The Winds Rise in Rome

I recommend the author learn about weapon combat. There's a Bilibili up-loader called Black Lauber Bird who mainly talks about Western cold weapon combat and related weapons and armor, sometimes touching on some history. I suggest the author follow him; it will be very helpful for this book.

How about renaming it "The Rise of the Holy Roman Empire"? I genuinely thought it was the Roman Empire of Caesar from the title.

After reading the general plot, I felt like I had so much to say, but no opportunity to speak it, and no way to express it. Actually, the protagonist Eugen himself carries memories of his past life; he's not a true medieval Roman. But when he was later called to fight in the war, I was so scared, especially worried about the dangers and whether he would die in battle.

Please add more chapters. Hmph.

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

The film opens with a call for equality and freedom, and in Europe, before the French Revolution, anyone who dared to shout such a thing was dead. Then it goes on to save Europe, to eradicate the Black Death… it's practically toxic.

At first, I thought it was a pure time-travel story, but then I saw Martin Luther and something felt off, realizing it was an alternate history. But even alternate history has its basic rules. The enslavement of nobles is one example. Three rows of peasant pikemen "stepping forward in unison," then, bolstered by the protagonist's "for freedom" rhetoric, calmly bracing themselves against a heavy…

The outline of this book was finalized before writing even began. Those who enjoy meticulous historical research might find it a bit challenging, as the historical timelines are quite complex. It's nearing completion, and you'll understand why once you read the ending. 😌

This is ridiculous! Is the protagonist even a modern person? He'd throw up if he rode a horse, it's not like he's running a few laps. Any normal person is stronger than him, yet he's being forced to quit.

This isn't war; it's just a game. Real wars are decided in minutes, the rest is just reaping the rewards. But the protagonist's war will likely last for hours. However, the protagonist's orders are instantaneous, and the enemy is completely disorganized and inflexible.