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The description is very delicate, the description of the environment, the actions, and the details are very delicate, as if he was born in a major. The only drawback is that he should not write too many sublimated words in each chapter (especially when planting wheat), it is too much.

Well, the writing is quite good. The protagonist is not weak at first, but gradually he becomes a little stronger. Moreover, he is one of the few novels in Tomato that writes about the last years of Western Rome. Most of them are about Eastern Rome.

It's great, very historical, and it's about the late Western Roman period that few people have written about. I've followed it up. After reading it for a while, I felt that the writing structure of each chapter was a bit too repetitive, the lyrical content was a bit too much, and I felt a bit tired of aesthetics. My sister's clues were also a bit confusing.