The Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece

Let's not talk about whether ancient Greece had such a large population. Just say that the protagonist fights almost every day and gets stronger as he fights. It is really the aura of the protagonist. It's not like using war to support war.

The first part feels good, but there is a war in the middle. A woman suddenly comes out from the front. I look at it and it is the concubine of Cyrus. She is actually the heroine. Let's not talk about second-hand goods. The author is a little smug at the end of the chapter. He thinks this chapter is very good. Wow 🤭 almost disgusted me, so I successfully discarded it.

I just read it, I think it is well written, please like it This article starts from a small person, to become the king of Xizhonghai, and continues to grow stronger after suffering. The writing is excellent and the description is more detailed. The description of multiple characters highlights the theme of the story, breaking away from the single image of traditional novels, and also has the soul of the novel. In terms of advancing the plot of the story, it was a little stiff at the beginning and then had its own rhythm. It advanced slowly, not in a hurry, and through the perspectives of some small characters in the context of the big story. The structure was relatively tight, but fortunately In terms of story conception, the author also had his own ideas, whether it was the magic at the beginning. Whether it is teaching, capturing the city, or describing the war, urban development, national planning, etc., All have their own independent thinking to achieve the overall world of the novel. Although there are some places that are a bit stiff, I think it is the author's first full-length online novel. He corrected it in the later stages of the story. The author has made rapid progress in his skills. I must praise it. In general, this is a good Western epic novel worth reading. It breaks away from the fantasy background and strictly follows the pulse of world development. It narrates the Greek epic from the perspective of a ruler. It depicts the war very vividly and describes the characters interestingly. Without the involvement of modern times, it takes readers to the ancient Greek era to see a magnificent war history. There is not much involvement in modern times. It has a classical and ancient taste. I hope to read more. Also, cheers for the author

At this time, Syracuse was not only a powerful country in the Western Mediterranean, but also a cultural and academic center, occupying almost all of Sicily. At the same time, it competed with Carthage for half a century, and its military power even surpassed Athens and Sparta, making it the strongest country in the Greek world. Dionysius should be regarded as the second overlord figure in this book after Agesilaus of Sparta. After dealing with him, it will be the Samnites, Camillus of Rome and Brennus of Gaul. Looking back, I still feel that it is a pity that Archita died. This was the founder of mathematical mechanics. How many technology points can he get with him.

My wife is second-hand again. Hey, this is the second one I've watched. It doesn't matter what second-hand the author's wife is, but don't put it into the work. I was disgusted again 😅😅

The author's accumulation of ancient Greek history seems to be quite strong, and his writing style is also good. It may be that the subject matter of Western history is relatively niche, so the results are average. The highlight should be the description of the experiences of many small characters, commonly known as the plot of Grandma Liu entering the Grand View Garden. There are no bloody emotional dramas and it focuses on farming and development. The current shortcoming is that there are a bit too many characters, and maybe the names of Western characters are not conducive to memory. Anyway, the characters that impressed me most when I saw the Bruti War are still the people from the early expeditionary force, such as the queen, the Persian businessman, and the escaped king of Sparta. It is worth looking forward to. The other group portraits are somewhat symbolic. I feel that the expansion speed is normal, and it doesn't have the feeling of being militaristic as some people say. After a war, there is time to digest and the country's changes are described. In short, it is a rare and good Western historical time travel story.

Author, shouldn't you take advantage of your busy schedule to update the map? 😰

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It feels like it ended up falling into a routine, without the attraction of the previous part. It seems that I still prefer the protagonist to be a general, riding a horse and whipping, and fighting on the battlefield.

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