The Slave-Owner Emperor of Ancient Rome

It's pretty good. Everyone has their own character and stance. The protagonist doesn't care much about cuckolding or temporary humiliation. He has a heroic attitude. It gave me the impression that he is a two-faced hero who is arrogant and domineering but also tolerant and cunning. In the first ten chapters, it showed that there were too many narrations and not enough story. Later, it slowly changed to reduce the narrations and enhance the story. It was good. The author listened. The story is not bad, it is not a mindless killing and killing, whether to kill or not is driven by the development of the story. Based on this point alone, this novel should not appear on Tomato. The almost faultless novel I have seen on Tomato so far

It's good-looking, really good-looking. It's one of the few books that has a Roman flavor. It's just a pity that it's too niche, and it's not a pure online novel. It's hard to attract readers in the first few chapters. But after the first few chapters, it became very good-looking and tasted very good.

Although it is very verbose and superficial, there are too few types. Don't spend too much time on introducing background explanations. Advancing the plot is the key. I look forward to the male protagonist transforming into a humanoid Gundam and overwhelming Rome😄 I'll give it five stars first and see what happens next.

I finished reading it in one day and it was to my liking, although it was a bit watery. If you have a mental disorder about the heroine, it's best not to watch it, because it might be a bit toxic to you 😂

Based on watching the American TV series Spartacus, I feel that to be honest, it's pretty good. I recommend watching this American drama if you haven't seen it, I like the style. Today I found the American TV series "Roma" because of this novel. I even passed Level 3 and it was okay, so I decided to study history. Rome's open attitude towards sex was shocking. The social atmosphere that hides evil today was not a big deal at that time.

Apart from the small word count, there are no big problems so far. There are currently two small problems, which depend on everyone's acceptance. The current chapter is a gladiatorial fight in which supernatural descriptions appear. I can accept "fighting general" but not "hero". After all, "beheading generals and seizing flags" existed in history; "taking the head of a general out of a million soldiers is like searching a bag for treasure" is pure fiction. The second one is the issue of personal style (what you love to do and the issue of chastity). As someone who has watched "The Road to Augustus" by Sulla the Lucky, I think it's actually okay. After all, this is the classical era, and violence and sex are still naked and undisguised. Of course, this also depends on how you view this novel. I regard it as a historical novel based on history, not a magical historical novel, nor a historical novel based on modern times.

The book is very interesting, the Spartacus TV series + the historical background of Rome. Most of these niche fan novels directly copy the plot, but this one does not at all. It can be said that it borrows the shell of a TV series. It is crucial to have its own content. It can be said that the content is definitely better than the TV series. After all, no one watches Spartacus for the plot. The tone of the future should be to create a unified country in Rome. A pig's trotter with outstanding eloquence and military talents. He is not sloppy in doing things and has his own code of conduct decisively. It is very exciting 🤔

Your writing is so good. It really captures the feeling of ancient times. 95% Of modern books written about ancient times include modern viewpoints or concepts and behaviors of everyone's equality in the book. It feels like you really wrote it according to the social environment at that time.

227 An advance legion was sent from Asia Minor. 275 The protagonist has not returned to Rome yet and is in a mess. This means that this is a niche track.

It's very interesting. The author knows about Rome, and it's not too confusing. It doesn't feel like a mechanical god general. I don't know how it will be in the later stages. I've read more than 30 chapters, and it's still pretty good. Come on, author, don't stop updating.