The Roman Revival of 1282

The author's writing is so good, and Jun Shiyi Soul Passing is also very suitable to my taste. Finally, it is not some modern golden finger formula. The logic and historical research are also more rigorous, which is better than most time-travel novels. The kind of protagonist who is like an all-rounder who can remember everything about science and technology and history is outrageous. It can be seen that the writing power is still a little lacking, but it is better than many other new authors. The author is also making progress. The dialogues are not stiff at all, and it has a medieval flavor. Come on! You must keep writing, I will do anything ❤️ The author's name is Komnenos, why not write about Trebizond or Komnenos ZTE?

It's a good batch. Roman time travel stories are ridiculously rare. It's even more incredible that good stories of this level are written by novice authors. If your debut novel maintains this level, it will definitely become a fairy. You must finish it. It's easier if you go slower. You can make a sound while you're alive. No more eunuchs.

It was very enjoyable to watch, the rhythm was very comfortable, and the descriptions of various details were very immersive. The characters were quite facial-shaped, but this is also a common problem in historical hegemony novels. After all, there is no extra pen and ink to describe each character in a unique way.

The realistic writing makes me really feel that it is God who has connected with Jun Shiyi. He played a bad hand but wanted to fight the strongest enemy, so he was sent to a parallel time and space 171 years ago to be another military tank to represent the country against the Ottomans and against fate.

Every emperor is probably a potential Jingluo. Jun Shiyi left Rome to future generations with courage rather than cowardice. Reading this book and listening to "Byzantine Ascetic Castle" by b station up Gangwei Duting at the same time will give you a unique feeling.

It's quite good. It's a rare historical article about Eastern Rome, and it's very well written. The author must stick to it.

The structure is clear, the textual research is restored, and the story is strong. Ensure the look and feel without losing its inner core. It's not a cookie-cutter cool writing style. It gives people the feeling of reading about real historical events.

Nice book. This period of history is actually quite unpopular in the country. Our understanding of Byzantium in the middle Middle Ages basically comes from several games: Attila Total War 1212ad, Medieval 2 Total War, and ck3. Apart from this, there are very few games and novels describing this period of history. I personally like 1212ad and this period of history very much. I hope the author can continue to write it.

I saw the latest chapter and summarized it a little. This novel is the one that stood out to me the most among the dozen or so ancient European war novels I have read. First of all, the writing style of the novel is not outstanding, but it is very delicate. Putting aside the fact that the characters are not consistent with historical facts, the characters such as the recklessness of Charles I and the chivalry of the Duke of Athens are all well reflected by the author. It can be seen that the author really put his heart into the whole story. Furthermore, the author very much restores the historical names. For example, the New Roman Empire is not called Byzantium. Although Eastern Rome is sometimes mentioned, it is mainly to help some readers understand easily. Speaking of this, I would like to remind the author that the Romans would not call the Turkic country in Asia Minor the Sultanate of Roma, because The name of the Sultanate of Rum is what other Muslim countries call it. The literal translation of Rum is Rome. The meaning is very obvious. The country established on the land of Rome is to let Rum replace the real Roman country. Constantinople and other European countries are directly called Turks. The above are my opinions and additions to this book so far. I hope the author can persevere and overcome the current difficulty of having few readers. After all, the popularity of European historical novels is already low.

After comparing around a lot, this one is really the best. The writing is very concise and has a sense of history. Does the author have any Dongluo history books that the author recommends?