
I Became Empress in Rome [Byzantium]
我在罗马当皇后[拜占庭]
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Temporary Reading List: Foreign History, Classics, and Musicals
Clearing out my collection. Obscure foreign history and musical-theater fanfiction based on classics with recognizable real-world inspirations. I may not have read them all. Female-led stories. If not specified, the focus is on the plot.
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Although the ending was rushed, I liked it. Compared with unreliable male heirs, the queen's quality is generally guaranteed
If the only way to find safety is to escape, and there is no other way, I will not choose the path of escape. He who wears a crown should not live in failure. The day will never come when I will no longer be revered as Queen. If you want to escape, Your Majesty, good luck to you. You have money, your ship is ready, and the sea is opening its arms. As for me, I want to stay. I appreciate the old adage: Purple is the most beautiful shroud.
It's a pity that the ending is too hasty QAQ Looking forward to the new book
Author, let's stick to history and don't be too negative about Belisarius. After all, he is the best Roman! He never betrayed Justinian!
Implicit meaning: The emperor is wary of the empress dowager, who thinks that her achievements will shock the emperor, and she will kill herself. In the later stage, the new emperor may have the means to seize power. Sit back and wait for Sophia and the Taihou duo to chip away at the emperor.
The fuel was the oil of the Greek fire, right?
The description of the Nika incident is still too shocking.
Queens in history are really powerful, those affirmative action measures
The heroine you wrote is great, independent and brave. She is not the kind of weak heroine who pretends to be a heroine in dramas, saying that girls are powerful, but in fact everything depends on men. I really like this kind of novel. Every supporting character in the novel has a different light. Debbie who strives to study and make progress, Catherine who is a rich girl who bravely pursues love, gentle Damian, sour but tough Obrot... In addition to advancing the emotional line with the male protagonist, the heroine is also actively engaged in her career, making double-skinned milk, frying eggs and pancakes, and raising silkworms. It's so awesome. Looking forward to the follow-up development, I must keep writing!!!!
I just found a treasure article, it's great! Come on!