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How can you learn anything if the author tells you lies?

This isn’t very accurate as far as details go. If you know anything about the French Revolution, then avoid this book. It’ll give you a headache. So far pretty much every historical detail is wrong, the people are all caricatures, and like most chinese alt-history novels the politics are insane. At the point I’m writing this, the author is claiming that the revolutionaries were a royalist plot from the Orleanist part of the family. Then there’s the little things, like the author claiming that the revolution started in 1788. That is incorrect. It started in 1789. TL;DR, don’t read this book. It’ll melt your brain.

Chapters like this are too funny to read. Boston is in Massachusetts. It’s clear the author doesn’t know that much about U.S. geography. The midwest is very resource rich: Texas and Oklahoma alone are one of the biggest oil regons in the world for example, Illinois has some of the most fertile land in the U.S., Wisconsin has lots of logging and mining interests, ETC. I could go on, but yea.

My main problem with reading this novel is that it feels like I’m reading poorly edited MTL. Heck, look at the chapter titles and even those aren’t consistantly translated. With how much they are charging for this one, go read a better novel.

Let’s just hope Tia doesn’t notice he is gone…

Get well author~

MC is super cute so far~ o/

First. :3

The main problem with Mars will be that the gravity is very low compared to Earth, so there will be health effects unless Aron gets gravity manipulators.

Aww, no terraforming in the first batch. D: