Europe: From the Very Beginning
欧陆之从零开始
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- Ongoing
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- 337k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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- 10y ago
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[Comment] Author, can I ask you a question?
Are both Yania and Barona reborn with memories of their previous lives? Otherwise, why would Barona say "again"?
[Comment] This is too sloppy.
The history in this book is a bit messy. First of all, William the Conqueror didn't die until 1087, but you've moved it forward by two years. Also, in Chapter 26, Hughes mentions Saladin and Bowens IV. You should know that these two were people who lived a hundred years later!
Author, are you reading this? Your book is very much to my liking. If you have the opportunity, please continue writing; I will subscribe to the official version.
[Comment] Update soon!
Why aren't you updating? Please update soon, or I'll send you razor blades! 😭😭😭Please, please update soon!
[Comment] Dear author, what is the connection between this book and your previous work, "Total War: Summoning from Another World"?
Is it a sequel? Or is it just borrowing the setting from "Another World"?
[Comment] The war is portrayed in an exaggerated way!
It was clearly just a melee of a little over a thousand people on both sides, yet it was written as if it were a siege and defense battle involving tens of thousands of people. The attack on the city by a hundred or so bandits made it seem like a massive battle. This kind of war writing looks quite exciting, but when the results are calculated after the war, it seems absurd and laughable. Furthermore, the author overestimates the British soldiers of that time. At that time, Britain had no professional soldiers; apart from a few nobles, they were all peasant soldiers. Let alone hundreds of deaths, even if only a few dozen out of more than a thousand died, the army would still flee. From the author's description of the British soldiers, I, as a reader, felt that Britain would unify the world in no time.
[Comment] The book is good, I wonder if it will ever be finished!
Having read the author's previous works, it seems some were abandoned. I don't know if this book will be finished, so I'll let it rest for now. If you can write a million words, then I'll take a look!
[Comment] A list of other works by Jiutian Palace's accounts
Total War: Summoning from Another World Red Luo is cute in the Middle Ages The Black Grail's Cute Notes A somber song of redemption My Goddess in Anime Crossover Tactical Armament The Tang Dynasty's invasion of the Middle Ages My Empire Can't Be This Cute Total War Across the Globe A merchant who travels through time The Realm of Emptiness