The Immortal of the Aztecs

1. Aztec general kingdom infantry: The armor was inspired by Yi leather armor. This armor's initial design was based on leather armor used in Dali during the Southern Song Dynasty, frequently appearing in ancient paintings. It was also used by Sichuan soldiers aiding Korea in Ming Dynasty paintings.

Overall Review: As of April 30, 2025, I believe this is the best book I've read on your site so far. I wouldn't call myself a seasoned bookworm. Previously, I'd largely stayed away from your site, my reading limited to light novels and a few historical fiction stories. Even after downloading your site this year, I haven't read many books.

As a PhD student myself, I can understand how difficult it must have been for Maomao to write this book while juggling research. Every day after I get home from the lab, I don't want to look at the computer at all, but Maomao not only had to write but also research a huge amount of material.

To the Immortals of the Aztecs When I first saw this book, I was initially confused because I didn't know much about American history. I always thought the Americas were barren and undeveloped, with little civilization, and I had only heard of the Inca Kingdom. It wasn't until I read this book that I learned the Americas also had brilliant civilizations and magnificent cultures.

They smothered the nascent Australian civilization, killed the infant Pacific civilization, utterly exploited the fledgling American civilization, cruelly plundered the nascent African civilization, shackled the young Indian civilization, branded the millennia-old enemy, the Arab civilization, and even the once invincible nomadic empires collapsed one after another under the relentless pressure…

I've finally found a book about saving Native Americans! I knew it: out of all the time travelers, why hasn't a single one traveled to the Native American world to save them from invasion and change their current fate of barely surviving?

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Great book! I hope I can finish it in my lifetime! This book isn't even at its best yet. The title, "Immortality," suggests the climax shouldn't be in the Classical era. The story should span from Classical to the Middle Ages, then the Renaissance, the Industrial Age, and the period from 1600 to 1800.

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When I first started collecting this story, I wanted to read about a time traveler defeating Western colonists and saving American civilization. However, as the plot unfolded, the customs, traditions, and culture of the American civilization gradually came to life for the reader. The protagonist was no longer the sole narrative thread, but rather a recorder, or a camera.