He was always in trouble, lonely and proud when he was a child. In the eyes of ordinary people, he is an unreasonable guy. He went to an aristocratic school, but his family was poor. He is often laughed at and despised by his classmates. With the increase of age, his anger rose with the increase of ridicule and contempt, which also laid a good foundation for his future military life.
I admire Napoleon, and I like his indifference and detachment. In those years of war, only he was so arrogant and condescending ~ it seems that he felt a cool and pure breath in the dirty air. His reticence, irritability, arrogance and extreme egoism, in my opinion, are his unique talents in a mediocre society and a vulgar world. His success lies not only in the perfection of military theory, but also in his demonic eloquence and ambition. His emotional views may be beyond the comprehension of more people. He thinks that love is harmful to society and he destroys personal happiness. In his unreasonable words, I seem to read the passion of love in his heart, but he can abandon it just for the big things in his heart. He is so transparent and clear. In that world where everyone is hypocritical, Napoleon's external performance is so simple and true. I like to admire such Napoleon, and sometimes I even feel small. At that time, it was also a society where money was paramount. His distress and helplessness come from money. At the same time, his unique vision and opinions on society are disgusted and despised by the world.
As he said, a truly great man is like a shooting star. They glow and burn, illuminating the earth. Napoleon, isn't it? He is a great man, a great man who lit up the world!
In the late French Revolution, he also committed terrible aggression and slaughter, which I don't want to mention, because it is an indelible stain on his perfect life. On the other hand, he is what I yearn for and appreciate forever.