The Restoration of Rome Begins with the Rescue of the King of France

When I played eu4, I didn't dare to eat like this. Reading this book gave me the feeling that the author was in eu4, and then created a protagonist with 666 attributes, and then mounted a horse to become a general attribute, six fire, six rush, six maneuvers and six sieges. I started a self-founding concept, traditional 90 core building, and reduced 90ae. The first concept is one step fire.

It's hard to put it into words. Although Machiavelli blew the whistle, his practical ability was actually very poor. I don't know why I wanted to find him. And before nationalism came out, the so-called citizens ()

The book gives me the feeling that the protagonist takes the emperor's possession of 666 and gives the country all the eu4 revolutionary French buffs. When the morale of the army at the same time is four or five points, the protagonist's army is directly crushed by seven or eight points, 4000 against 8000, 30,000 against 50,000, Italian superman, right? (But it looks pretty cool)

I want to laugh when I think that the protagonist, a Greek, may be called the Father of Italy in the future.

What this book writes is completely inconsistent with the logic of medieval Western European politics. It is still Chinese-style Machiavellian under the skin of Europe. It is too ridiculous. Retreat.

If the protagonist is not the emperor, his descendants will be too. Such a high reputation is too high. At that time, Europe had not yet reached the era of emperors, and the reputation of the republic was not that high.

Excluding some flaws, it's pretty good for a European history text.

Recently, novels have really become more and more time-traveling.

Too spicy, no more updates 😭

It's really cool. Just put tomatoes in it and you'll become a god in the niche.

It's fast-paced and free. In my opinion, it's much better than most foreign historical texts.

Not much to say, just see for yourself

The book is not on the shelves yet, so why not take the time to change the opening. Now the protagonist was an ordinary person playing with cold weapons in his previous life, but as soon as he traveled through time, he killed everyone and saved the king, even skipping the process of adapting to the new body. Later, when discussing merit and rewards, he suddenly said that he wanted to be the master of Florence. He did not explain his plans before, and the whole process was baffling.

Isn't it Zhu Qizhen? Is the title of the book written wrong?

666 It's quite cool to see Odin descend to earth 😁😁😁