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The Eagle Standard of Epirus 伊庇鲁斯的鹰旗
After 1204, the Byzantine Empire lay in ruins. Yet its only remaining successors, Nicaea, Epirus, and Trebizond, still schemed against one another, having wholly forgotten their shared enmity and grievances. The Latin usurper in Constantinople styled himself Emperor of the Romans, while the Bulgarians to the north ravaged the land, greedily devouring the empire’s legacy. The Turks, too, were poised to encroach and feast on its flesh and blood. But in the distant East, another force was quietly r
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Reborn in Europe’s Age of Sail 重生欧陆之航海时代
[New book: Reborn in Europe, Master of the Seas] You see the gold, silver, and spices in my treasury, but not all the hard work I've put in. You have your land and your armies. I have my oceans and my fleets. You dismiss my country as too small to matter. I scoff at you, still relying on the same old calendar year after year. You mock me as devious and deceitful, cheating other countries. I pity you for doing nothing but fighting among yourselves, oppressing your people, and ceding territory whi
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My Great British Empire 我的大不列颠帝国
New book: The Tang Dynasty Rises Again. Set in the late Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, it starts in the two Guang provinces before heading north to reclaim Annam, Yunnan, Fujian, Hunan, Southern Tang, Wuyue, the Dangxiang lands... The twilight of the Middle Ages has yet to fade, but the finest age has already arrived. The protagonist transmigrates into the sixteenth-century Tudor dynasty as Edward VI. He centralizes power, rebuilds Parliament, and establishes the United Kingdom of Great
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