Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece古希腊之地中海霸主

Solid read, great translation and editing. I can't tell how historically accurate this is, especially since the MC "ruins" the timeline...but I noticed how the author attempts to keep it real.

Also this map of ancient italy helped with the geography.



A Google search of Rome 400 BC will also give the map.

Pretty good novel. Though it has some problems that is seen in many chinese novels. First is that it tries to kiss chinas butt some times directly and sometimes indirectly. Another major one is that the story "tells" what happens instead of "showing" what happens which takes away a lot from the readers imagination. Sometimes it feels like a tutorial to a game rather than a novel.

Isn't time travel banned in china?

Read it in its entirety in the original. What can I say. The plot is about how a group of mercenaries creates their territory in this difficult time and develops it with the help of politics, external expansion and internal assimilation. There will be many battles against Persia who was on the rise at this time, Sparta who was also strong, but also with her own problems. And there were many battles against other states too, such as Rome and the internal "natives". There were also trade wars, religious problems and so on. As for the main character, he is not stupid, he uses his knowledge from the future, both historical and political. He goes gradually, he doesn't always win without losing, there are also problems here. The development of the army is also very high quality and good. He also develops politics slowly throughout the novel, looking for the right moments when to change laws, rules according to their (old) worldview. He also draws religion and science into his territory. I won't talk much about it. The main character will have 2 or more wives, but they will all be revealed and there will be no "tree" for decorating him. The theme of his children will also be revealed. In general, this is definitely a quality novel, the same as "The Rebirth of the Roman Empire" or whatever it is. I advise. *P.S. The pace of the novel is slow.

It's good and as Soda said it has many classics about ancient Greece, wars and things like that that happened at that time (obviously the synopsis says so), the Mc has been constantly developing and in general I liked it. Chap 78.

How is the novel? Is it good or nah?