A journey through myriad worlds. Not a wish-fulfillment story. The System is a little dim-witted and downright shady.
Zhao Yuanlang is a consul in Total War: Rome II, leading the Roman Republic to unite the Apennine Peninsula.
In The Legend of Qin, he is Huang Luo, who was originally killed by the Nameless. He unifies the world and becomes the ruler of the East, the mighty Emperor.
In Mount & Blade: The Prophecy of Pendor G, he usurps the empire, wins the hand of the beautiful Princess Ilyse, and becomes Emperor of Pendor.
In Jackie Chan Adventures, he is Valmont, once betrayed by Shendu. He turns the tables, takes charge, and makes Shendu his darling little dragon.
In Naruto, from the start he becomes Kaguya's man, the Heavenly Son, and begins a long campaign to save his wife.
Please don't hold the name against me! I can't help it. The contract's signed, so I can't change it.
I haven't read the parts about Rome yet, but I did some research on Western history.
In a time-travel-like plot, the male protagonist is not an emotionless machine.
It's a very interesting system setting. I haven't read many books on Western history, so it's a good opportunity to learn about it. I recommend it.
Finding a good book is a pleasure, just like finding a very worthwhile friend.
The premise is very interesting: a system combined with Western history. I've never seen anything like this before.
The story was so good that I watched it again.
The story is excellent, rich in content, written in a smooth style, and the sentences flow well. I give it a five-star rating.
This novel has a captivating and suspenseful plot that keeps readers hooked, while its vivid and memorable characters leave a lasting impression.
A rather interesting premise: a Western system or a system based on Western elements. An intriguing story. Keep up the good work, author!
Attracted by the book title