1422, the Road on Which the Sun Never Sets in Rome

The more I watched, the more confused I became, and it felt so uncomfortable. Resurrection from the dead, do you know what it means in Christianity? Also, can you change the way you write it? Learn from a bunch of information? The problem is that the writing is not good enough to introduce a bunch of information. It makes me feel uncomfortable watching it. I haven't understood the plot yet, and then it throws a lot of things away. Whether it's war tactics or anything else, it all serves the plot. When I looked at it, I felt a strong sense of fragmentation and discomfort, and it looked very ugly. Ah, no matter what the character is, when he appears, he will give a lot of background introduction, and then talk about what happened in the original history.

Is the author really planning to go to Ireland? It's better to find a way to go to Italy and change the Latin Empire. This matter is also recorded in The Little Fox

Related maps and pictures of Italy and Venice

13Th to 15th centuries

Come on, write, my investment can't be in vain.

I think this time period is too difficult. Why not write about one after Augustus and before the Middle Ages, or before Sulla, or before Comnenus? This is the first one I have seen in these three time periods, and I have never seen the others.

I've asked the editor for you, and it's all water.