Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 772: 768. Comments on "Glory of the Young Eagle"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a novel about the King of Rome.

"Glory of the Young Eagle", Niomiya Demu, level 4 author.

Category: History-Foreign History.

【Introduction】

On the day when disaster struck Waterloo, the time traveler came to this world and became the unfortunate heir.

He will change the course of fate and history, escape from his cage and overcome all obstacles, and eventually ascend the throne as Napoleon II.
What drives him is not the name of the Father, but his own glory alone!

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: Time Travel. On June 18, 1815, Napoleon suffered the Battle of Waterloo, his battle against the British coalition completely routed by the arrival of Prussian reinforcements. Far away in Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, the four-year-old Roman Emperor Napoleon II suffered a severe fever, and his soul was replaced by a man named Chu Ying.

Chapter 2, Youth. In 1826, the fifteen-year-old protagonist has been trapped in the opulent imperial palace for eleven years. Raised as a German noble, he is exceptionally allowed to learn the art of imperial swordsmanship. He makes rapid progress, but still cannot escape.

Chapter 3, Metternich. The Habsburg Chancellor, Metternich, summons the protagonist, praises his academic progress, and offers him military service to further his training. This parallels the original protagonist's life trajectory, and he soon succumbs to tuberculosis and dies. He bravely refuses the Chancellor's offer.

Chapter 4: The Emperor. The Prime Minister meets with the Austrian Emperor and presents his proposal, insisting on using marriage and military enlistment to wear down the protagonist's temper and completely dissuade the French Bourbon royal family. The Emperor agrees.

Chapter 5, Sophie. Sophie stops the protagonist. She is actually his aunt, though only six years his senior. Her brother-in-law is his older brother. Marriages between nobles always make titles particularly complicated. In short, she is the protagonist's only relative at Schönbrunn Palace.

【Brief Comment】

The author has written "Flowers, Swords and France" (463 million words) and "Little Haru Hiyori" (31 words).

The former is no longer visible, and the latter will soon be ruined.

He has been writing "Glory of the Young Eagle" for nearly four months, and the updated word count is only 38.68 words. So in terms of speed, it is not particularly fast, but it is also within the normal range.

The book was launched on December 25th of last year, with an initial order of 1100, and has yet to reach the top level. Currently, it has 22,700 favorites on Qidian and 46,100 followers.

The results were not particularly good because the subject matter was very niche. People still liked American comics and European history novels, so there really weren't many readers.

Judging from the content, the protagonist will live in the Austrian palace for a long time, and he has no good way to leave here.

In particular, he actually developed feelings for Princess Sophie, even though he had been informed by the Emperor of his impending marriage to Theresa, the woman with whom Shelley had been involved.

The protagonist is also facing the entanglement of a woman named Chanel, which makes Sophie even more angry.

Many of the plots in this book currently revolve around emotional entanglements, and it seems that the author intends to make a breakthrough from the emotional aspect and achieve fair treatment in politics.

All in all, this is a wonderful novel with a niche subject matter, detailed historical materials, and a dramatic plot. It is worth reading when you have time.

that's all.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

This book has a silver alliance, and the collection has exceeded 50,000.

But it has not yet reached perfection.

For some people, writing a masterpiece is easy, but for others, it is too difficult.

This book is actually quite good, but the subject matter is a bit unpopular, and most people may not be interested in reading it.

I even suspect that the author studied foreign history, otherwise where did this interest come from and why he kept writing about French history?

(End of this chapter)