Dreamweaver Dream Maker

This work is based on the Byzantine Empire between the Third and Fourth Crusades. It integrates ancient Greek and Roman mythology and the real history of the European Middle Ages. It mainly depicts the power struggles, political struggles, military wars, trade disputes and other historical events between the Byzantine Empire and the Catholic Church, the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, and countries in Central and Western Asia during its heyday. It molds the Byzantine Empire into a former great power that borders on the real history of mankind and myths and legends. Due to the vast length of the book, the characters who appear in this book cover almost every joy and sorrow of the world: from the powerful Eastern Roman ministers to the famous ship kings on the high seas, from the noble ancient Greek gods to the sorcerers who make a living by various secret arts in the back streets, from the king of the gods who lives in the world by stealing to the people in the world who are trapped in war and displaced. In real history, dynastic disputes surged like raging waves. In the dream world, the gods were wiped out like wild horses in the dust. In the dream world, the revenge plots were exhausted, the bloody and cruel battlefield killings, the lingering love and hatred, and the intricate entanglements of interests. Here, they were all burnt into a hot dream by an ancient whisper from the beginning of creation, waiting for the dreamer to fall asleep deeply. After drinking this dust and dreaming this dream, please remember these smoke and dust disturbances that are either happy or sad: I once wandered between the mountains and the sea, the cocoon of the cloth-washer, the fire of the alchemist. After reading this work, I hope you will feel something: as many prosperous mountains as there are in this world, there will be as many seas of disillusionment; as many dusty fields and scanty sunshine as there will be, so many dynasties will rise and fall.