Pompei Hikayesi

Ye Tian crossed through Ancient Rome with the Strongest Slaveholder System. He kicked Crassus’s ass, smacked Pompey’s face, and stroked Caesar’s head. With the backing of the Senate, and the three giants of Rome bowing their heads, those proud aristocrats knelt at Ye TIan’s feet. Archeological experts of later ages found that, unexpectedly, the Supreme Emperor who had once ruled three continents…was Chinese.

Beneath the statue of Pompey, the great Caesar fell into a pool of blood, oozing from the wound inflicted by his beloved Brutus and Decimus. The dictator is slain, the tyrant has fall. The Republic saved, the freedom is back. But it is? Who knows. What is clear is that in Caesar's vision, he saw a warm glimmer of light backed by two majestic figures. They gave the tyrant a second life, allowing him to open his eyes again in another world not much different from his own. And this is where the story of the great Caesar begins. -Veni, Vidi, Vici- (This is the Translated version of Indonesian webnovel named NEW ROME)

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Di bawah patung Pompey, Caesar yang agung jatuh bersimbah darah, mengucur dari luka yang ditorehkan oleh sang Brutus tercinta. Sang diktator terbunuh, tiran telah runtuh. Republik terselamatkan, kebebasan kembali pada rakyat. Namun, benarkah begitu? Siapa tahu. Yang jelas, dalam pandangan Caesar, ia melihat secercah cahaya hangat yang dibelakangi oleh dua sosok agung. Mereka memberikan kehidupan kedua pada sang tiran, membiarkannya membuka mata kembali di dunia lain yang tak jauh berbeda dengan dunianya. Dan di sinilah perjalanan sang Caesar agung dimulai. -Veni, Vidi, Vici-

Ye Tian crossed through Ancient Rome with the Strongest Slaveholder System. He kicked Crassus’s ass, smacked Pompey’s face, and stroked Caesar’s head. With the backing of the Senate, and the three giants of Rome bowing their heads, those proud aristocrats knelt at Ye TIan’s feet. Archeological experts of later ages found that, unexpectedly, the Supreme Emperor who had once ruled three continents…was a chinese man. Note: This novel is not mine.

A wholesome slice of life story about two highschool boys who met because of a dog and become fast friends. Starring Adalin Pompey, a Germone/Dutchness (German/Dutch) transgender boy, who's had trouble with school and making friends due to his father's job as a sailor having to be moved around a lot in a year to two years times and Owen Cheindome, a cowboy and hunter from the state of Hope living among the people of Masacara trying to be as normal as he can be aside for the fact he's far from that. Sadly for the hunter things can't stay normal forever as his secrete gets out and his life begins to change to adjust for his hunter needs. At least Adalin is with him supporting him through the craziness. Seems nothing is going to separate these two boys from another, but perhaps that's because they both don't realize their biggest enemy might be time itself. Find out what becomes of this wholesomely cute fated pairing as they face the unknown future together bravely!

All roads lead to Rome, but not all who come are welcomed by Rome. The Colosseum is a microcosm of Rome, and Rome is a grand Colosseum. He, Lepidus, was fortunate enough to travel back to that time, 678 years after the founding of Rome, 66 years before the birth of Jesus. But he did not become a nobleman, because it was impossible; nor did he become an inventor, because that too was impossible. His initial identity was a military slave, which was the most reasonable and fitting role. From there, he embarked on a thrilling and adventurous journey. Caesar, Pompey, Cicero, Crassus, Antony, Octavian, and Mithridates are no longer lifeless wax figures. Centurions, merchants, auctioneers, and rhetoricians are no longer rigid texts. Slaves, freed slaves, citizens with property, knights, tribunes, military tribunes, cavalry commanders, senators... As Decimus walked down this road paved with bones and skulls, who could become the last one laughing, the unique Augustus?