I Built an Empire in 200 BC
我在公元前建立帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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- I’m the Empress of Assyria我，亚述的女皇Alternate title on Fanqie
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I want to see a side story where the Empress goes to fight in the Holy Grail War in the future 😏
It's really good! 👍 The author writes it really well. The protagonist is still the transformed Semiramis. It doesn't have any silly elements. It mainly combines management and war with internet slang. However, for someone like me who prefers watching from the protagonist's perspective, it's a shame that his screen time is too short. 🤦
It's a good read. It's a Type-Moon fanfic that most people don't know much about, set in Western history with a little bit of magic, but it doesn't have a big impact in the current chapter. I wonder if the author plans to write about modern people's experiences with Assyria and the Holy Grail War later on. I'm quite looking forward to it. (Actually, I initially thought it was a historical novel.
Could you please have someone summoned to the mortal realm to participate in the Holy Grail War? Or even a Lostbelt would be fine! Please! 🥺
I still feel the male lead is better. Is it really over just like that?
Okay, okay, okay
It's so beautiful, I wish I could jump right back to the Type-Moon era!
Having read so much about ancient Chinese history, this was the first time I'd seen a piece on ancient Western history, and to be honest, I was very excited. I read through the latest update in one go. And it's actually quite well-written.
A modern person alone in ancient times (I don't know what to say (melancholy))
It seems like there are a lot of Assyrian cavalry. It's estimated they had at least 40,000 cavalry after defeating the anti-Assyrian coalition (12,000 in the Janissaries and 1,000-4,000 in each regular legion). That's almost half the size of their regular infantry. Is this really the number of horses that existed in the 7th century BC?