The Byzantine Empire of Greece

You've written so much about Chinese people, what do you need Greece for?

What were Greece's advantages? They lay in its orthodoxy and civilization, giving it a cultural victory from the outset, which was desirable to the great powers. Therefore, the solution is quite simple—encourage the Bulgarians, Serbs, and Turks to rebuild their empires, and once they truly believe it and begin challenging the great powers, then side with the great powers and secretly seize their…

RT, ran a supermarket for a few years, made nearly ten million pounds, and just took it all, cash + 99,999. He started his own company to support an army—how many? Nearly two percent of the country's population, the army, and high-paid ones at that, including the navy. And the company's benefits are amazing, doing the most basic work but receiving the highest pay.

To swallow up 6-7 times the area and 10 times the population, while offending Russia (blocking the road to the Balkans and isolating Constantinople) ~ Austria (taking Belgrade to fill Austria's belly and fill the niche of the Ottoman's enemy state) ~ Ottoman (almost the entire Balkans) No, what are you thinking, to make them stop and accept you? Even UK support is useless!

Greece's independent population is less than one million, yet they use mind control devices to possess the Balkans 😂

I couldn't hold back. I suggest the author read "The Road to Mediterranean Domination." You're writing about Europe, and then a Chinese character appears—it's like something out of a Tang Dynasty novel. If you're going to write like that, why not just start with Southeast Asia? Why start with Europe?

The advantage of having a German protagonist is that it can attract a large influx of German immigrants. The downside is that it will likely be heavily involved in World War I due to the presence of people of German descent. However, it can also attract a large influx of Italians and East Slavs to balance things out. Although Turks are likely to have a closer kinship with Greeks, their different religion and culture are too difficult to absorb and assimilate. 😁

If you really want to write about Greece, I would recommend that you refer to the novel "The Roman Road to Greece". As a long-time reader, I think that although this novel has its flaws, its merits outweigh its flaws and it is better than most foreign historical novels. It is a pity that the author has disappeared.

Warning⚠️ Either don't watch it at all, or if you do, don't use your brain.

Politically naive and economically delusional, they believed that force could solve everything and that eliminating vested interests would allow them to seize power. The Greeks weren't so easily fooled; the protagonist was practically a political idiot, much like Emperor Zhaozong or Emperor Chongzhen of the Tang Dynasty—self-righteous, ambitious but incompetent.