Old copy:
Once in time, he became illiterate.
Homer?
A scumbag among top students meets Aristotle and talks about love.
New copy:
Don't pay attention to the nonsense at the end of the first chapter. There is no research, just a brief understanding of history. The original idea to write this article came from watching a documentary and a biography of Alexander. The glory created by Alexander was very short-lived, like a flash in the pan, and then all the achievements were divided up by the clever conspirators in the rear.
From the moment when the fierce horse showed its prowess after being conquered at the age of 12, to when he became a home all over the world, he led his Macedonian cavalry to destroy the city of Thebes one after another, defeated Persia, occupied Babylon and Susa, and then went east to conquer India... During this period, he lost his beloved war horse...
He was only 33 years old when he finally died in Babylon.
I especially want to write about his madness at the Bacchus feast after defeating Persia. It's a bit inappropriate for children, chaotic and crazy, with a kind of primitive wild beauty, worship of gods and extremely open-minded, almost crazy feast of the human body.
Just thinking about it makes me feel very charming
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That was what I thought at first, but then I stopped writing after writing three chapters.
I cruelly opened up his official match with Hephaestion and his affair with another male slave. Don't take pictures of me.
Intent: A rhapsody about digging holes.