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

What Soviet Russia exports most: lies, wars and disasters; what Soviet Russia imports most: territories of sovereign countries. And what's very strange is that the place that was hurt the most by Soviet Russia is also the place that has the most Russians.

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)

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.

Regarding modern themes, if you write about the countries surrounding the Qing Dynasty, you cannot bypass the Qing Dynasty. However, the restrictions on the subject matter cannot be magically changed. This novel is inherently disabled.

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.

It's awesome, the data is all written randomly, and the male protagonist comes from the future. He knows that Japan was a pawn used by the British to encircle Tsarist Russia in Asia. The British will not let Japan admit defeat easily, but when the British intervene, the male protagonist is always angry, and there is not much written about the attitude of the United States. Britain continues to deploy warships and soldiers to Japan to fight against Tsarist Russia. Doesn't it consider the security of its homeland at all? This is already a declaration of war. In addition, France and Russia are allies. Will Britain not consider it at all? What about Germany's attitude? It's so random and doesn't consider logic at all. In addition, the British national leader wrote it out of wisdom. The security of the British mainland depends entirely on the protection of the Royal Navy. It is really illogical to just read Chapter 131 of sending warships and soldiers. There are still too few foreign novels written now, and I can read even less. I used to be a bit slow but I could still read them, but then I just drifted away. It's amazing.

Generally, as long as World War II is not too crooked, I will watch it a little or not criticize it. I didn't expect the author to make such remarks, saying that the upper and lower classes in Japan are tightening their belts. This statement is quoted by many Internet writers. I can only say do such writers understand history. If you think about it for a moment, this sentence means that the Japanese are regarded as struggling for the country. Is that so? This is whitewashing Japan,

. . . Why did this person have the courage to write in his profile that Nicholas II was full of good cards? Does the author have any wrong understanding of good cards?