I Was a Literary Giant in Ancient Greece

You can give Plato a look at Liaozhai. There are many stories about falling in love with someone, and there are also many Fu Rui. The protagonist must not break the jar, someone will help him pick it up one by one

Come here quickly. I was a literary giant in the Neolithic Age 🙂

The literary universe has finally expanded to ancient Greece

Well, let me tell you, first of all, much of the ancient Greek civilization was fake. According to the land and population of ancient Greece, it could support more than 400,000 people at most, and there might only be less than 1,000 real scholars. Some countries are called countries, but they are actually only a small tribe with a few thousand people. Even a city-state like Athens, Greece, is only a small tribe of 40,000 to 50,000 people. It requires costs, and the number of scholars may be more than 40, not less than 50. What kind of civilization do you expect to develop under such circumstances? Again, other things can be faked, but there is really no way to fake the climate, locally grown crops, grain yield, land topography, etc.

The author should not talk too much about gender issues, otherwise some people will come and the book will be ruined.

Our starting point literary circle is booming! Russia has Mikhail France has Leon Britain has Michel Germany has Richard ……

I respect you for your seniority

Can it be a little more difficult to be a literary giant in Sparta than in Xiongnu, Mongolia, or Rouran?

Are telescopes made of natural crystal? The small hole image was also made by Mozi next door.

Have you ever been an ancient Greek writer? Something, scribbled, taken for granted.

Why not ancient Rome, ancient Persia?

Why didn't I become a literary giant in Rome?

Let me see where in Europe there are no literary giants 😅

I like this kind of subject matter, it looks good, I love to read it, more to come \(//∇//)\

Come on, come on, the protagonist's early encounters and responses are very good. I look forward to the protagonist gradually showing his style in the future environment.

It's okay, but a little too little

I finally read a Greek novel. It feels very relaxing so far. It's good.

Do you book friends have any recommendations for good classical Greek texts, or Roman and Persian texts from the same period?

Have some fun like building a real addition, subtraction, multiplication and division calculator