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St. Michael: The leader of the four archangels, the chief warrior beside God, and the supreme commander of the angel army. With a beautiful appearance and a resolute and courageous character, although he is good at fighting, he is full of compassion. It is the embodiment of "absolute justice", a symbol of light, and the ideal image of perfection. (By the way, the four archangels are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel.)

Madame Roland: Leader of the Gironde Party, known as the "Uncrowned Queen of the Gironde". During the French Revolution, he was guillotined by the Jacobins. Before his death, he left the famous words "O Liberté, que de crimes on commet en ton nom!" ("Liberty, how many crimes have been committed in your name!") Jeanne d'Arc: "Pucelle d'Orléans" (Pucelle d'Orléans), French national hero, Catholic saint, and legendary general during the Hundred Years' War. He once led the French army to turn defeat into victory and reverse the situation of the war. He was later arrested and burned at the stake. Five hundred years later he was canonized by the Roman Catholic Church. (However, due to translation problems, it is also called "Joan of Arc".) Marie Antoinette: Princess of Austria and queen of French King Louis XVI. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: A famous musical prodigy who should need no introduction. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: German thinker, writer, and poet. His representative works are "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and "Faust". It goes without saying that Leonardo da Vinci: an all-around genius and one of the three masters of the Renaissance. Michelangelo Buonarroti: one of the three great men. Andrea del Verrocchio: Leonardo da Vinci's teacher. François-Marie Arouet: pen name Voltaire, Enlightenment thinker, philosopher and writer. His representative works are "Philosophical Correspondence" and "The Age of Louis XIV". Charles-Louis Montesquieu: Enlightenment thinker and jurist. His representative work is "The Spirit of Discourse". Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Enlightenment thinker, philosopher, litterateur, and educator. His representative works are "The Social Contract", "Emile" and "Confessions". Denis Diderot: Enlightenment thinker, philosopher, and writer. Presided over the compilation of "Encyclopedia". Marquis de Condorcet: Enlightenment philosopher. His representative work is "An Outline of the History of Human Spiritual Progress". Maximilien François Marie Isidore de Robespierre: Supreme leader of the Jacobins. Blaise Pascal: French mathematician and physicist. Main achievements include Pascal's law and Pascal's theorem. Pierre-Simon Laplace: French mathematician and physicist. Served as Napoleon's teacher. Main achievements include Laplace transform, Laplace theorem, and Laplace equation. Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier: French chemist. He is known as the "Father of Modern Chemistry" by later generations. During the French Revolution, he was accused of tobacco fraud and sent to the guillotine. Louis Pasteur: French microbiologist and chemist. The founder of modern microbiology, invented pasteurization. Giuseppe Lodovico Lagrangia: later renamed Joseph-Louis Lagrange, French mathematician and physicist. His main achievements are "Analytical Function Theory", the famous Lagrange's mean value theorem, etc. Augustin Louis Cauchy: French mathematician, whose main achievement was Cauchy's inequality. Simeon-Denis Poisson: French mathematician whose main achievement was the Poisson distribution. Leonhard Euler: So famous that he needs no introduction. Johann Carl Friedrich Gauß: So famous that he needs no introduction. Napoléon Bonaparte: The first emperor of France, Napoleon I. Pauline Bonaparte: Napoleon I's sister. Joséphine de Beauharnais: Napoleon's first empress. Carlo Maria di Buonaparte: Napoleon I's father. René Théophile Hyacinthe Laēnnec: French doctor who invented the stethoscope. The above is for reference only. Of course, in the fictional history of this work, those tragic characters will not let them repeat the same mistakes, especially Madame Roland and Marie Antoinette.

One of the most popular tactics in the Napoleonic era was the "queue to kill formation". Because before the minigun was invented, the classic musket was the main weapon. However, the hit and reload efficiency of this firearm are very low. Therefore, it is a very effective method to have soldiers line up in horizontal lines and fire volleys in one, two or three rows. Of course, some people may ask, aren't the soldiers in the front row easy to get shot? In fact, on the one hand, the hit rate of the muskets at that time was very low, and on the other hand, the front row was in a kneeling position, so the risk of the second batch was also very high. Furthermore, soldiers who retreated would be shot on the spot by the officers. War is inherently cruel, and victory is achieved with countless lives.

The story has unique twists and turns! The style is distinctive! The language is amazing! The details are vivid and touching! I hope this book will have a bright and vibrant tomorrow! I wish you a prosperous life and a harmonious family! The road is prosperous and the industry is prosperous!

You may not know who Francois Marie Arouet was in history. He was a thinker who advocated reason and advocated freedom and equality. He preferred to use another pseudonym, Voltaire.

I was reading at night and happened to see it. It was fate that I collected this masterpiece. We look forward to mutual visits, support each other if we have few collections, let's work hard together! I apologize in advance if I have disturbed you. Thank you for supporting you. . .

Is there still this history? I learned it. . You can recommend more books so that more people can see them. The articles are very good. Come and check in.

Are there really readers? If you can see this place, please leave some traces. I have dug a lot of holes. If no one is watching, I will do whatever I want~

Xiaolei came to read the masterpiece. Thank you very much for your hard work on writing. I will take a look at the new book "Star Soul Sword Soul" and the sequel to "God Praying to the Continent" when you have time.