
You Said We’d Restore the Eastern Roman Empire, So Why Are You Retreating to Ireland?
说好光复东罗马,你转进爱尔兰?
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The sea breeze intoxicates the tourists, making Cork seem like Constantinople.
Beyond the mountains, green hills rise; beyond the towers, more towers stand. When will the songs and dances of the three islands ever end? The sea breeze intoxicates the foxes, making them mistake Cork for Lord Castle.
This is a male-oriented novel!
I saw some readers asking if I posted it on the wrong channel, but I really didn't. It's just a very ordinary male-oriented female protagonist novel! The reason for choosing a female lead instead of a male lead is that I didn't want to force a romance into a deep main storyline, which would feel like reading a romance novel about the War of Resistance against Japan.
New Constantinople
The New Roman Empire
Although I haven't watched it, I'm quite interested in the subject matter, but unfortunately the main character is female, so I don't feel much connection to it. I generally don't watch shows where the main character is female.
Rough map up to chapter 203
To unify the island of Ireland and be crowned Empress of the Roman Empire... After thinking about it, I think purple is a better choice, like a purple phoenix.
Ireland (×) Bayland (√) Kirk (×) New Constantinople (√) Anna Komnenos (×) Senior Little Fox (√)
This novel is great in every way, except the protagonist is a woman, which is frustrating. I couldn't empathize with her while reading, even though I'm particularly interested in this genre. It's just so painful to read. The author's excessive descriptions of the protagonist's fingers, figure, and hair constantly remind me that she's a woman. Why not just write a man?
Rough map
Kramrikard is Connaught, a vassal state; other scattered small states simply pay taxes.
Excellent! This classic joke about insulting a fox 😏 is brilliant!