From the shores of the vast sea to the land of the north wind, and on the road leading to the east from the Hellespont, people chanted the epic of Agenor. Who gave all nations that abundance? Who ended that endless onslaught? The great emperor's achievements will be remembered by all future generations. ——François Villon on the post-Gotiva era
Charles, an extremely brilliant and famous genius in later financial history. He was once prominent in his life, attracting countless glamorous gentlemen and celebrities from across the ocean. However, the ruthless reality finally brought this adventurer who should not have been like this to the bottom. But was Charles, a genius who once created 600 million times his wealth with just 2.5 Cents, really willing to do so at the end of his life? If he is given a space to display his talents, will he still be a loser or will he become a famous big shot?
If Clovis's gamble fails in the end, Mu'awiya's begging for mercy ultimately fails, Alboin's ambition is shattered, the winds of Cape Mercury no longer shelter, and the reverberations of the past continue to linger, where will the fate of Europa go?
PS: A. U. C, the Roman era law before the advent of the Julian calendar. In this world line, the most powerful country outside the Gotiva Empire is still the Roman Empire, and most of the time the description is still based on this. A. U. C1 is the year when Rome was founded, generally considered to be 763 BC in the modern calendar.
Concept: Inspirational struggle in another world