＊＊Starting from 28.5.2021, Start from Chapter 20 V
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When she was fifteen years old, the little Egyptian princess Arsinoe was already famous in the world, but the young Octavian was still more concerned about whether he could learn to ride a horse and his homework was not very good.
Occasionally, if I take a peek at the genius little princess, I will give up because I feel that she is too useless.
At the age of eighteen, Octavian became the new Caesar, but he sadly discovered that in the eyes of the princess, he was still just a passerby who couldn't even use a sword.
But he is obviously a house. Big. Dimension!
The story of the Roman emperor who dominated the Mediterranean and the Egyptian princess who refused to accept her.
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＊Advance payment:
1) "[Ancient Egypt] Queen's Scepter": The only female pharaoh whose legitimacy is recognized by the list of kings.
2) "The Devil Saved Me [Comprehensive Fairy Tale]": The lost lamb travels through the fantasy world and gets a promotion and a salary increase
＊Completed:
"The Escape of an Ancient Roman Lady": A great era that challenged moral integrity and fell to the center of the earth
Mission: Failure is the mother of success
Reader comments
At the beginning, the heroine was an Egyptian princess who defeated Caesar. At the end, Egypt was annexed, the royal family was abolished, and the heroine promised not to go to the battlefield. Everything that supported her in the first half of her life collapsed, and she only got a legal marriage? She has completely become a humanoid pendant, not as good as her sister Cleopatra who committed suicide in battle. At least she has vigorous desires and the determination and self-confidence to fight for her ambitions to the end, instead of being willing to become an obscure wife, and she never wanted to be.
With a weak national power and weak military strength, Arsinoe, who had a back-and-forth fight with Julius Caesar who occupied most of the Mediterranean Sea in a corner of Egypt, was a very heavy bargaining chip. She alone could withstand a hundred thousand soldiers.
Arsinoe doesn't need to please anyone. For such a military god-level commander, if Caesar didn't kill her the first moment he captured her, it would be like letting him go.
Speaking of which, the Ptolemaic Dynasty was founded by Ptolemy, the governor of Egypt under Alexander, who broke away from (rebelled against) the empire after the death of Alexander the Great. They were originally outsiders, but after 300 years, they really regarded themselves as the masters. With such a source, it doesn't matter whether Egypt is an independent kingdom, a dependent kingdom, or an Egyptian province. What is important is how taxes are calculated. [Eat melon]
What an outrageous request! ?
I like the author's writing style very much. I really found a treasure. The image of the protagonist is not flat, and the way of speaking, acting and thinking is in line with their identity.
At the beginning, the heroine was an Egyptian princess who defeated Caesar. At the end, Egypt was annexed, the royal family was abolished, and the heroine promised not to go to the battlefield. Everything that supported her in the first half of her life collapsed, and she only got a legal marriage? She has completely become a humanoid pendant, not as good as her sister Cleopatra who committed suicide in battle. At least she has vigorous desires and the determination and self-confidence to fight for her ambitions to the end, instead of being willing to become an obscure wife, and she never wanted to be.
With a weak national power and weak military strength, Arsinoe, who had a back-and-forth fight with Julius Caesar who occupied most of the Mediterranean Sea in a corner of Egypt, was a very heavy bargaining chip. She alone could withstand a hundred thousand soldiers.
Arsinoe doesn't need to please anyone. For such a military god-level commander, if Caesar didn't kill her the first moment he captured her, it would be like letting him go.
Speaking of which, the Ptolemaic Dynasty was founded by Ptolemy, the governor of Egypt under Alexander, who broke away from (rebelled against) the empire after the death of Alexander the Great. They were originally outsiders, but after 300 years, they really regarded themselves as the masters. With such a source, it doesn't matter whether Egypt is an independent kingdom, a dependent kingdom, or an Egyptian province. What is important is how taxes are calculated. [Eat melon]
What an outrageous request! ?
I like the author's writing style very much. I really found a treasure. The image of the protagonist is not flat, and the way of speaking, acting and thinking is in line with their identity.