
I'm Hannibal
我为汉尼拔
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- Completed
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- 457k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Foreign History
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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And as a Chinese time-traveler, I can be considered well-informed and have some strategies, right? When you encounter a problem, you know how to kill simply and brutally. All the grassland people know how to leave women and children behind. If the military situation is not urgent, you kill a few thousand people, or you kill all the men, women, old and children. This is forcing people to fight to the death. Killing one thousand enemies and losing eight hundred to yourself, how can you return a prodigy?
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After Rome's victory in the First Punic War, it had gained control of the Mediterranean Sea. Carthage's trade income was greatly reduced and it also lost Sardinia and Corsica. Iberia was the only colony outside Africa. However, Rome enlisted the Greek colonists in Iberia to block Carthage's expansion (the Second Punic War was caused by Hannibal's attack on the Greek city-states in Iberia). Carthage was divided into agricultural slave owners and commercial slave owners, fighting against each other and warring with Rome. Moreover, the Carthaginians themselves were African colonists who mainly lived in the city, so in history, Carthage quickly died after the city was broken. In short, if the protagonist wants to change his life against the odds, he must use a plug-in.
Well, Scipio should be a major enemy of the protagonist...
So the protagonist traveled through time and became Hannibal...🥵?
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It's Cordoba, right?
The author thinks ER (traditional Chinese character ER) means rain, right?
I came here to see this cool introduction.
I think it is best for the protagonist to learn from Caesar's example of guarding the mountains and constantly attacking the Gaulish barbarians, plundering wealth and selling slaves. This will not only improve the protagonist's strength and the strength of Carthage's main city, but also gain reputation.
Looking at the title of the book, I thought the protagonist was a cannibal 😅😅😅
The writing feels like the European BC was awesome! The tribal-style armed force is even more powerful than the regular army, and it is still a fully armed army! A big rout at the beginning, or elite cavalry? What an exaggeration! The elite cavalry were defeated by tribal armed forces when the geographical advantage was not so big. At that time, European tribes did not have many iron weapons, let alone armors. I am not surprised that more than a thousand regular troops protected by armor defeated 10,000 chaotic tribal militiamen. Just look at the Three Kingdoms at the same time and you will know!