The Alexios Chronicles: The Rise of Rome

The protagonist's deeds so far seem to me the most like a man, John Comnenus, a sad but great emperor, a man with powerful abilities, both literary and military. If he hadn't been hit by a poisonous arrow, and given him another ten years, Rome might have truly been resurrected instead of just Comnenus.

This is a very good historical online novel. The author endows the soul-piercing protagonist with top-notch political and military abilities (only in this way can the bad original historical situation be changed), coupled with more realistic intrigues and machinations, showing the possibility of another world line. The church power in the article certainly has European characteristics, which is a novel point. Although the protagonist only uses the church as a cash machine and a tool for education, it is in line with the Orthodoxy. After all, it is not as strong a control as God, and it has not reached the peak period of the church when Pepin dedicated his soil, so it still feels reasonable. At present, I see the protagonist recovering most of Asia Minor, and I am looking forward to the Fourth Crusade, the Mongolian Western Expedition, and the confrontation in Arabia and the Balkans. I hope the author can write down some of the anxiety of the struggle between the two sides. The current war in Asia Minor reflects the backbone of the protagonist Tianjiang Mingjun and the elite soldiers and generals of Dongluo after the integration, highlighting an overwhelming situation. The only difficulties are the issues of religion and assimilation. Looking forward to the author's continued updates, keep going!

Give it a thumbs up. It's a very good book. The overall feeling about the protagonist's time travel is not very obvious, especially in the latter part. Like "Locals", the story is more paced and more realistic in terms of the whole book. It's a steady book. The author also knows Roman culture very well. It's a very good book. Love comes from the military Tantinoburg.

If Alexios II were like the protagonist in the book in history, the resurgence of Rome would not be a dream

Except for the slow pace of the dormant period, this book is still very well written and highly recommended.

It's a good book, but it's very annoying for readers. It's not recommended for those who are not fans of ancient Western history or slow-paced readers.

The description is very detailed, and the details reflect the author's own understanding. Although some details are lacking in detail, it is really nitpicking to accuse this. The protagonist is a proper Roman Superman, and the supporting characters have their own positions and are relatively complex and diverse. Overall, it's very enjoyable. When I think of it, there is something special: the author has literary background. Although it is difficult to distinguish between having professional knowledge and having a clear understanding of the subject in Shuangwen, there is still a big difference between the author who can distinguish the narrative angle and tone and the author who cannot. At least I felt comfortable reading this book.

It's quite beautiful, it would be better if there were more of them [smile]

A very good book. It would be great if there really was such a strong Basilius.

Very nice. As a veteran P Club player, this book seems to be very interesting [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]