Making Rome Great Again, Starting in 1784

I'm so tired. It feels like some readers aren't here to read, but just have that argumentative personality. Sometimes I even wonder if a certain reader is just here to pick a fight. Situ admits that he is just a writer of online novels and cannot be as rigorous as someone who writes serious literature or a historian who studies official history.

Furthermore, the establishment of the Austrian Empire to align with historical facts is rather strange. The historical context of its formation was Napoleon's destruction of the Holy Roman Empire. The 1803 Imperial Congress resolved to drastically shrink the Holy Roman Empire's territory, rendering the Holy Roman Emperor a laughingstock.

Approximate territory of Austria

Sometimes it's not that the author wants to pad the word count, but that many readers stubbornly cling to their stereotypes and only believe what they want to believe. For these argumentative people, the author can only use data and facts to shut them up 🤐.

Austria's initial territory should look like this.

You've written too much about kinship; you could have just mentioned it briefly. I'm not here to see who's related to whom. If you keep doing this, the main plot is already so small, it'll definitely feel padded. You keep writing too much about unimportant things, like in chapter 74 when you were talking about ethnic integration and then dragged it into the Spanish succession—that's really strange.

I'm out of ideas; I've been having writer's block lately.

It made the same mistake as "The Founding of Africa," and was terribly watered down.

My beloved Queen of Austria, you are so beautiful! 🤩

Don't you keep a lover? That's so antisocial.