Spear and Shield and the Roman Empire

😓I'm going to write a book about the Western Roman Empire. Very rare. The historical texts are all from the Caesar era of the Roman Empire or Republic. There is also Dongluo. Silla seems to have basically none.

Is there anything uncomfortable in this novel so far? If so, please point it out.

As a Chinese time traveler, I don't have any powerful weapons to deal with cavalry. Isn't it bad? Tribulus consumes more iron, but trapping horses and rejecting horses are both good and cheap. This has been our weapon against nomads since the Han Dynasty!

I've been waiting for your update today. Now that I've finished reading it, I'm going to bed.

Nothing has changed,. . . .

Will the protagonist release Attila just like in history? Attila poses no threat. Attila's coalition forces only rely on his personal prestige. As long as they are defeated a few times, they will fight among themselves. On the contrary, the Goths, Franks, and barbarians who learn from Roman civilization are more threatening.

When leading troops into a nursing home, do you want to imitate Sulla or Caesar?

Will the author's protagonist still appear? Is he still alive?

Author, stop talking nonsense and tell me directly whether the protagonist can survive and when this loser Valentinian will die.

It's over. No history has been changed. So what's the point of the protagonist traveling through time?

The ending is good, but the beginning and end don't echo each other.

Great, someone came to save Andrew. But I still hope Likinia dies. She is too dangerous.

There is too much water and the language is not refined enough. It is like listening to the chatter of an old woman. What is the significance of the first two chapters? Only when half of the water is squeezed out of the entire book will it look better. There are too many poisonous points, and I really can't stand it.

If Lu Jia died, would the author write a sequel?

Very good, thanks to the author for writing it down

Again, it is recommended to kill the protagonist and replace him with someone else 😁

Sit down and give me an accurate answer. Is the protagonist Lu Jia still alive? Will he appear next?

I was right and it was up to Andrew to make a comeback.

When will Gaisalik and his son be killed to avenge Luga's death? Can Lugar come out again?

Ask how Silla is doing?

The final ending is quite satisfying 😁

After reading it, every chapter is poisonous. Comments said that the later part is beautiful. I endured it until chapter 19. It was so poisonous that I was poisoned to death.

Come on, I can wait until you finish warming up. In fact, your start makes people very uncomfortable. After all, the current writing style is not like this. However, I slowly started to feel that your book was interesting. I finally got 500 experience points tonight, so I can leave you a comment. This is the first time⊙∀⊙! .

Didn't Luga go back to the court in Constantinople? Why didn't he go back to reunite with Leo and Licinia on a small island in the Aegean Sea?

This unpronounceable place name made me think about it for a long time. When they besieged Tenochtitlan, where was the Aztec's intelligence center (guard post)? Cortes attacked from three roads, namely Tepeaquilla causeway, Coyoacan causeway and Iztapalapa causeway

This book was originally written in the first person, but I changed the person after the sixth volume of Eastern Empire. Later I realized the inconveniences caused by changing the person, so I stopped and maintained the first person. I hope everyone will understand, because there are too many pitfalls in the first two hundred chapters, and I can only fill them in slowly!

In fact, there was never a Western Roman Empire in history! Eastern Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire! These are all names imposed by later generations! ! There has been only one 'Rome' from beginning to end in history. Because Rome later had a system of "multi-emperorship". So Eastern Rome and Western Rome are two emperors' jurisdictions under the Roman Empire! After Emperor Ciro was deposed by Odoacer, Odoacer returned the emperor's token to Eastern Rome! And surrendered to the Roman Emperor!