Transmigrating in the Roman Empire
穿越在古罗马帝国
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- 1.6M Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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The series has finally ended, and the ending was incredibly impactful.
Sitting on his throne, watching the gladiatorial combat in the arena's sandpit, amidst the frenzied and noisy atmosphere, Appius suddenly recalled that distant time. He seemed to see Adunius, wielding a short sword and heavy shield, fighting a bloody battle against a group of gladiators.
The Germanic conquest section is a disaster, utterly illogical. Just because the author's mistress knows about gladiatorial combat in Rome, the Germanic tribes are supposedly swayed by her and unite to form an army of 300,000 against Rome? Writing this plot demonstrates a complete lack of understanding of historical materialism. What drives history is always productive forces.
It's a bit toxic. The Chinese names are already toxic, and the fighting is even more childish. They win time and time again without any learning or transformation. I don't understand the logic behind it.
After reading three chapters, I, Zhang Ce, almost coughed up blood! This kind of cowardice dares to play politics? Play the art of war? I'm running away.
Without some cheat code or time-traveling perk, you're starting out playing Roman gladiatorial combat. Meanwhile, those who time-traveled are already buried with grass growing five feet high, haha.
The names mentioned earlier are enough to deter anyone! Zhang Ce, awesome, bye-bye~
You can make peace with Germanic tribes that massacred Roman towns? Have you considered whether other Roman powers would let you off the hook? Even if it's for the purpose of division, this is a serious vulnerability.
I'm looking for a book that takes down Rome like the Hunt for Rome, preferably with a barbarian storyline. The current Roman-themed books are quite boring.
What's puzzling is why the protagonist didn't have more children, especially since there was no family planning policy back then 😅, and why did he have to have an adopted son?
Seeing that someone named Zhang Dapao "Shuttered," and Nicholas Zhao Si doesn't sound good?