Reincarnated as an Imperial Prince by SorryImJustDiamond

I learned a lot by reading this webtoon, geopolitical strategy, negotiation, political game, etc.
I am conquered to the highest degree.
I was very impressed by the author who knew how to circumscribe and transpose the history of the world of that time under another perspective.
I was very impressed with the author's knowledge of certain political issues.
The question of the expansionist goals of the dominant states towards the weak countries is very well presented. I'm still curious to know how the author will introduce the ecological issue if he continues the story beyond the main character.
There are strong as well as negative points, I would have liked to have more details on the secondary characters Roland and Christina, and more interaction for example Sophie's sister exchanges letters in order to have a point of view on her state after their separation. In the event of a crisis, where do they stand on key issues (feminist issues) or how do the nobles react to the dramatic change and its impact on their lives, etc.
It is not easy to write a novel, I know that, so I encourage the author to continue his work.
All in all, it's a very nice work, which is why I signed up to leave a comment.

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I dropped it at chapter 27. Didn't even get to the point where he uses modern inventions.

Why? Because I can't take it with the "Engrish." I'm usually okay with minor typos and small mistakes, but this one is really not okay for me.
If you want to know what I am talking about, just skip everything and read chapter 27. You'll get cancer, that chapter was the breaking point for me.

Just look at the sentences below.
The dialogues are awkward, the phrases are not used properly, and although a minor thing, the punctuations are misplaced or missing. Sometimes, the sentence structure is all over the place. I'm no English teacher, and my English is bad as well, but as a long-time reader, I just cannot take this. It really breaks the immersion when a genius billionaire is speaking broken English with awkward sentences and phrasing.

Did the average standard of English really drop to the point where people don't feel such sentences have issues?
I don't even know how some people can say:
Again, how is a genius billionaire speaking broken English not breaking your immersion?

This is one of the best war novels I've read.

The grammar is almost perfect with very few to nonexistent mistakes, the dialogue is fleshed out and the characters aren't two-dimensional.

The story progression is well thought off with little plot armor for the MC.

The only problems I have with this novel is the fact that even though Mc is the Emperor, he's more or less like a president, only his position is hereditary and he has full power over the military.

Also, the fact that there are a lot of realistic politics involved in this novel. So much that even if Mc wants to start a war he has to consider a lot of things like informing the world powers and a whole lot of different crap.

I'm not saying it's bad but I guess reading too much Tyranny Of Steel has kinda warped my mindset.


Plus, there is a considerable amount of pretty boring chapters with lots of info dumps. It's not bad but it kinda harshes your mellow when the previous chapter was blood boiling.

All in all, it's a great novel almost comparable to Tyranny Of Steel. Out of ten, I'll give it a solid eight. I highly recommend it.

Guys i have a couple of novel ideas😂.

First off is a light genred novel where our m is reincarnated with a ..unique super power. Basically he gets a bgm for the different actions he does and depending on the quality of music the people and the world around him will get affected in different ways. For example when he just starts he only has this generic bgm when he does heroic stuff that isnt that big a deal and only kinda affects people. But later on he can unlock different type of songs . He can unlock "The wellerman" and can play it when he is in the ocean to keep his crews morale high and have a clear sky. He can get "lose yourself" and play it during times when we needs to command an army and inspire them.

Second idea is also on the lighter side. Imagine a op mc who doesnt have much work and just runs a shop for the heck of it. But this op mc is wierd because he has multiple personalities. Its an eastern fantasy world but our mc is the usual transmigrated guy who has a tv in his shop. In the starting the tv has only the normal cable and he can only see mind numbingly boring shows. The thing is the personality rhat the mc has depends on the mood he is in. But because he finds everything so boring he is now stuck with his grumpy old man like personality and the customers dont like him much. But one day he finds out that his tv has subcriptions for different platform which he can buy. So he starts to watch different movies,series and anime. The story revolves around what he watches, how he reacts, about the different personalities that come out and the opinions of those personalities. You should remember that though a certain emotion triggers different personalities, the personality is not defined by the emotion. The story also includes how he interacts with the world outaide and how he finds love and the complications due to the multiple personalities.

I know this is off topic but I just want to say I really want to go back in year 2020-2021 when Ranobes is just starting and excitedly waiting for Panic to update and adding new novels every 4-5 days during 10:00 PM and I also miss the old interface where we can easily navigate what novel is more popular .

I need good war novels? Any recommendations?

>be me
>stop reading webnovels for a few months to stock up on chapters
> comes back and sees I have 1611 chapters in total stocked up
> starts reading
>’’hey, this is kinda boring’’

I forgot the plots of things I’ve read and it feels too boring to read now 😭😭😭

The story kicks off with Thomas' unfortunate demise after smashing into truck-kun's massive white vehicle at high speed, which results in him reincarnating and inhabiting the body of the Empire's current Crown Prince, Alexandre.

Thomas was gifted since his past life with a Photographic Memory perk, that he exclusively utilizes for printing out whatever Cold-War era tech blueprints his country is capable of producing. And rather than Investigating Terrorist attacks on his person, Sherlock Holmes style (a missed opportunity tbh). Add to add to that his weird decision making process .

The supporting cast however, is filled to the brim with generic 2D copy pasted characters , except for a handful, which results in lackluster dialogue, and predictable outcomes.

The world is set in a fictionalized pre-WW1 planet earth, pre-WW1 era, which the author makes good use of when referencing historical events and characters. Which is enough incentive to keep reading, and looking forward to next chapters.

As for the grammar, nothing noticeable that may break your immersion.

Other that that, a solid 3.5/5