A Roman Noblewoman's Escape

I read the entire book in one night. It can be said to be the best ancient Roman novel I have ever read, and almost everyone in it has no OOC. I read the comments below and said they were a bit confused, but in fact, both Cicero and Octavian made choices based on their own goals. Some people think that Cicero is very pedantic, but history is like that, and this is his consistent political philosophy. His real situation in history is much more acute than in the article, and the ending is not good. In the turbulent era of political system when etiquette collapsed, talents like Cicero were rare. Not everyone yearned to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages (and in fact, Cicero was not that pedantic in fact, and he had various interests-based dealings with dictators). I think the author's writing skills are really good. It's really rare to be able to clearly describe the story of the major chaotic factions in Rome in such a small number of words. Regarding the image of the heroine, I feel that every decision she makes is from the perspective of her and her father. It is very objective and there is no incomprehension or OOC. I even feel that it is a bit saintly. Ps: Although I was on the wrong CP from the beginning (I originally sided with Tu Wu), but actually think about it, Tu and Wu can't be together. Firstly, the political philosophy of the heroine is inconsistent with Wu, and the second heroine cannot have the freedom to read books and study abroad, so I can only regret it. . .

Ah, it's over. I don't know where I started to fall in love with the picture. Maybe it was because she cried after finding a book about geocentric theory. Maybe it was because she said that not only celebrities were recorded, but chefs were also needed. Maybe it was to get her father to stop pricking his hands with a knife, but maybe it was earlier than these. It's okay to think about being alone and beautiful, but love is the spice of life, and being with Missy is perfect. Here I met the new Pang Xi, who is probably one of the few names I remember in the games I played. I didn't learn much about him when I watched the documentary, and the impression might not be that good, but it did make me change my mind about my wife. As I was reading the article, I was thinking back to what I had read. It felt like it was going by so slowly, especially when Caesar died, hahaha. I just wondered when he would die. Sure enough, the best thing about watching the spin-off is that I can easily remember the name again (?) After watching it, I felt that Yao was really charming. I liked him before, but then I didn't watch Unofficial History (?) When I returned home. I don't remember anything. But he is worthy of being Augustus, and he always attracts everyone's attention.

Tu has always fulfilled her dream, and people thousands of years later have seen her dream. This is one of the reasons why I can't forget Tu. The greater the soul, the more attracted to the same great soul. This is more shining than the so-called love.

After studying the history of foreign legal systems, I happened to come across this book. I read the first half of it bit by bit based on the knowledge framework. I just felt that it was the first time I read a foreign history text and it was not fun. After watching the second half, my understanding of the characters' emotions felt a bit like when I first watched "Love in the Time of Cholera". I have to say that historical texts test the author's accumulation and writing skills, as well as the rigor of documentary materials. Thank you to the author for his careful presentation. This is the best historical text on ancient Greece and Rome that I have ever read!

The author is great. After accompanying Tu for so long, he finally saw her meet her end. Sure enough, the best comment is to let Augustus and other men comment on the picture, just like Hemingway's third wife Martha Gellhorn. According to Hemingway's encyclopedia, Martha is Hemingway's third wife, and under Martha's encyclopedia, Hemingway is just Martha's ex-husband.

Great picture! It was not easy along the way, but she finally realized her dream without losing herself! Thank you also for writing such a good work~ ps. In this chapter, I was still angry when I saw in Octavian's dialogue that he wanted to "tame" Tu and make her give up her career and become his vassal! As expected, Missy is the one who understands pictures and can walk side by side with her!

After reading it, I only have one thought. Sure enough, the best is the one you can't get. Every time I read a novel with a lot of CP, I have this problem. The less I can get it, the more uncomfortable I feel.

Awesome work, I loved it so much that I regretted why I didn't see it until it was finished for the first time. Woohoo, I hate following updates but I won't do this one!

The old father can do anything he wants, which makes the children miserable.

I couldn't help but laugh when I saw Pa. I used to work for a house and now I work for rice hahahahahahahaha