Reviving the Eastern Roman Empire: From Defending the City to the Eastern Expedition

This book is sincerely recommended by a bookworm of more than ten years. It is the first book I want to recommend after coming to Tomato. The world view is very complete and the logic is clear. All the characters' IQs are online (I respect the reader's IQ. I enjoyed reading it). The power struggle is exciting (most authors write about court struggles, and it is easy to write that the tiger's body is shaken, and political opponents bow down. That is called insulting the reader's IQ). Among the thousands of historical texts I have read, it is enough to rank in the top ten, strive for the top five, and even the top three. As the text unfolds slowly, you can't help but be immersed in it, as if you have really returned to that era. I have to be amazed. This is a real world. As time goes by, the author will become a great writer. I hope that the subsequent plots can still maintain this level until he reaches the top of his masterpiece. The most recommended book about cultivating immortals is "The Road to Become the Leader of the Cultivation Sect". This is the first recommended book about Western medieval history.

Has the AI ​​been polished? If you are professional, you should try the paid models. I think the author has also posted them on Douban Reading. Also, the part of learning Latin in Byzantium in 1428 was an illusion, it must be 🤦 Word limit

The writing is quite good. However, the character creation needs to be strengthened. Common characters are too flat. It lacks a sense of three-dimensionality and a sense of life. However, the author's level is quite high. I also know a lot about records in various places. And he is very good at communicating with everyone. So 5 stars support.

In fact, I feel that what the author writes is not very modern novels, but more like modern novels or who said operas, dramas, etc. The style is still a bit strange. To be honest, I have not seen many of them. It feels a bit like reading a foreign novel that has been translated once.

Qiangqiangqiang🥰 is very sophisticated about history. There are experts in the paragraphs and comments to help supplement the content. You can learn while reading. The text has a western classical flavor, but it is a bit dull and aggrieved at the beginning, but it improves a lot later on.

I recommend it to everyone. This is one of the few books about Eastern Rome in Tomato. It is not a mindless novel, and the plot is not cliche. It is really interesting. I highly recommend it 😎

The content is wonderful. It's not in vain that I spent more than 30 chapters to remember the name of the protagonist, Alexios Notaras. I look forward to the author launching more works of this kind, imagining history and making up for regrets. I'm optimistic about you 😄😄😄

It has been 12 years since I read online articles, and so far it is a very concise and profound novel. I just don't know why novels like this are not popular on Tomato. I think anyone who is slightly interested in history will be deeply shocked when reading this novel. It contains real people's livelihood, military and politics.

It is in line with realistic logic. The characters each have their own positions and IQs are online. The character of Constantine is deeply portrayed. It is rare for the protagonist to have a growth curve. The protagonist can propose a reform plan that is suitable for the times in response to real difficulties. The author has put a lot of effort into it. It is a good article that conforms to realistic logic. 😏😏😏

There are really few articles about Dongluo's revival, or none of them are enthusiastic. This article is the most depressing but still full of hope about Dongluo's revival that I have ever seen.