Living in Saxony, Feeling Like Western Rome

Flavius ​​Majorian, Augustus, the last great leader of Western Rome. The great cause was overthrown, he rebelled against the party, and Rome's glorious hegemony was lost in the dust of history. A wisp of the eagle's soul lingered across time and landed in the wild land of Saxony on the east bank of the Rhine River. The rebirth of Brenhard, a young Saxon boy whose home was burned down and whose loved ones died tragically, coincided with the era of great changes when the Merovingians came to an end and the Carolingians flourished. The Frankish cavalry marched eastward, hoping to devour Saxony, assimilate the barbarians, and dominate Europe; The Saxon tribes fell apart and their hearts were scattered. The tribal leader Witikind could not escape the fate of surrendering for the tribe. Everyone bowed their heads and the barbarians obeyed. Only the remnants of old Rome refused to accept their fate. He possesses the Roman military strategy of hundreds of battles, complete laws, engineering secrets and ancient medical inheritance. They set up strongholds in the Black Forest to gather people, practice Roman phalanxes to resist heavy cavalry, and enforce laws and regulations to control the barbaric wilderness. A destiny, to guard the Rhine alone, to be the last unyielding rock in Europe, to watch Charlemagne being crowned Roman Emperor with cold eyes, and the eagle spirit to fight against the world alone; Against fate, he joined forces with the Saxon masters, fought horizontally and horizontally, exhausted the enemy and the country, gradually recovered the lost territory, crossed the Rhine and swallowed up Gaul, crushed the Frankish hegemony, and used the legacy of Rome to rebuild the new Roman Empire. Is it to fight alone for half a life, to keep a ray of soul alive? Or travel across Western Europe, ascend to the throne of emperor, and continue the glory of Rome for thousands of years? This book is adapted from real medieval history and connects the three main epic lines of the afterglow of Western Rome, the Saxon national struggle, and the rise of the Frankish Empire. There is no systematic superpower, also known as "The afterglow of Qiqiu is here, the barbarian king is not worthy of the crown", "Shen Luo is not Luo, the great emperor is not the emperor"