Transmigrated to Rome, Bound to a Consul's Powerful Patron from the Start

What the author wrote is not only a novel, but more like an epic in a parallel world. From the Mithridatic War to the Sertorius War, to the conquest of North Africa and the pacification of the uprising, readers saw the gradual collapse of the old Roman republic and saw the protagonist step by step establish his own road to Augustus. In terms of the author's writing style, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, without too many delays or jumps; in terms of content, the historical reality and adaptation are perfectly integrated, without any errors in the historical plot (this is very important). It is one of the few novels that is very comfortable to read. I am very much looking forward to the author's next update and hope to see a completely different Rome.

It's so beautiful, why is the rating so low? I think it can definitely go up to nine points. The protagonist has also grown up step by step, whether it is mentality or military ability. I don't want to show a calm character in other novels about time travel. Also, the author will update it soon! Not enough to watch at all! [Adoration]

Boutique 7/10 Disadvantages: The writing is average, often full of encyclopedia-like paragraphs, meaningless white descriptions, and sometimes you need to jump to read (Human: Shui) Advantages: A rare long article in Roman, but it's a pity it's not finished yet

(Contains spoilers, please avoid them if necessary) Personal heroism, this is my first impression of this book. Whether it was the Banquet of the Banquet in Galatia or the decisive battle with the King of Pontus in Pontus, I felt that this book was a heroic epic. However, this heroism changed somewhat after Lucius the Younger moved to Spain to fight Sertorius in the decisive battle. Although Sertorius failed, his spirit of resistance continued in the hearts of the Romans at the bottom, and eventually became the spark of resistance to Pompey and Caesar. This is exactly in line with the core concept of "the people are the promoters of history." Here, Sertorius was not fighting for power, but for Rome's poor debt slaves and exploited people to rebel. His failure is not the end, but the starting point of little Lucius's awakening. From doing it for yourself, to doing it for Rome, and for the Roman people. When Caesar and Pompey went down the old path of history, little Lucius resolutely entered the battlefield with his friends who shared his beliefs in an extremely unfavorable decisive battle. What burned in his heart was the fire of faith that was so pure and dazzling that it was almost a martyr, even if the outcome was death. At the cost of nearly annihilating the entire legion, the protagonist defeated Pompey. In the final battle with Caesar, little Lucius did not rely solely on violence to suppress Caesar, but used carols to unite the hearts of the people. When the voices of tens of millions of people merged into a wave, even Caesar's legions were shaken. It seems like a miracle, but the real power comes from the singing on the ground, Roman civilians, slaves, and even wavering soldiers. Their will is the key to defeating Caesar. The author uses the meteor shower to symbolize the force majeure of history. When Caesar's actions went against the people's will, even the celestial phenomena were on the side of the people. This way of writing gave the miracle a background of historical materialism. At the same time, the times create heroes. The real destiny is the will of the people. No matter how strong an individual is, he cannot compete with the torrent of collective will, because history never favors an independent man and only responds to the voice of the collective. While Caesar was still looking up at the stars, waiting for a sign, the protagonist had already made the stars shine for the Roman people. The people and things in it may not be as beautiful or great as you imagine, or they may just be a group of porcupines cheering for each other to keep warm, but this is a hymn to the heroes and the people. Rome! You will come back like lightning (This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive me if it's not good)

Beautiful, rare subject matter that makes people's eyes shine. But you have to be mentally prepared. There is basically no popular content in 🍅 for purely historical or historical-oriented themes.

It's well written. Although there are some things that are hard to understand in the writing, it is already a rare good book. There is no system and the male protagonist can operate it by himself. Compared with the flow of the system, it makes people feel more involved [smile][smile][smile] By the way, the author listened to the advice and is making progress instead of man and machine. Good review

I've finished reading it. It's a wonderful book, but the introduction is too abstract. I only saw the introduction after reading it. Judging from the main text, the introduction is vulgar and unremarkable, and it conflicts with the plot. Is there Abekina among the protagonists? She is neither a comrade nor follower of little Lucius, nor is she worthy of being his old enemy. She is completely sidelined, and she doesn't have much of a role. She really can't be the protagonist. It is normal for the data to be bad now, and the data in the future will not be good either. After all, readers of online articles cannot understand things that are too complicated, and cannot even remember people's names. If you write textual research and historical articles, you are not as good as others. There is a threshold for historical articles. I suggest you either cut the book quickly or write a long-term story honestly and don't go through the plot too quickly. The purpose of historical writing is to write more popular science that has nothing to do with the main plot. Don't listen to the complaints in the comments and think that your writing is superficial.

Okay, very cool. Bidongluo, Xiluo, Luluo, Shinluo, Slavoduluo. There's just one problem! Who is the protagonist? This is very important. This is about where Roman orthodoxy lies. Roman orthodoxy in... Tongzhou?

The genre is very novel, and I have a certain understanding of Roman history. As for the resourcefulness and formation of troops in the story, it's hard to describe. There are a lot of dialogues. When I was reading, I spent a lot of time watching the dialogues that did not affect the plot. The description of battles should be strengthened through the troops. The subject matter [face covering] is very good. Please optimize it slowly, especially the type you chose. What everyone is looking forward to is a battlefield fight, not a village battle.

There are very few books written about Rome, and the writing is very consistent with the historical data, the plot is smooth, and the writing style is very good. If I can continue writing according to the current situation, it will definitely be a good book in the future.