The Kingdom Begins with Prisoners of War

Anyone who is interested in Roman history or a P Club player like me can read it. If you are not familiar with Roman history, you can also read this book as a fantasy novel. Don't worry, with the current progress, there is no such brainless plot, such as the Prime Minister and Empress's political sense is so childish that it makes people laugh, and the character's character is speechless.

Looking at the title of the book, I didn't expect it to be a novel about ancient Rome, or a semi-fictional historical novel mixed with mythology! But I'm really looking forward to the author's new book, The Teacher's Entrepreneurship Manual.

Feel free to ask any questions. If you need to add any illustrations, if you need to explain a certain historical figure or historical event, or if you need anything else, you can mention it here. I will reply when I see it, and make corrections on the same day if it makes sense.

Although I thought it would be controversial when I wrote it, I feel that many readers don't understand what I mean, so I will explain it here. If you think who the protagonist is, you can't read it, or if you have doubts about my composition, you can read it. I can only represent my point of view. Please judge for yourself whether it is right or wrong. First of all, I support Palestine in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and have no favorable impression of Israel (Stacked A). This article is a hodgepodge of history. It selects many historical time periods that I like, and then focuses on the Roman Empire in the classical era. As for why it focuses on the Roman Empire, the author read Josephus's "Jewish Wars" when he was studying. He found it interesting and came up with the idea of ​​writing a book. I don't want to defend certain races or like certain races. The author chose this time to choose this matter, just to reflect the most basic principle of not doing to others what you don't want others to do to you. To be fair, what the Roman Empire did before the First Jewish War was not entirely right. Like other conquerors, he was sometimes indifferent. At least Caligula and the local governor Florus were a bit excessive in the eyes of the Romans. I think it is reasonable for the locals to resist. But just like what I wrote (and this is also the actual historical situation), the uprising was chaotic and ended up being a farce. The author does not support the Zealot Party, nor does he have a good impression of it (Stacked Armor). But the performance of the Jews in this war was sometimes quite helpless. Like the Palestinians, they used tunnel warfare, slings, and various means to cause damage to the Romans, and they also showed a strong determination to resist. The author's original intention is to let you see such a thing. Two thousand years ago, on the same land, the Jews used these methods to resist the persecution of the conquerors, but now they have become the ones persecuting others. The author actually doesn't want to talk about modern politics, and it has nothing to do with this article, but it's really unbearable to be scolded all the time for this matter, so he scolded his allies QWQ It is normal for some readers to not be able to stand it and not like it. After all, this is not a good start. It is okay to criticize the author for bad writing. It is not good to criticize the author if he is right. Please feel free to criticize as you like. I will remember all the curses and try not to do it next time.

The most important data in the new book issue is follow-up reading, which determines subsequent recommendations. I also know that if you don't write two chapters a day, it won't be interesting, so I try to add more chapters as much as possible. I would like to trouble you all those who want to keep books. When you have nothing to do, just swipe back a few times to reach the latest chapter. Please, I've been writing about it for a while. I've always been on a round trip and wanted to see what the other recommended spots look like.