The Eagle Standard of Epirus
伊庇鲁斯的鹰旗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This list has room for only fifty books, so every new addition means another has to go. Abandoned or censored books get removed first. Feel free to recommend a book you think is great, though I may not add it. Most of the books here are ones I've read myself. After all, you can't speak about a book you haven't read. The overall quality is pretty good, selected with eight years of experience. Follow the list if you enjoy it.
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How dare you say that my Great Byzantium collapsed in 1204? Ben-Basilus was still beating the Turks and trampling the horses in 1444, uniting with the Austrian Emperor, conquering the New World, and restoring Rome's glory! 🙂
Your name is... I gradually began to understand what had happened to me. Constantine X. Palaiologos, the same age as me, was Augustus of the Eastern Roman Empire. "He would occasionally exchange bodies with Zhu Youjian, the emperor of the Ming Empire, who was in the Far East, two to three times a week. The exchange was unaffected by the phase of the moon and always happened while he was asleep.
I didn't make it clear before, this book doesn't cover republics.
The previous introduction to the republic was written hastily and has since been revised 😵. In short, thank you all for your attention.
Dude! Unless you're a big fan of European history or a Paradox Interactive player, do you think anyone would even know about Epirus? Even the entire Albanian War God... That's incredibly obscure, to an eerie degree.
I gave up halfway through. The whole book could be renamed "How the Protagonist Avoids Assassination Attacks," as almost every plot point involves an assassination attempt that nearly succeeds. The protagonist always manages to escape death. It feels like the new author doesn't know how to drive the plot forward or portray conflict and strategic maneuvering.
Does anyone still remember the Shepherd of Pirus? Long live Shepherd Kas Komnenos! ≧▽≦
Mikhail's forces are truly formidable. Despite suffering three consecutive major defeats and heavy losses, he can still muster three thousand cavalry and several infantrymen. Meanwhile, the protagonist's forces are at a disadvantage; it's really going to be difficult for them to hold on.
This is a bit unreasonable. Several battles were won in one year, and tens of thousands of refugees were taken in in one year. The most unreasonable thing is that a history that has evolved over hundreds of years was completed in just one year. Even games don't go this fast.
Having read up to chapter 20, I feel that the author's normal state is portrayed quite well, but he tends to get suddenly very excited and then doesn't even know what he's writing anymore, especially the battle to drive out the pirates.
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