First Citizen of Rome

A new recruit, a small soldier, becomes hostile to his superiors as soon as he joins the army. In what era, ancient times, BC, the army is a place with human rights? I'll tell you a hundred reasonable ways to kill you every minute. Make a staff.

I felt really uncomfortable after reading it today. The plot was too bland. It took me three or four days to finish a training plot. I thought that the protagonist could use the place to explore his own strength when he went to Sulla's house. By the way, Sulla was assassinated to advance the plot. As a result, he got a child here and followed a girl. A slave is involved in love. To put it bluntly, I thought the protagonist would marry into an old aristocracy like Spartacus's bitch husband, and then use military power as a springboard to realize his political ambitions, and then have a few coquettish ladies like Gaia as his lovers.

As a Roman citizen, can't you just give up your career? The wealth of a Roman citizen is equivalent to that of a Chinese in the Spring and Autumn Period. He can still afford to wear armor and serve as a heavy infantry soldier. He is a proper small landowner.

If the protagonist becomes emperor and wants to stabilize his empire, he must change the Roman monogamy system. First, due to the existence of monogamy. As a result, many generations of Roman emperors died because they could not have children (or there were not enough children), and eventually the world was in chaos (most of the subsequent succession wars in European history were due to this reason), which allowed the Praetorian Guards and border troops to support emperors at will. Therefore, China's unique system of monogamy and multiple concubines must be implemented. Only by giving concubines the right to bear children can the inheritance be stable and civil strife avoided. Second, due to the existence of monogamy, it was discovered during Augustus's reign that Roman citizens always indulged in pleasure. Due to the lack of fertility, there were fewer and fewer Roman citizens, which led to the continuous expansion of citizenship rights and the army was all barbarians. (Before Christianity, barbarians in Western Europe were allowed to take concubines. After Christianity, they also learned from Rome, which led to monogamy throughout Europe in later generations.) We must learn from China and expand citizenship rights through fertility. Third, due to the existence of monogamy, the aristocracy in Rome was too powerful. If a large family only has two children, or even one child, it will lead to a continued concentration of wealth and power. (Just like the later Charles V, who inherited the huge territories of several kingdoms through family marriages) Only by allowing the nobles to have more children can their power be reduced like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's favor order.

I hope the author can stick to it and won't cut it anymore

Anyway, keep writing! I want a sense of immersion, and I like classical wars and political intrigues. The game of the Roman American drama Spartacus has made me think about it countless times.

Is there Spartacus? Hahaha, Spartacus is really a drama, the boss lady, the bitch, and Gaia in the prequel are so coquettish and beautiful, really memorable.

Every time I see a story about Rome, I have to review movies and TV shows, but it's rare to write about that feeling 🤭

It is well written. I have voted for recommendation and hope to continue working hard. I hope the author can write seven to eight million words 👍. I have read a book about Roman Slaveholders before. Although the writing becomes more and more crooked later on, I have to say that it is a good book. I hope the author can surpass it.

Come on, author😍😍😍😍

The protagonist is good-looking but not tall, the plot is bland, and the story is not very attractive.

Well written, I like this subject matter. 😁

As a side note, I recommend the author to play "Son of Rome". The combat in that game is quite enjoyable, and you can also see if there are any ideas that can be adopted in the plot.

Five recommendation votes are given every day, and I hope the author can persevere.

The plot is too lame, it's not explosive, and I can't subscribe.