Assassin's Creed: Renaissance
About This Novel
After being betrayed by the Italian powerful, the young man embarked on a legendary revenge. To root out corruption and restore his family's honor, he will learn the art of assassination. Along the way, Ezio will draw on the wisdom of greats such as Leonardo da Vinci and Niccolò Machiavelli - and he will learn that survival depends on those indispensable skills. To his allies, he will be a force for change-a force fighting for freedom and justice. In the eyes of his enemies, he would become a huge threat and work to bring about the destruction of the tyrants who oppressed the Italian people. A legendary story of power, revenge and conspiracy begins.
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Official(43)Scraped 18d ago
Haha, some self-righteous idiots always think that Ezio translated correctly and returned the game, which is so funny. Don't be stupid if you don't read the official website. Ezio is certified to have correctly translated the official website.
I bought this book, but it was confiscated by my class teacher before I finished reading it.
Ezio's magnificent life: Renaissance, Brotherhood, Apocalypse
I can't stand foreign texts and feel a bit dyslexic. Chinese fast food texts are better.
I still think 4 looks better.
Jacob! Heroic protagonist?
Who did Jacob mess with again?
This book is too low-level
What am I and why am I commenting?
Very nice, not bad
The origin is beautiful. .
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Community(0)
Official(43)Scraped 18d ago
Haha, some self-righteous idiots always think that Ezio translated correctly and returned the game, which is so funny. Don't be stupid if you don't read the official website. Ezio is certified to have correctly translated the official website.
I bought this book, but it was confiscated by my class teacher before I finished reading it.
Ezio's magnificent life: Renaissance, Brotherhood, Apocalypse
I can't stand foreign texts and feel a bit dyslexic. Chinese fast food texts are better.
I still think 4 looks better.
Jacob! Heroic protagonist?
Who did Jacob mess with again?
This book is too low-level
What am I and why am I commenting?
Very nice, not bad
The origin is beautiful. .
