his age, still displays youthful impetuosity. Furthermore, the earlier sections extensively establish that aristocratic military power has been effectively restricted by the system, the Privy Council has…
I'm numb. I just finished subscribing and then it's free for a limited time. I'll add this to my favorites for some consolation →_→
It might be better not to add supernatural power. Adding supernatural power feels like it lowers your intelligence. Why don't top-tier supernatural knights just rush over and kill you? There are so many geniuses in the world, surely there are a few who cultivate to the top level?
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The protagonist is a loser who's afraid of his wife and doesn't dare have a lover. Seriously, I'm speechless. He keeps calling her "My Lady"? And he thinks he can build the Shinra Empire with this kind of attitude?? I'm deleting this book, goodbye!