Please Call Me Your Majesty the Tsar

First of all, the author did not understand that the important reason why the Russian Empire lost to Japan was that Britain, France, and the United States supported Japan at the same time, and the Russian Empire's navy circled half the world to fight the Japanese navy, which was waiting for work, so it lost the first war between Russia and Japan. But even so, Japan's losses were higher than those of the Russian Empire, especially Nogi Nogi Nogi's sons were all killed in the battle. As for the attitude towards China, they would not invade, and they could fight against the Ottomans or Southeast Asia.

It's really rare to be able to write a piece of shit The first seven chapters emphasize that you have no choice but to express the inexplicable feelings of the time traveler You have all been assassinated A civil war broke out. When you had a civil war, the Central Army had no internal strife at all, and no army could help you Then Moscow was discussing the succession of the throne and you watched from there Then what preparations did you make? No preparations were made We won the civil war, but it was you who ended up being the tsar in a hurry There is no big purge on the battlefield at such a good time, don't tell me that there will be a big purge when the post-war divisions are divided This group of people is intertwined, and hundreds of years of marriage are stable. Can you clean it up Which country has used force and can end it so quickly

Hello author, I have read your books "Iron-Blooded Germany", "Iron-Blooded Power", "The Fourth Chinese Empire" and "Rebirth of Napoleon II". I like the first and second books very much. Your historical knowledge is very profound. I just got into this book and I really like it. I would like to ask if the length of the book can be longer. I hope I can write at least about 3.5 Million to 4 million words. Thank you! (Ps: I don't know why there is so little written about Napoleon II. It didn't meet my expectations 🙂. Maybe it's because it is the author's first book)

There is a common problem among people who fight on the street, that is, they are too smart. And you, from the moment you choose the subject, you are already on the same starting line as them.

Author: You ask me what are the benefits and benefits? The good thing is that imperial power will always be swept into the garbage dump of history, and the protagonist's descendants still have the right to live. Because there has never been the first proletarian regime in the world, the protagonist can establish it, just like the December Revolution. They didn't know how to establish it at the time, and then invited Constantine to be the czar, and the protagonist will become the last emperor with real power and lead the new country to fight. Winning the most important World War II, establishing the United Nations, having a huge reputation, leaving some industries, patents, and intellectual property rights to future generations, and future generations can also have royal status, these are all benefits. If you think that all your descendants are fierce people, then just pretend that I didn't say it. After all, the protagonist cannot rely on nobles and landowners to govern the country, nor can he rely on future generations to produce strong people, so these are all benefits, and retreating bravely is an inevitable trend.

Where is Lenin, please save him There are evil spirits in the basement The royalists are coming.

Now this novel can only be read as a fantasy novel. Having said so much is just to talk to a bull. The reform of the Russian Empire is not about killing people, deporting, etc. The protagonist does not need to form a party and thinks that the reform can be successful on his own. It is simply a fantasy novel. In 1898, I was still thinking about imperial power. I can only say that I am looking for death. I also want the feudal society. If you want to see the supremacy of imperial power, you can continue reading.

The death of the Tsar was too childish and inconsistent with history. This was too deliberate. If this were the case, it would be a fantasy. Tsarist Russia would rise to become the world's most powerful country and unify the world.

It is identified as an ancient novel, as you can tell when you visit Istanbul. The author has no research on history at all, and has no idea that the common goal of the three European powers, Britain, France and Germany, is to lock Russia down and prevent it from having access to the sea from Eastern Europe. Otherwise, just look at the Soviet Union in history. Eastern Europe fell one after another, and the Slavs were united. Western European countries may not be able to sleep.

As long as you capture the castle, you can add "Liberator" and "Great One"

An extremely powerful Tsarist Russia that had won the First World War was more terrifying than little Japan. The target of the war would become Imperial Russia. Mongolia, northeastern Xinjiang will all be gone

How is this novel? It ranks high on the new book list, but the comment section is full of chaos. Is it worth reading?

We must occupy Xinjiang, at least northern Xinjiang, and then build a big Mongolian country. It's not easy to write.

Would it be disgusting to travel back in time and become Maozi? Or should I be persuaded to quit at the beginning of memory fusion?

So, dear Tsar, who will you rely on to govern the country after you come to power?😏

The writing is so bad. What did you think of letting the Ottomans invade?

The introduction is so awesome, did the Tsarevich annex old China in the Qing Dynasty?

Protagonist: Please call me His Majesty the Tsar! Everyone: Okay Shabi, no problem Shabi.

If it's from the perspective of Emperor Russia, do you still want Outer Northeast? Do you still want Hesenway?

It was also the upper tsar who framed the scandal, and then suddenly posted a message saying that he was invited to tea, indicating that he had been educated, admitted his mistakes, and changed his mind. Guess how long it took the author to write this book?

Tsarist Empire: Please call me His Majesty the Tsar. Did you copy this book?

At the beginning, I didn't know how the plot would progress, but I would like to post a map of the Russian Empire that I found on Google a few years ago. The constitutional monarchy is affirmative. As the soul of the Han Dynasty, Russia hopes to cooperate deeply with China. Whether it is imperial Russia and Beiyang, or the Soviet Union and New China, cooperation will benefit both sides, and division will cause two harms. China is the retreat for the White Russian class, and it can also be the "New World" for imperial Russia. There is no need for military invasion to help China establish industrialization. Then Imperial Russia will be able to gain access to population, resources, markets, and ice-free ports. The most important thing is to ease domestic social conflicts. A large number of industrial construction orders can promote the economy and employment, appease the dissatisfaction of domestic industrial workers, and do not risk death to participate in the First World War and exhaust one's own national power. In this way, there is no need for revolution, a last resort that injures the enemy by one thousand and damages oneself eight hundred. Again, if China and Russia can unite deeply and establish an unbreakable alliance, there will be no rival in the world. With China and Russia as the core, we strive for Eastern Europe and Southeast Europe in the west, Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia in the south, and have enough energy to plan for Turkey and Iran, forming a Sino-Russian version of "the great Eurasian alliance, the alliance between modern (Eastern) Rome and China."

The initial traffic of this unpopular novel is probably not very good. I hope the author can persevere.

Aren't most of them Slavs?

What's there to write about about Russia? They're all ruined. Let's change them. Wouldn't it be better to write something else? Such as Colombia, Mexico and so on. Eguajar peru

The protagonist has hidden superpowers, mind control! ! ! ! Has the author ever thought that no matter it is revolution or reform, someone's interests will always be harmed, but there are more people and fewer people, and the degree of damage is different! ! So why do most reforms fail? Don't they know that the revolution will really kill them?

It can be said that after the Russo-Japanese War, the success rate of Russia's defeat and rebellion may be higher, because the internal conflicts in Russia after the war are actually already great. Assassinating Nicholas III would do more harm than good to the protagonist. Only by having a war can the protagonist's throne be more stable and have a certain prestige, and the opposition can be purged openly during the war.

In my personal opinion, there is no need to fight the Russo-Japanese War. Historically, there were compromises between the two countries. Tsarist Russia could have asked Japan to recognize Tsarist Russia's sphere of influence in Manchuria by abandoning Korea. As an empire that was undergoing industrialization and reform, the labor force liberated from village communities had the ability to promote the rise of the empire, and the government financial problems and other contradictions that arose could be resolved in World War I.

You can wear Nicholas II directly, and you can also participate in the Sino-Japanese War of 1884-1894

In fact, it would be nice to dress as Constantine.