Iron Crown: Invincible Rome from 1449

It's a very good Roman Renaissance story. Although it's not as exaggerated as full cheating, it can still be as good as half cheating. The policy benefits given to the protagonist by the system are actually shown on the panel, and there are also warnings of upcoming dangers, which will give an accurate period of time, not to mention spies. Of course, the intelligence of the factions was the most outrageous in ancient times. Although it was not 100%, it was still 95% available. The movements of the opposing army could be seen at a glance, and the opponent's defense map could also achieve an accuracy of more than 90%. The vision effect was still too strong. By the way, there are also the protagonists, domestic religious, businessmen, political, aristocratic, civilians, and other various classes of people. What obstacles will the conservative reform neutralists and the protagonists encounter in advancing policies among them? Who supports it? Who objects? The loyalty of his subordinates to the protagonist and the favorability of each class towards the protagonist are all shown in various ways. The actions of other countries against Rome, the personal safety of the protagonist, or the attack on the protagonist's important talents will all be shown in the form of events. To put it bluntly, it is the Eastern Roman Region. There is only one city left, and there is a huge neighbor in the rising stage, otherwise the protagonist would have been the God of War.

It's rare and valuable, no AI, comfortable to watch, no problem with logic, very touching, still Dong Luo Wen, the author must stick to it, it's pretty good [Like]

Very good work, go get a well trained doctor

It is very good [Like] Jingluo must read. The author has digitized some things and turned them into tasks, so that people can easily understand them. Although there are some shortcomings, it is still acceptable. I think this should be the best Roman history article on Tomato. [Like] I hope the author can do more and not give up. [Like] I hope the author will add more pictures and background settings to make it easier for newcomers to understand. Roman history is not as well-known as the history of the Three Kingdoms. People who don't understand Roman history like the split between the Eastern and Western Churches will not know about it. At the same time, I will add some pictures of Byzantine soldiers and ships. Finally, I hope the author will become famous and strive for more [Blow kiss]

The writing is okay, but the issues of heirs and harem cannot be ignored or avoided. There are too many examples in history of people's demise and their government's demise, and the lack of heirs will also bring considerable instability to people's hearts.

Yes, but the title of the book will not attract P Club The first reconquest war was a bit long. The island war lasted about a day and more than 20 chapters.

I have never played eu4, but overall it is a little better than ordinary system articles, and better than those that directly send an army of famous historical generals at the beginning (personal opinion), I personally like this type of article.

A very well written book. Written around Constantine 11 and others, there is no harem. The protagonist kills decisively. There is no traditional class cheating process, it is more about the protagonist growing up by himself and making the empire better and better. I hope the author will persevere

It's fun to watch. People who haven't played eu4 can understand it, and the plot is not laggy either.

The last Roman was as brave as the first!

It looks good and has a very novel feeling (did you miss the part about the Doge of Venice [shocked])

I finally found a novel about this subject, but I couldn't finish two chapters every day. It was so uncomfortable to read, and I didn't dare to read it [crying]

It's okay, but I don't know why the book about Rome isn't popular enough.

AI does not account for much, about 20%

Come on, this is a real combination of history and games. Games like Europa Universalis and European War combine real history with the protagonist traveling to ancient times. To be honest, I quite like reading this type of book because its system has game elements. What next? What about his novel? There is real history

It's so beautiful, the plot is very interesting

Super nice, Roman Revival

So far so good, keep up the good work

Those who like history are in luck.

The author should update it quickly, readers will do anything. If it happens, we will support you as the 94th emperor of Eastern Rome [crying]

It looks good. It looks great on tomatoes.

It's very interesting, especially since the author updates it 3 times a day

Tomato is a rare masterpiece, and it is a rare Rome-themed work. The logic is relatively clear and self-consistent. I just feel that the plot of the first war is a bit delayed, and the flaws are not concealed. It is worth reading.

Excellent book about the Eastern Roman Empire, I was delighted by the author's writing style [laughs]

Why stop updating? ? ? ? ? ? ? If you have anything to do, please tell me.

The author has not read this book for a long time, from the time I opened it to now. Raising books halfway

After reading the beginning, I feel good, and it is a rare Europa Universalis novel. I would like to give you a five-star review to encourage you.

It's quite rare, but it's okay

I am planning to write another masterpiece with millions of words, so keep it up.

Yes (confirmation from a CK3 player)