Caesar: This Gallic Linebreaker Is Acting Weird!

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In 53 BC, on the Gallic wasteland, after three days of a deadly fever, Yamada Mariko woke inside the body of a Gallic white tiger, six Roman feet tall, with black stripes on white fur.

A few years later, in 49 BC, Caesar led his troops across the Rubicon, and civil war erupted!

A low-ranking widow centurion in the Thirteenth Legion, Mariko took the lead in applying the modern office drone's rules for "selling people a grand vision and setting clear boundaries," along with hardcore knowledge of allicin and Filipino double-stick techniques for breaking enemy formations.

"What tribune? This is a knife to the heart! They want to take your bread and garlic!"

"I summon the gods to possess me: Kratos! Wolf School swordsmanship, take out their horses' legs!"

The brawny Polo willingly became her most fanatical loyalist, the rigid Urenus took her as the model of military discipline, and the veterans of the entire legion scrambled to drink her boiled salted horse-meat soup.

Yet beside the bronze brazier in the command post, Caesar, the warlord who ruled the Mediterranean, shivered in the dead of night.

"She can rouse the whole legion with a single sentence, and distribute the gold coins without losing a single one... And then there's that line, 'History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.'"

"Investigate! Send spies back to Gaul and find out what she became after that fever a few years ago!"

From battlefield centurion to heavily armored formation-breaker who swept across Italy, the Gallic tigress wielded a greatsword and carved an invincible path through the bloody meat grinder of ancient Rome!

P.S. Six Roman feet is 177 cm, and 230 Roman pounds is 75 kg.