The Winds Rise in Rome

I recommend the author to learn more about Yi Bo. There is an up on site B called Black Robert Bird. He mainly talks about Western cold weapon combat and related weapons and armor. Sometimes it involves some history. I suggest the author pay attention to Yi Bo. It will be of great help to this book.

Change your name to Fengqi Shenra? When I saw the title, I really thought it was Caesar's Rome.

After reading the general plot, I seem to have a lot of words piled up in my heart, but I have no chance to say it and can't tell it. In fact, the male protagonist Eugen himself has memories of his past life. He is not a real medieval Roman. But when he was called to fight in the war later, I was so scared, especially worried that there was any danger and that he would not die here. These are all good plot designs by the author. If they are not good, they will not be able to give the audience a sense of real existence. The history of Rome is not far away from us, but it is obvious that Eugen wants to judge for himself and achieve his own victory. I am very familiar with the history of the Roman era, and most people will feel familiar with it, because we have come into contact with the people here when we were studying, so I still value this place very much. Martin Luther would not die for fun, and the Black Death was only temporary. Eugen was now facing such a complicated and unfamiliar world, and perhaps only others could see him going up against the difficulties. Eugen was a fat and geeky college student in his last life. I almost got excited at that time, because as a college student, it is easy to remember the knowledge points after high school. When readers see chapters that they are familiar with, they will have a lot of ideas based on the current reality. Just like Martin Luther, the male protagonist will act much faster when he sees the familiar scenes. Fortunately, the male protagonist Eugen has two very good knight guards. Without their help, he would have become a deserter and ran away. I like Eugen's realness and unpretentiousness. He can laugh as much as he wants. He could have quit, but responsibility prompted him to grow up gradually. I want to keep chasing him and look forward to seeing more plot points from the male protagonist. Come on, author.

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Is he writing about the nobles of the Holy Roman Empire who were neither holy nor Roman nor an empire? 🤫

Let's talk about equality and freedom at the beginning. In Europe, anyone who dared to shout this before the French Revolution would have died. Then I have to save Europe and get rid of the Black Death... It's simply extremely poisonous

At first I thought it was pure time travel, but then when I saw Martin Luther and felt something was wrong, I realized it was an illusion. However, we must also adhere to the Basic Law when considering fictional history. Degrading nobles to slaves is one. Three rows of peasant soldiers with spears "all took a step together", and then, with the protagonist's "for freedom" talk and encouragement, their psychological quality was super stable, and they charged at the heavy cavalry again. There is also the "iron bullet" of the Musketeers. Even if the hands are not shaking and the legs are not weak, the rate of fire is too fast.

The outline of this book was decided before I started writing it. It may be a little uncomfortable for textual reviewers because the historical process part is particularly mixed. The book is almost finished recently. After reading the ending, you will understand why it is like this. 😌

It's so poisonous. Is the protagonist a modern person at this level? He'll vomit while riding a horse, and it's not just running a few laps. A normal person is better than the protagonist, but he retreats?

This is not a war, this is just a game. The real war is won or lost in only a few minutes, the rest is harvest time. But the protagonist's war is estimated to take at least several hours. However, there is no delay in the protagonist's orders, and the enemy will not adapt to changes and will be confused. When we are weak and the enemy is strong, we forcefully reduce the equipment and combat capabilities of both ours and the enemy. When we are strong and the enemy is weak, we forcefully exaggerate our equipment and combat capabilities, which goes against objective facts!