Shadow of great britain

It will be on the shelves tomorrow at 12 noon. Although this is not the first time, I can't help but feel a little nervous and apprehensive.

After all, every book is a new beginning, a new story, and a new experience.

Although it is not the first time to write about history, it is indeed the first time to write about the Victorian era.

To be honest, before starting the book, I had a lot of discussions with my editor, Canaan, and I am very grateful to him for his inspiration and help in setting the story.

In fact, at the beginning, I originally planned to write a fantasy story set in the Victorian era.

But as I prepared more and more to start the book, I read more and more related books, and finally found that even if I didn’t change the background, it would be very exciting to create it directly with the historical background of the Victorian era.

This led to the current book "Shadows of Great Britain".

In "A Brief History of Humankind", the author divides human history into several stages and divides them with three iconic events.

The first is the cognitive revolution that began in ancient times and ended with the victory of Homo sapiens with higher organizational capabilities over many races such as Neanderthals, officially ending this era.

The second is the agricultural revolution that began 10,000 years ago. This revolution changed human production methods, transitioning from gathering and hunting to settled agriculture based on farming. Dot-like city-states were established on this basis, and civilized Fire began to appear. Slavery, feudalism, centralization... Various forms of social organization have appeared one after another, and various empires and kingdoms have appeared on the stage.

The third one is the industrial and technological revolution that started two hundred years ago. To be honest, to this day, there is still debate among academic circles as to why the industrial revolution first started in Britain, an isolated island overseas. Some say it is the accumulation of colonial plunder, some say that Britain was the first to establish the political system of a constitutional monarchy, some say it is because of Britain's naval and trade traditions, and some say that the Industrial Revolution was purely a coincidence.

I don’t know exactly why, and I don’t understand either. I can only try my best to show you a corner of that era through my personal understanding of this era.

Of course, my perspective is not representative of that era.

Here, I still have to quote a famous quote from Marcus Aurelius - everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.

I hope to provide you with a perspective while entertaining you. As for what you can see from this perspective, that is up to you readers.

Okay, after talking so much nonsense, it’s time to talk about the issue of listing.

Here, I would like to first thank all readers and friends for their collections, recommendations, votes, and rewards. I also want to thank Lao Lang and Mo Gua for their chapter recommendations. Thank you all very much.

To put it on the shelves, of course, you still need to subscribe. It will be on the shelves tomorrow, so please order first.

There should be five updates on the shelves tomorrow, and then the update frequency will be three updates every day.

The rule for adding more updates is that if the first order is over 3,000, one update will be added for each additional 1,000, and one update will be added for every 1,000 monthly tickets.

The leader of the alliance will add an update, the Silver Alliance and so on can be deduced.

In addition, I just asked the operating officer of this book, Gargamel, to help set up a book club group. The group account is listed in the author's words and introduction. You can join if you have 100 fan points by voting for a monthly ticket.

Finally, thank you all again for your support. Tomorrow at 12 noon, if you have time, be sure to place an initial order. Thank you all!