1870The Soul Penetrates Napoleon

There is no way for France to win at this time. Various factions in the country are holding back. The opponent is a new empire. Let's talk about the army. The weapons are not as advanced as others. The general mobilization system. The military system is backward. There is no money. The national debt cannot be sold in the financial center of London. There is no military spending. The British are behind it. I really don't know how to win.

I hope the author can write something different. Many authors who write about foreign history follow the course of world history and have no imagination. They would not be able to write their own things if they are slightly divorced from history. Yes, I am talking about you who writes about Russia!

Now that he has traveled across the city and become Prince Eugene, I look forward to the author continuing to promote the transformation project of Paris. Historically, in 1870, Napoleon III dismissed Baron Haussmann and stopped the renovation project due to parliamentary accusations of corruption.

Obviously you can regain power by recruiting the army in Paris or other places, but you go to establish some kind of base area, just to disgust people and suppress the protagonist.

The Franco-Prussian peace talks will carve up the lowlands together. Alsace can be negotiated, and the Rhineland can also be negotiated, dividing the lowlands of the British buffer zone; especially the importance of Belgium to France is self-evident. The problem is how to feed the North German Confederation without hurting itself. It can support North Germany to annex Denmark, intensify the conflict between Britain and Germany, and then force the kings of South Germany to merge with Austria-Hungary. In the long run, it will be even more difficult for such a Germany to be unified. The former Holy Roman Empire was completely torn apart by religion. The North German Confederation, which is dominated by Protestantism, and Austria-Hungary, which is dominated by Catholicism, will be in long-term opposition.

You can lose a small amount of money but you cannot cede territory.

I recommend "I Was a Dauphin in France", it's great!

Does the author have an outline? How many words should he write? I don't dare to invest in updating it like this.

France's base is too small and surrounded by big countries, making it difficult to expand on the European continent. France's small area cannot support it in becoming a top power in the world after World War II. It must expand its mainland area. It has to assimilate Algeria and Tunisia into its homeland to be successful. It is best to seize Sardinia.

The protagonist has done nothing, so what is he doing? Going to the theater?

It's outrageous. The protagonist watched the Franco-Prussian War fail. I thought the protagonist was so calm. What's the back-up? In the end, he took hundreds of people to a village to establish a base. You want to rely on these hundreds of people to defeat Prussia and rebuild France?

The author can consider writing a longer one, and I will invest in you again!

It's too short!

France still has a large number of regular troops everywhere, enough to fight the Prussian army, and then pull Austria and France to put pressure on Prussia

It's rare to see someone who writes about Napoleon's unpopular period like me.