Roman Slave Owner

Feed poison! Forget it if you are kidnapped from the camp, you die in the belly of a woman every day, knowing that you have brought two traitors with you without hesitation, what else can I do? I know the history and I am very good at criticizing, and nothing will happen. I can't see the future of this kind of person, a good writer is not a good writer, IQ is not enough, and I am obsessed with self-confidence. I always suffer losses and do not make progress.

Like Chapter 80. It'll be gone in 2 hours. I'll go.

The original word count was a little less, but through Caesar's reaction, the protagonist's aura of looking down on the world emerged spontaneously. There are a lot more words now, but it feels far less domineering than before.

The part about Spartacus' uprising made me so angry. The more I read it, the more it seemed to me that Spartacus had no intention of rebelling, but that it was Livy who aggressively forced Spartacus. He wanted to happily go to Rome with little Li Wei, but Li Wei was denied by a contract that could not be traded. He won the gladiator and made him a gladiator for the rest of his life without seeing his wife. It was purely to force him to revolt. This plot is really disturbing. 😤

Please note that the ending is a dream the protagonist had.

I can't stand it when I see the slave at the beginning. I guess the rest of it is about licking the slave, especially the female slave, as a goddess.

I have subscribed since you wrote. A commander was kidnapped in his camp without anyone noticing, or two people... Farewell

I don't know why the author wrote such a funny plot.

The name of the protagonist of this novel is the book's biggest flaw.

I just saw the third chapter and the thunder was rolling. I guess the author just searched on Baidu and didn't even know what those English symbols represented. Another sad news for the author is that beets that can extract sugar will not appear for at least two to three hundred years.

Personally, I think the most poisonous aspect is the slave issue. .

Written. . . . The war scenes are too childish. Forcibly increase the number of enemies, and all the enemies have no IQ. The protagonist is completely fine with the master he surrendered to? I can't stand it anymore. If you like this kind of book, I suggest you read Erliang Baitang's book, just pick up any book. . . . It's not a request. If it was a request, the sky would be struck by lightning! If you read this article and recommend some good books to me, I am in a book shortage. .

Forced to write the plot. . . If you really traveled through time, normal ambitious people would not support any opponents or talk about love.

After reading more than forty chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. What nonsense garbage? Nausea.

Feeding poison feels good for a while, subscribe to the crematorium

It's hard for me to understand why so many people who traveled back to ancient times are encyclopedia experts!

Are you planning to create an era of muskets in BC? A writer can remember all the information after reading it? Then can we follow the example and come up with new technologies? Why don't you say that the protagonist is a god? It's okay to spend money to make sugar from beets, but you still want to make steel?

Either he is feeding poison to the protagonist, or he is giving him wisdom. Interesting? This is a novel. I can't stand it anymore.

Something is wrong at the beginning of chapter 200. He is inexplicably not the emperor of Rome, but he is so tough that he only listens to the Senate. Then the Senate also inexplicably keeps suppressing the protagonist. It's embarrassing, okay, even if the Senate sees the protagonist as powerful and wants to suppress it, how can the protagonist still get hundreds of millions of dinars after defeating the Eastern countries in one go? Can't you recruit soldiers to become emperor? It's not that I have to be the emperor. The problem is that after returning from the East, the plot is too blunt, right? A boring comparison

It seems like I am reading a book from a few years ago. To be honest, a person who has accomplished nothing in modern times should not expect to be very successful in ancient times. He might be able to become rich and directly start politics and military affairs. . .

Subvert the divine authority? Is this to reform Greek polytheism, or to copy Judaism and establish a monotheistic religion?

Persistence is victory

Who is that? An officer under his command?

The front part is okay, but the back part is pure rubbish. The main character's name is also unknown, so setting the protagonist as a street writer is really a street writer.

The introduction is too weak to complain. There are so many titles without the Emperor of Persia, and you are the Emperor of India. You bypassed the Iranian Plateau and fought from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, right?

Come on, I'll give you the only recommendation ticket

In the ancient Roman era, the reason why cavalry was reduced to auxiliary troops was that they had no stirrups and their center of gravity was unstable. They could easily fall off when they were cutting and killing immediately.

The protagonist behaves like a fool and is timid. The more I watch it, the more... It's disgusting. Did the author write it like this on purpose or is the author just that intelligent?

Typical literary garbage, it collapsed within a few chapters. It also introduced how valuable currency is at the beginning. It costs 10 dinars to buy an ordinary slave, 100 for a gladiator, and even some nobles can't afford 10,000 dinars. Then millions and millions of dinars are spent like Zimbabwe dollars. Let the subordinates fight with others. If you kill one person, you will be rewarded with 1,000 dinars, and if you don't kill, you will be rewarded with 100. You have to raise 10,000 subordinates. It is not good to talk nonsense.

Brother, can you give me some strength to get 2, 2 or 3? This kind of thing whets my appetite every day😄