Napoleon

YY article, it's like you don't need to spend money to do things. At the beginning, you only have a few million and you still need quality education. If you invest your money, it won't make a splash. And who goes to the factories and who goes to the fields for quality education? A large part of the cost of quality education lies in reduced productivity. It's a small country, so it would be strange if it doesn't collapse after playing like this.

I don't know why I don't like reading French novels. Others write about time-traveling French kings, but I feel in my heart that if I live as a king in France for a short time, I may be guillotined if I fail once. The French have woken up. Don't think of unrealistic things. Napoleon is doomed to fail and cannot be saved.

We've all traveled through time, so why are we still talking about it? Sometimes it's Jerome, and sometimes it's Luo Mu. Don't you think it's awkward when you read it yourself?

Destiny is not scrap metal thrown on the ground. I picked it up from the mire and cast it into a laurel crown with the world centered on me!

In Europe, the practice of dividing land among local tyrants cannot be achieved. In order to become emperor, Napoleon had to reach a reconciliation with the aristocracy and the church, hoping to get the support of the aristocracy and the church. Why can only the Bolsheviks complete a complete revolution? Because the ultimate dream of your generals and officials is to become aristocrats and have privileges. If you suppress the aristocracy, your subordinates will stab you in the back and kill you. The emperor himself is a representative of the aristocracy, not a representative of the working people. As an emperor, don't sit on your butt.

The dialogue at the beginning of the first chapter was so embarrassing to me, and the writing style makes me crazy 😫

Does the author have a map? I really can't figure out how big this is?

I came from the previous Shinsengumi book. Why don't you continue writing Japanese novels? That one was really good and the writing was beautiful.

Compulsory education in Prussia was not all-day. But 4-5 hours a day, 32-36 weeks a year. Then the remaining few hours of daylight each day. Where are the children during the 15 or so weeks of time each year? Most of them are helping out, so don't let your children go to school out of work. This is how compulsory education is less burdensome. . . . .

In fact, it is better to dress like a third son

If I hadn't been to Vienna, Slovakia and Hungary, I would have believed it. Hahahaha The Queen's bridgehead is very difficult to conquer. Hungary is very strong.

The blue line circled is Westphalia

Get a map. I don't even know where this small country is.

I feel like you are writing in a hurry. New authors should develop a good habit of writing at least one chapter every day. You will either update for two days or two chapters a day. If you have no writing at all, write well after the war. Write seven or eight chapters of the big battle, three or four chapters of the small battle, farm well, two chapters on industry and commerce, two chapters on agriculture, and two chapters on talents. Writing too much will exercise your writing skills, but once you exercise it, you will write more, and it will enrich your outline and prevent the plot from being too fast and running out of things to write.

I declare that this book is of pure blood

I thought I was supporting getting three, but it turns out I was supporting getting one.

Is there a map of the protagonist's current country?

Made France Great Again next door and became father and son.

Come on, author, this is the first time I've seen one about Napoleon's younger brother.

And the Franco-Prussian/German War?

Cool writing, the pace is not sluggish or cumbersome, and it's comfortable.

You Frenchman went to be the German Emperor...

Have you considered getting some supplies from the aristocratic estates in the north direction of St. Petersburg to liberate the serfs? Huo Qubing relied on local people as guides throughout the desert.

Self-recommendation