Falling from the Gods: Milan Fans Treat Constantine as a Bastard

TravelRomeAC MilanFootballWarPlotConstantine Levi ate March steamed buns in exchange for a Milan Derby ticket and a plane ticket to Italy, but the volcanic ash threw him back to Rome in the fourth century. What's even more outrageous is that the crashed plane became a sacred object. The red and black jersey of Leo on his body actually made Constantine recognize "Leo" as his "holy name". The AC Milan team emblem was regarded as the Holy Cross, the Champions League theme song played on the phone with a broken screen became an oracle, and even the gaps on the pitch that I randomly pointed at helped him win the Battle of Milvian Bridge. In such a confused way, I changed from a fan to "Bishop Leo" and squeezed into the circle of power in Rome. I watched Constantine carry out Christian reforms, chatted with nobles about arena events, and even used football tactics to help the Roman legions line up - but there were only two things on my mind: one was to find a Type-C charger to refill the "Oracle", and the other was whether I could go back before the next derby in Milan.