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In 323 BC, the conqueror Alexander the Great fell ill after pacifying Persia, and soon died of hatred, and his dominance in Europe, Asia and Africa dissipated. The ancient Roman Republic thus escaped disaster. In 60 BC, the founder of the Roman Empire, "Holy Julius" Caesar, was assassinated by members of the Senate. His adopted son became the founding monarch and started the glorious Roman Empire. In 600 AD, the Western Roman Empire fell, and the Eastern Roman Empire declined day by day. This once unprecedentedly vast empire and the spreader of ancient civilization finally came to the end of history... In some distant time and space, the Western Roman Empire did not perish as we know it, but jointly ruled the vast territory with the Eastern Roman Empire. Until the ancient curse suddenly appeared and the Persian cavalry invaded in large numbers, the empire was once again pushed to the cusp of war. In order to break the source of the curse, Prince Maxian of Western Rome launched a forbidden spell in an attempt to turn the tide on his own. Alexander and Caesar returned from the underworld one after another with unfulfilled regrets from their previous lives. Facing the war in troubled times, they decided to return to the battlefield with the prince and rewrite the fate of their failed success...

In 622 AD, Emperor Heraclius's Eastern Roman army won a complete victory in the Third Battle of Issus. This eased the empire's decline against Persia. In 625 AD, Heraclius began to take advantage of the rivalry between the three enemy generals to make achievements, and used counterintuitive tactics to lure Shahrapula Gan and Shaheen to pursue him. In this time and space, in AD 624, the Arab army, vowing revenge, fought all the way and led the army to counterattack the Roman Empire; the Persian cavalry on the other side made a comeback with the help of the power of the evil god, beating the "Oath of the Empire" again and again, and cracks appeared in the original protection of the empire. At this time, Heraclius' condition became more and more serious, the power of the government and the opposition changed, and the Roman Empire was troubled internally and externally. And Prince Maxian, who fell into the abyss of magic, realized that he had fallen into the enemy's trap and became a pawn to break the empire's defense...