Reborn in Hungary as a Police Officer

How come you're still only level 2...? You've been writing about Moscow for 7 years, and about the Three Kingdoms for 3 years, oh my god!

I'd read the author's "Burning Moscow" before, so why the change to a city story, and a foreign one at that? The author is a veteran with millions of books to his name; the choice of subject matter inevitably determines the ending. If it's a political and commercial empire, it will inevitably face the problem of small states. Whether it's developing commerce or later leading Europe, there are limits to not welcoming back the Habsburgs and rebuilding the Holy Roman Empire.

I've heard of Hungary, but I don't know much about it.

Do veteran writers still have the talent? Have they kept up with the times?

Shouldn't stolen money and goods recovered by foreign police be returned to the victims? Or can this money generate profits before being returned to the victims, with the profits becoming the police officers' bonuses?

I only just realized these past two days that the opening plot was actually inspired by the Russian drama "The Playboy".

I've added it to my favorites. The idea is brilliant, the author's writing is excellent, and the title really makes you want to click. I'm visiting your site with my book, "Wizards Start in America." Thank you so much!