1422: Restoration of Eastern Rome

Dry food Eastern Roman Empire. The fourth son has no immediate right to inherit. On his way to Italy, he was unexpectedly detained. Relying on his artillery skills and command ability, he was hired as a gunner commander, and then hired Greek miners to form a mercenary group and build a team. Facing the powerful Ottoman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire was in danger. Let's see how the time traveler can turn the sky upside down. In terms of legitimacy, the Eastern Roman Empire has the strongest claim to the European throne. If it has the strength, the upper limit is very high. Reasonability is online. The description of medieval warfare is good, relatively reasonable and not overly dramatic. In the field of foreign history, this book ranks among the top. The overall plot is relatively dry, without water injection, and of course the fun is average. If you like map coloring games such as Europa Universalis, you may be able to enjoy it.

Plot: ❤️❤️❤️❤️🖤 Character: ❤️❤️🖤🖤🖤 The author of this book is probably from Taklimakan. I have never seen such a novel before. It is not watery at all. The plot is so smooth that the war was over in the time it took to drink tea. In the blink of an eye, there were two children. The author of the last book completed 800,000 words, and this one is probably about the same. It would be great if all Qidian novels were in this style.

The story about the revival of Eastern Rome is written by Pigfoot, the fourth son of the old emperor. When the castle was in danger, he followed the eldest prince to the West to ask for help and then left the army. He started out as a military consultant and mercenary, found sponsors and gathered people to build a team of his own, and then trained his team in the continuous conquests in the north and south to restore the territory of Eastern Rome. I got to know this author after he wrote a book about Viking Overlords. The writing style is also very good. The style is relatively concise and straightforward, with a touch of epic feeling, which makes people want to read it unconsciously. Both books by this author are highly recommended.

📚Recommendation for "1422: Restoration of Eastern Rome" Book title: "1422: The Restoration of Eastern Rome" Author: Flying Guppy Tags: historical travel, medieval Europe, war textual research, imperial revival ✨ Recommended highlights 1. The subject matter is scarce and the emotions are full. Focusing on the Byzantine Empire that was on the verge of destruction in 1422 - at this time only enclaves such as Constantinople and Morea remained in the territory, like "a wrecked ship on the sea of time". This "elegy-like opening" perfectly touches the "Roman sentiment" of history lovers. Let's see how the protagonist continues to live or even revive the dying empire in the cracks between Ottoman, Venice, and Genoa. ​ 2. Solid research and meticulous attention to detail The author has done solid research on the political, economic, and military details of Eastern Rome in the Middle Ages. From silk workshops to the Byzantine military system, from Venetian commercial hegemony to the rhythm of Ottoman expansion, you can feel the rigorous historical atmosphere, avoiding "cool-style nonsense", and is suitable for readers who like hard-core history. ​ 3. Steady rhythm, step by step There is no fast-paced excitement like a golden finger. The protagonist, as a branch of the Valleolo family, starts from rectifying internal affairs, developing handicrafts, and rebuilding the navy, and gradually accumulates strength to fight against powerful enemies at home and abroad. This slow pace of "farming + fighting for hegemony" better reflects the difficulty and weight of the empire's revival. 🎯 Suitable for everyone - The "Jingluo Ecstasy" party who is obsessed with Byzantine/Roman history ​ - Historical time-travel readers who like hard-core textual research and slow-burn farming flow ​ - Readers who are tired of fast food and cool articles and prefer the epic feel of "elegy → struggle → revival"