The Prussian Blade

Is this kind of novel even possible on Qidian? Author, are you serious about not including a system? Historical fiction without a system requires exceptionally high writing skills; even a small illogical or idiotic element can be magnified into a major flaw. With a system, you can directly extrapolate to that point.

Can anyone who's read to the later chapters explain what makes the protagonist so appealing? Even a transmigrator with precognitive abilities needs some outstanding personal qualities to succeed, right? I certainly didn't see any after reading the first ten chapters. The author did, however, portray the protagonist's slovenliness, laziness, and incompetence very prominently.

Only great virtue, Prussian Djokovic Germany-China In the Austro-Hungarian Empire In eastern France, northern Italy, and Ukraine, all are considered giants.

This book presents time travelers in a different way, and this approach makes me feel that time travel is more integrated into reality.

In the spring of 1834, the young Bismarck, in a letter to a friend, imagined what he would become if he couldn't attend university: "I will first serve as an officer for a few years, yelling at new recruits; then I will marry, have children, farm, and produce distilled spirits without restraint, using alcohol to corrupt the morals of my farmers."

This book is so well-written, I gave you 15 monthly votes today.

The teacher's writing is incredibly fluent, and the dialogue even has a slightly translated feel, which makes it very immersive! The plot is also well-developed, and there are illustrations! I absolutely love reading it! Compared to the previous French book, I prefer this German one!

There are too few foreign historical novels being written, and they're always abandoned – it's such a shame. Most readers are still waiting for their new 100,000-word books to be published; how good can a new book expect to be? They should update more often, but they give up too quickly. It's a bit speechless.

Given the conservative atmosphere in Germany at the time, how could you possibly assume power while feigning incompetence? Germany couldn't afford to fail then; who would let a spoiled brat take over, even if he was just pretending?

I knew you wouldn't be able to finish this book. I read three chapters, and it's completely different from your previous one. I couldn't continue. After all, the protagonist's personality isn't likable. I know the author wanted to create a seemingly spoiled but actually all-powerful character, but that's hard to write. In political and war novels, the protagonist usually needs to be mature and composed; being too eccentric is actually detrimental.