Maya, 1441

The story begins in 1441 with the protagonist being 18 years old. By the time Columbus discovers the Americas in 1492, the protagonist will be almost 70, and yet he still has to lead the Maya in resisting the Spanish. It seems like he's about to have an immortality buff and endless refills, which could easily turn into a one-man show.

Here's a great picture from my personal collection. A complete map of the Mayan city-states, including all the important landmarks.

Try posting a map showing the main character's movement trajectory.

Foreword: This post will discuss several highly controversial points, including the Nako City plot, writing style, technology issues, and evaluations of other works. Please refrain from negative comments. As this book nears its conclusion in the second volume (the war of revenge and unification), I've finally decided to stop procrastinating and start a book review thread.

The map of the Mayan Empire up to chapter 500

Map posted on behalf of the author~

Map of the situation in mid-1443 That year, the Mayapan Alliance finally had Mayapan. The situation following the war from late 1442 to April 1443 and the subsequent peace talks corresponds to Chapter 227 onwards. The area within the green circle represents the protagonist's starting territory.

This is outrageous! Even more outrageous than the story of reborn Native Americans! The netizens' imaginations are boundless. 😂😂😂

Good heavens, this protagonist must be the reincarnation of Andronicus Komnenos, the Roman cannon lord, because his cannons can fire wherever they go, and they're always princesses. It is suggested that it be renamed the Mayan Cannon King.

The image obtained from the author can be used as an impression image.