1662: Striving in the Age of Louis XIV

Europe at the time

There are reasons for the poor performance of this book. First of all, the writing style of this book is not bad, but the time travel is so early. Who would read it if you don't plan to found a country and only do business? No one who writes about modern business wars in business articles is as brilliant as you. It's a pity.

The writing is too fragmented, with foreshadowing laid but you don't know when it will come out. It's all about politics and conspiracy. In daily life, it's either a smelly and long foot binding that has no appeal at all. When your sister comes and your wife comes, your disgusting brother floats around like a fly at the beginning. You also like to make him have a sense of presence. Or is it a supporting role such as Little William and so on? What about the protagonist? What career did you do? How large is it? How much money did you make? What is your social status? Originally, I was watching you build a 16-pounder cannon, and it was related to Paris and daily life, so I wanted to read the catalog. When I saw your catalog, I felt dizzy. To be honest, it was not as interesting as the Oli that I had blocked the toilet in the morning.

The front was too poisonous, with thousands of artillery pieces at every turn. The productivity at that time was not that fast for thousands of muskets.

How about this heroine?

The emotional line is written too many times, I don't know what it means.

The inexplicable emotional drama, falling in love with a dedicated woman who eloped... The shaky shareholding setup... This sudden sense of trust is hard to complain about. Let alone traveling to a foreign country in the Middle Ages, even in modern times, when you arrive in a new place, it takes a long time to establish a relationship, and the sense of alienation is blurred.

I really couldn't bear to watch it. First, can the author do some calculations on the price setting? Two eggs are one sou, and a worker's monthly salary is 8 to 10 sous! The maid earns three sous per day, and the police chief earns 350 sous per year, an average of one sous per day! I can only fuck! Second, in order to show Christine's rudeness and lack of culture, it has completely made people want to vomit! How do you, a daughter of a pirate, get the courage to call a princess who owns four duchies a stinky woman? In such a hierarchical feudal society, the protagonist would have been hanged long ago, let alone waiting for his brother's hair!

The latest chapters are all about Anderson's bad things. Hundreds of chapters have been written about these bad things. Why are you trying to cheat readers out of their money just for the sake of word count? The protagonist has no sense of existence for hundreds of chapters. What the hell is this writing? In the past few hundred chapters, the protagonist has been completely the supporting character Anderson. If you want to write a supporting character, it's okay to write it in a few chapters. But for a supporting character, you can write it in hundreds of chapters. It's outrageous! Writing a female protagonist is unbelievable. The protagonist is just a dog licker and thinks she is very affectionate. It's so fucking disgusting.

I don't know what this book is about. What does the protagonist do and achieve in this era? A small history book is not divided into volumes, has no theme, and has no summary of stages. Come on, 123456 is a supporting role. The key is that your group of portraits are too dramatic. How can the protagonist be hidden? Ten pictures, just a few days have passed in the story timeline, 🙂, I often think about this question, what am I looking at, and does it have anything to do with the main plot? I wanted to skip to see what the protagonist has done, but as a result, the directory cracked, and it was all 123456 pendants, and I couldn't follow it.