My Macedonian Empire

Shuangwen is thoughtful! Using the skills of a Chinese male leader to transform the Alexander era, the East and the West are stewed. The protagonist is not fooling around, but uses the style of "Shang Yang's Reform" to carry out reforms. He is very clever. The plots of wars, palace battles, and making money are all very solid. The beginning is a bit slow, but it is a well-structured and intelligent time-travel history. This book is very interesting to write! Let a modern man who has learned Chinese Kung Fu and medical skills dress up as a young Alexander and use the "Shang Yang Reform" to transform Macedonia. It seems that the protagonist is not a mindless cheat, but he is serious about reforming the army, inventing distilled liquor to make money, and fighting wits and courage with the nobles. He is very smart. The plot is solid, the fight scenes are exciting, and the palace battle scenes are also tense. The only drawback is that it gets off to a slow start before traveling back in time, and the protagonist's occasional use of modern internet slang (such as "those who fight are elites") are a bit out of place in the ancient Greek context [top post]. But the overall book is very good, especially the core idea of ​​"Eastern wisdom beats Western history". It is very exciting to read, and it is the kind of book that becomes more interesting the more you read it.

The author knows how many chapters it will take to defeat Persia.