War Palace and Knee Pillow, Austria’s Destiny

Take a day off to revise + rewrite

Recently, I have been complained that the plot is too weak, with a hammer here and a stick here and there, but I feel that it is much better than before.

In addition, some readers said that it talks too much about history, but I don’t want to change this, because even now there are many people who don’t know the details of history, and it is too difficult for ordinary history lovers to not talk about a few sentences.

As for the speed of plot advancement, it is clear from the name of this volume that it will at least bring to a climax what happened before the Great Famine and the Year of the Storm.

As for the protagonist's invisibility, in fact the protagonist appears very frequently, but it's usually the mastermind behind the scenes.

In addition, there is the problem of too many plots in other countries and too few plots in Austria. All I can say is that if you look at Austria but not diplomacy, what are you looking at?

Playing the mad war style? Gourmet? It would be strange for Central Europe, a broken place, not to be surrounded by a net.

Regarding Mr. Hugo, he is a great litterateur and one of the writers I admire most (although he has been hacked to a great extent on the Internet, in fact you can always find "stain" if you want to find someone.), but this does not hinder it. In the book, he faced the rapid development of Austria and felt struggling and hesitant.

In fact, today's article has been written. It is about the struggle within the church and some guerrilla warfare in South America (nationalist fighters + Austrian mercenaries beating the British + Argentine puppet troops). However, if you publish it, there is a high chance that you will be said that religion is not important at all. , while I was in Metternich.

Metternich was once one of the greatest diplomats of the nineteenth century, but times have changed.

In addition, I also need to study how to issue Easter egg stamps. I think others can do it.