Way of Augustus

Name: Way of Augustus
Author: Lucky Sulla

by Lucky Sulla

completed History Foreign History Male Lead

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All roads lead to Rome, but not everything that comes is what Rome wants. The Colosseum is a small Rome, and Rome is a big Colosseum. He, Lepidus, was just an ordinary college student who was proficient in linguistics, but he was lucky enough to travel back to that time, 678 years before the founding of Rome and 66 years before the birth of Jesus. However, he did not become a nobleman because it was impossible; he did not become a so-called inventor because it was impossible; his original identity was that of an army slave, which was also the most reasonable identity. From then on, he began a magnificent adventure career. Caesar, Pompey, Cicero, Crassus, Antony, Octavian, Mithridates are no longer dull wax figures. Centurions, merchants, auctioneers, and rhetoricians are no longer rigid words. Slaves, free slaves, propertied citizens, knights, governors, military tribunes, cavalry commanders, senators... Dictado, following this road paved with bones and heads, who can become the unique Augustus who laughs last?

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"The Road to Augustus" The best and only Roman historical novel available. The description of plot objects and the style of writing all have a very Roman feel to it. It could also be due to lack of contrast. But to criticize, once the characters talk, it is a bit brought back to reality, and it still feels like there is not enough Roman accent. There is also a story plot. Although human life was like this in the Roman era, it was neither valuable nor important, but readers do not know this. Readers think that there is no difference between Italy and Rome in the 18th century, or there is no difference between the Qing Dynasty and the Han Dynasty. The author needs more foreshadowing and thorough explanation. The book is relatively niche, the plot is average, and I like both the subject matter and the writing style. This book is rated 69