Rome: The Eagle of the Empire

Oops, I haven't seen one in Rome for a long time.

Lead poisoning in Roman Baths should be addressed soon

Damn it, I only cast three monthly votes and it's gone again

I wonder if any of my brothers have watched Legend of Jianfeng? (Of course, if you haven't read a Japanese comic, try not to read it.) After watching that, I can no longer face the title of the Imperial Eagle. Griffith's Minotaur really messed me up.

First, during the Roman Republic, the population at this period was more than 10 million, and it was only around 20 million when Caesar died. So some readers will say that speed kills people and buys soldiers. But after the killing, who will give birth to you? During this period, Rome's maximum recruitment should be between 10,000 and 10,000 soldiers. Even if the system's soldiers were stronger, it would still require at least 30,000 or 400,000 to fight, right? Three to four million soldiers will kill three to four million people! The maximum number of people in Rome was only about half of the number during the Republic, or even less than that. More people were in ten provinces! Killing so many people, what are you going to eat? Did all the equipment depend on seizure? Once people die, what's the use of having more land? What's more, those Roman nobles will watch you kill? Don't be more Spartacus than Spartacus! Therefore, for this transition, at least there must be basic logic. The gift package is always ready. If you like pure mindless writing, just turn left when you go out. People on earth can't even break the galaxy with one punch.

It's been a long time since I've seen a war book about foreign history. It's well written. Come on.

Test the water and you will know! If you dare not try, you are the Holy Mother! What's more important, your life or other people's lives?

I'm done. I'll resume updating tomorrow.

All flowers sent, please update soon.

Update quickly and give you everything I want