In another parallel time and space, after the death of Commodus, Rome did not decline. A man named Eulide Aurelius changed everything. From a young philosopher to a Roman emperor who was treated as a puppet, he seized power, implemented step-by-step humanistic reforms, and eventually became a great man who influenced the world. His goal from beginning to end was to let the Romans live for themselves, so that every Roman could become a happy person.
"Our greatness lies not in how many territories we have conquered, but in that we are human beings. Only human beings are the ultimate goal."
(No system + no plug-ins + no cheats + no rebirth + no time travel + historical fiction + no harem)
Reader comments
Very interesting, great content
It is worth encouraging, but it should not last long. After all, this book gives me the feeling of reading history. In today's violent society, not many people can calm down and read history. It is either a funny joke or a murderous war.
This is not a Chinese historical novel disguised as Roman history.
A perfect combination of historical grandeur and personal effort.
It looks like the vernacular version of a history book, not bad
Very interesting, great content
It is worth encouraging, but it should not last long. After all, this book gives me the feeling of reading history. In today's violent society, not many people can calm down and read history. It is either a funny joke or a murderous war.
This is not a Chinese historical novel disguised as Roman history.
A perfect combination of historical grandeur and personal effort.
It looks like the vernacular version of a history book, not bad