Give to God what is God's, and to Caesar what is Caesar's.
——"Bible? Matthew" Chapter 22 Verse 21
In the fourth century AD, Emperor Constantine ended more than a hundred years of strife in Rome and unified the empire. In order to stabilize the situation, Constantine accepted the Christian faith. The Roman Empire adopted Christianity as its state religion and worshiped the true and only supreme authority of God. After Constantine's death, his successors killed each other in order to seize supreme power, and Constantinople was filled with blood for a while. At the same time as the battle for imperial power, there was a desperate struggle between polytheism and Christianity.
Under the butcher's knife of their relatives, Julian and Helena, as nephews and daughters of Emperor Constantine, became the last hope of this bloody dynasty. They love each other because of their faith, and are separated because of their faith. They can overcome the resistance of conspiracy, blood relationship, and hatred. However, the eternal abyss between them cannot be crossed by living people...
Through the pen of historian Eutropius, he tells the secret history of the palace at the turning point of the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
Conception: