
The Kingdom Begins with Prisoners of War
从战俘开始的王国风云
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- Western Fantasy
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- Male
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- Historical Myth
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Really, it's so weird, emmm, it might as well just be a mess and just read the next book. Why
The worse the start, the fewer people will watch.
Trivia: A long time ago in the West, there was a great empire whose nobles had black hair and black eyes.
Shennong has already tried Liangcao and you can watch it
The writing is really good. I didn't expect Titus and Domithan Gil to be saved. There is a bit of a viewing threshold. Those who don't know Roman history may be confused. It is a very unpopular work at the beginning. Goldfinger is not too out of the ordinary and can be regarded as a blessing from the gods. I will be disappointed if I see my daughter as a war criminal. It only has the flavor of Goldfinger NeiNei's Kingdom. There are no characteristics, only educational background and five dimensions. It would be great if the author brings characteristics. You can refer to the feature introduction in My Daughter Can't Be the Devil, which is very interesting.
Explanation of some plots in the text
Although I thought it would be controversial when I wrote it, I feel that many readers don't understand what I mean, so I will explain it here. If you think who the protagonist is, you can't read it, or if you have doubts about my composition, you can read it. I can only represent my point of view. Please judge for yourself whether it is right or wrong. First of all, I support Palestine in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and have no favorable impression of Israel. This article is a hodgepodge of history. It selects many historical time periods that I like, and then focuses on the Roman Empire in the classical era. As for why it focuses on the Roman Empire, the author read Josephus's "Jewish Wars" when he was studying. He found it interesting and came up with the idea of writing a book. I don't want to defend certain races or like certain races. The author chose this time to choose this matter, just to reflect the most basic principle of not doing to others what you don't want others to do to you. To be fair, what the Roman Empire did before the First Jewish War was not entirely right. Like other conquerors, he sometimes did nothing. At least Caligula and the local governor Florus were a bit excessive in the eyes of the Romans. I think it is reasonable for the locals to resist. It's just like what I wrote (also the actual historical situation), the uprising was chaotic and ended up being a farce. The author does not support the Zealot Party, nor does he have a good impression of it (Stacked Armor). But the performance of the Jews in this war was sometimes quite helpless. Like the Palestinians, they used tunnel warfare, slings, and various means to cause damage to the Romans, and they also showed a strong determination to resist. The author's original intention is to let you see this thing. Two thousand years ago, on the same land, the Jews used these methods to resist the persecution of the conquerors, but now they have become the ones persecuting others. The author actually does not want to talk about modern politics, and it has nothing to do with this article, but it is really unbearable to be scolded all the time for this matter, and I scolded the friendly forces QWQ Some readers can't stand it, and it's normal not to like it. After all, this is not a good start. It's okay to scold the author for bad writing, but it's not good to scold him rightly. Please feel free to scold me, I will remember all the scoldings, and try not to do it next time.
There is no need for the protagonist to have mental mysophobia and war crimes at the beginning. It is useful to emphasize that this thing is useful to coax the little bookworm Xiaobai. Reading this book, you are considered an old bookworm. It is really boring to write this thing. It is better to let the protagonist become Bai Qi. Foreign history review is not strict. In this way, it is interesting for the author to let go of his handwriting, and the readers can also read something different, instead of the same benevolent politics. (It's not surprising how it looks in the later period. I can't even read the early period, and I can't read the later books.)
"Who is the most vicious race in the world?" In the noisy tavern that was dark and smelled of sweat, people asked the bard curiously. "The Rat Man deserves it." The bard took a sip of the inferior ale beer and began to play and sing slowly: " In the desolate and dark underground, there is an endless unknown, where there is a brilliant green light, and bells ring from time to time. >The towering black tower, the sacred pendulum blooms. It emits a dark light, which makes the evil and cruel bloom. This group of morally nihilistic mutant rats with advanced technology. They are ugly, evil, and spread the plague everywhere. They are also greedy for money and paranoid. They are more crazy and violent than Chaos. They are more willing to backstab and be ungrateful than the high spirits. And he was so reckless that he flew up." After the chant, the bard ended with an aria: "This is the rat man, the evil fool who has been wandering in the parasitic world for thousands of years and still cannot see the light." "Yes, Yes!" The crowd echoed loudly. At this moment, thirteen bells rang outside, and a hoarse voice rang in the ears of everyone in the tavern: "May the Great Horned Rat walk among us!" "Yes, Yes!" Groups of gray-furred rats with scarlet eyes and rotten rodents pounced on everyone in the tavern. "As for you, stupid bard, violating the "Anti-Ratman Awareness Act" of the Sigma Empire, what are you planning?" A ratman wearing pointed shoes, holding a civilized staff, and wearing a tall hat stepped over the flesh and blood residue on the ground and pointed at the guy hiding on the tavern counter and asked. "Don't get me wrong, I'm just a book promoter. The protagonist is not a rat man. This is just an advertisement." The bard explained.
About Joan of Arc and Christianity
Polytheistic Rome had a fatal flaw, that is, while the ever-expanding Pantheon restrained local power, the local ideology was not completely consistent with Rome. The emergence and rise of Christianity gave the emperor an opportunity to unify the empire's ideology, and at the same time gave the elders of the old empire the final blow, completely ending the Senate's control over ideology and completing the first step in centralizing power. From the performance of Christianity, the Roman Patriarch (i. E. The Catholic Pope), after Justinian's Great Expedition and before the 9th century, can be said to be respectful to the Eastern Roman Emperor. In essence, as the governor appointed to rule the city of Rome, he was competent. Until the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Universal Patriarch was basically the emperor's loyal lackey (if you exclude Nestorius and the like). After the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Orthodox Church created something like a "state church" and actively tied it to the monarchy. Compared with the Roman father who struggled with the secular monarch, he was simply a loyal minister among loyal ministers. So there is no problem with the protagonist's education reform, and now he has the five holy places in his hands. Therefore, there is no problem at all in converting to Christianity. During the Roman Empire, it can be said that it was granted by the divine king, and it was not a Germanic pseudo-dynasty. It needed to be crowned by the Roman bishop. But what needs to be noted is that you should not make the mistake of Constantine. Since you want to change it and make it the state religion, you must abolish all other branches of Christianity to avoid internal strife The best result is to retain the polytheistic Rome, and you can learn from Diocletian's policy. Although he persecuted Christians, his reputation was still very good. Later generations even made up a story that a pope couldn't bear him going to hell, so he prayed to God and raised him to heaven.
The writing is good, but why is it not so popular? The First Jewish War is also a very interesting historical event, and Josephus is also a very legendary figure.
The author often provides pictures, such as Roman armor, weapon styles, place names, etc. Many things have to be checked manually, which is not friendly to some readers Can the system see the characteristics, such as whether there are additional bonuses for giants, wizards and other characteristics nicknames It needs to be disconnected from the person's name, and it would be troublesome to connect them together This is a magical world. Can life span be extended appropriately, for example, if you meet the conditions, you can live to eighty? How magical the world is, and what level of personal force can be achieved, all of this needs to be discussed.
It's pretty good-looking, nothing toxic at all. Good luck to the author.
Brother, why do so many people read what you write like this? The harem that should be opened has been launched. The comment section of Fang Moufei has exploded. I will detain you as an LV slave. The title of Green Turtle has spread far and wide.
After eighty chapters, the author doesn't think so
Can the male protagonist get the optical telegraph first?
As long as the lighting threshold is not too high, this is basically the most efficient means of communication on land before the advent of the telegraph. First, for the sake of war, a road was laid from Gaul to Rome. The elders and big businessmen are definitely interested in the effect of this thing. After that, whether you let others do it, or you are the main financing leader yourself. As long as the communication system is built, Rome's control over the European continent can be greatly strengthened. The only drawback is the need to maintain a large number of manned relay towers. However, there is no shortage of manpower in Rome, and retired legionnaires and even reliable auxiliary soldiers after simple training can do the job. As for maintaining funds, based on the experience of the French after they invented this thing, the cost of long-term operation is actually lower than the original courier system (the problem is that the communication frequency was not comparable to that of Rome in the 18th and 19th centuries, and I don't know much about Rome's historical expenditures in this regard)
After Titus abdicates, is it a good idea to directly rule Trajan, Aurelian, and the three emperors?
Every time I follow a book, I send it as soon as it is updated. I quite like your book, but don't cut it.
It's like a running account 🤫
First-rate story outline, second-rate characterization, third-rate story rhythm
I don't understand why the protagonist never has an heir?
What's the point of being married to the princess for so many years without any movement? The public affair with the Queen of Egypt has never been substantive? If the princess has a son, the emperor has a grandson, and the queen has a son, will it be different?
Should there be undead if there are wizards? If there are undead, there must be paladins, and if there are paladins, there must be dragon knights. So, is it better to just write about dragons? Therefore, there must be a female elf at the beginning!
Good guy, after keeping it for several months, it is now free again? Not bad, save a lot of money
The content is too bland, I hope it won't be like this when I become emperor
I haven't read it for a long time, and now that it's finished, I'll write a review. How can I put it? This book is completely based on the development of events in the general direction. The early part seems quite interesting. But after watching half of it, I felt boring. I only managed to watch some of it during the two limited-time exemptions, and I couldn't continue to watch it. Sure enough, I am still suitable for the type of farming development.
"I have played with guns on the throne of Khorne, drank soup at the cauldron of Nurgle, shared spoils in the house of Tzeentch, and sold songs in front of Slaanesh's bed! This is me, the founder of the empire! The slayer of orcs! The resister of demons, the emperor of mankind, Sigmar!" Sigmar introduced himself to the banquet with his warhammer, and by the way told all the guests how bad he was. "Fellow prophets, who can tell me the future destiny of the human empire! Can it suppress all races and be glorious forever?" The muscular man asked arrogantly. The prophet of Ulric the White Wolf came out first and said: "I see that the future of the empire will be filled with bald priests. They have scriptures in one hand and hammers in the other. They chant the name of Sigmar and brutally surround and suppress Ulric believers. After the civil war, the empire was destroyed." "Heresy! As a devout believer in Ulric, I don't believe your sowing discord!" Sigma was furious and smashed the White Wolf Prophet's head with a hammer. The Great Necromancer stood up again and said: "I saw countless warriors fighting with muskets and giant swords. Soldiers were cut down, priests were bewitched, and the empire was destroyed. Only the world of undead and bones will last forever." "Bastard! Humans will never accept a dead world!" Sigma smashed the bones of the Necromancer with another hammer. The rat prophet took a step forward, and the green crystal ball in his hand projected a picture of the bliss of the world: humans and rats coexist harmoniously, and the future will be prosperous; they provoke wars and sell military disasters, but criticize normal trade; they eat chicken and shoot each other in American style, but they are called They love life; their hands are full of blood, but they claim that they are the victims; they party together on the island, but claim to be human role models who take care of Luo Li... "This future seems pretty good. How can we realize it?" The big golden man asked humbly. "We lie, we cheat, we steal, and we have a course to teach these. With such continuous exploration and progress, the glory of the human empire will surely be realized." "What a wonderful future, I really want to see it with my own eyes." Sigma sighed happily. "Yes, when the empire is about to be destroyed and the last emperor, Karl Franz, dies in battle, you can be resurrected in his body and experience it all for yourself."
It's okay to watch it for free, but it's average to watch it for a fee. Just like a running account.
Can't stand it
I'm interested in the subject matter, but I couldn't stand it after reading it three times.
The author should have studied the history of ancient Rome, but unfortunately, most of the readers who read this kind of time-traveling text have no interest in history. For example, those who like to go to the Tang Dynasty to be locals are basically just for pretense and comfort, and changing history is just incidental. Of course, there are also those who pursue the great achievements of the most powerful ministers.
I feel like the ending is too sloppy
I wish there were more extra chapters. As a fan of this kind of historical novels, I still want to know how later generations will evaluate Orwell. If you write some extras, for example, a famous scholar of later generations, or an ordinary history teacher, was full of praise for Orville when explaining Roman history in detail, and even jokingly called Orville the Great, praising Orville's advanced ideas, powerful ability to recognize people, and noble character. I also want to take a look at what future emperors will do, whether to expand territory or stabilize internal affairs. Speaking of the skill of recognizing people, the protagonist's sense of cheating is too low. In fact, the ability to see other people's panels is very attractive. It can be written that a certain historical celebrity has average attributes when his abilities are not outstanding. Under Orville's step-by-step training, the six dimensions are amazing. The pleasure of this kind of development is very attractive to history lovers.
Is the author going to cut it? It feels like the progress is going very fast.