I Built an Empire in 200 BC
我在公元前建立帝国
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- Completed
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Novels These Days Are Too Rushed. Hardly Anyone Takes Their Time and Writes Carefully
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Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like *System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start*.
This Veteran Reader Has Become Too Picky. Begging for Good Books 😭
I've Read Every Gender-Bender Novel on Tomato, So Don't Tell Me There's One I Haven't Read
Bring me something with transformation, a little girl protagonist, and no System.
Fate Fanfiction! Pure Fate Only, No Crossover Anime!
Pure Fate, please! I can't stand crossover anime stories!
Historical Novels About the Holy Roman Empire, Byzantium, Rome, and the Second German Empire
Looking for books similar to *A History of World Empires: The Austro-Hungarian Empire*.
Looking for Novels About Being Reborn in Medieval or Modern Europe 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, thank you!
Top-Tier Novels Rated 9 or Higher, or Close to It
Looking for something similar to Illustrated Guide to Strange Creatures. Looking for top-tier novels rated 9 or higher, or close to it.
Any Stories About European Politics and Wars? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
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Please Recommend Western Fantasy Gender-Swap Stories
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Looking for Stories About Infrastructure, Building Cities or Nations, or Transforming Them
Looking for stories about infrastructure projects, building cities or nations, or transforming cities and countries.
Looking for Imperial War Stories with a Huge, Fearsome Army Led by the Protagonist
I’ve Recently Become Obsessed with Empresses. Please Recommend Some 😭
Western Fantasy Novel Series
Looking for something similar to I'm Just a Slime, So Why Is It Reasonable That I Can Beat Up Dragons?
Stories Set During World War II
Looking for something similar to The Voice of Germany.
Transformation Stories (No Yuri or GL, and No Marriage)
I want to read books similar to "High Martial Arts! The Reborn Young Lady Plays with Technology."
Historical Novels Set in Europe
Stories set in ancient or modern-era Europe, but not contemporary times. No characters getting dumber for the plot, and a solid grasp of history. European history, not Chinese historical fiction.
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Any Books About World War I or II? Europe, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, America, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, and the Balkans
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Looking for Western Fantasy: Paladins, Archmages, and Demonic Laws
The Protagonist Is a Woman, but Was a Man Before Transmigrating and Still Thinks He’s a Man. Goofy
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Medieval Setting, Nobility, Farming, Melee Combat, No Fantasy Elements
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I want to watch the extra story about the future empress going to fight the Holy Grail War [laughing]
It's very interesting [like it] The author's writing is really good. The protagonist still transforms into Semiramis, without any nonsense, and the Internet language factors mainly focus on business + war. But for people like me who like to watch the protagonist's perspective, it's a pity that there are too few scenes. [Cover face] As for Shan Baiyuan, (spoiler) before Chapter 91, she almost married the old man but failed. The old man was killed by the king and snatched away to marry as the princess (no relationship happened). Not long after, the protagonist poisoned the king. There was no love between the two parties, which is not a CP. There is no CP at the moment.
It's a good read. It's about Western history that most people know little about, and it's about a little bit of magic. However, this chapter doesn't have a big impact at the moment. I don't know if the author plans to write about Assyria and the Holy Grail War for modern people in the future. I'm really looking forward to it. (Actually, I thought it was a historical article at first, and I read it several times on the recommendation list without clicking on it. After reading a few pieces, I realized it was about Semiramis. After reading it for a few days, I realized that I hadn't even written a review yet, so I quickly came over and gave it a five-star rating.)
Is it possible to be summoned to the present world to participate in the Holy Grail? Or Lostbelt, too! Please [almost crying]
It feels better not to have a male protagonist Is it over like this?
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good
It's so beautiful, I can't wait to jump to it right away, during the moon phase
I've read a lot of ancient Chinese history, and this is the first time I've read about ancient Western history. To be honest, I'm very excited and read the latest updates in one go. And the writing is actually quite good.
Modern people are alone in ancient times (I don't know how to say it (melancholy))
Do you think there are too many Assyrian cavalry? I feel that after fighting the anti-Assyrian alliance, there were less than 40,000 cavalry (12k for the Praetorian Guard, 1-4k for each ordinary legion). This cavalry is almost half of the standing infantry. Is this surely the number of horses that could have existed in the seventh century BC?