The Kingdom of Heaven: New Rome

This is how the Eastern Romans described the Western European wives of Emperor Manuel: "Like golden Aphrodite who loved to laugh, Hera with her fair arms and bull's eyes, Helen with her long neck and beautiful ankles who was worshiped as a god by the ancients for her beauty, and all the other beautiful beauties whose beauty is preserved in outstanding books and histories."

I didn't even understand who the main character was. Is this making up history?

This book is quite interesting. The protagonist is both a Turk and a Roman. I won't mention the writing style, but I won't mention the writing style. What I want to say is that the result of using a later scholar to skip some experiences is really good 👍

I feel that the protagonist does not have the consciousness of being a hostage. He rushes out on the battlefield without obeying orders. This not only shows contempt for the imperial power but also easily leads to the failure of the war. This is a failure as a general. When countering rebellion, it is understandable that you can suppress the people, but there is no outstanding performance. For example, you can find some confidants to collect intelligence, so as to avoid some embarrassing scenes. When his predecessors were humiliated, they took advantage of them and ignored their lives. Then what are the people who were suppressed before? The lives of civilians are not as good as the glory of the general, right? If he is an upright and intelligent person, he should not suppress the people easily, but find a relatively good method. If he is a cautious and self-interested person, he should plan carefully and hide the dragon in the abyss

When Andronikos made people angry, he took advantage of the Norman invasion to lead his troops out, then returned with strength and stepped onto the shield?

Image source: "The Trial of War" About the word "Palestine": This was how the land was called at that time, and it is not a place name that only appeared in modern times.

This book has entered the essence.

The author is great. Since many of the old Western European territories of the empire have been occupied by many countries that are also Christian empires, can the protagonist conquer the entire Islamic world so that although the empire has lost a lot of ancient territory, it is far larger than in its heyday?

It suddenly occurred to me that after Andronikos gained power, Andronikos Condostefanos, who was closely related to the protagonist, immediately died in an ugly way, and Vatazes also destroyed his family to bail out his family. Will Nikeforus take advantage of his brother?

Really good looking