The Road Of Augustus

All roads lead to Rome, but not all who arrive are what Rome desires

The Colosseum is a small Rome, and Rome is a large Colosseum

He, Li Bida, was merely an ordinary university student proficient in linguistics, yet he was fortunate enough to traverse to the year 678 of the founding of Rome, 66 years before the birth of Jesus. However, he did not become a noble, as that was impossible; nor did he become a so-called inventor, for that too was impossible. His initial identity was that of a military slave, which was the most reasonable identity, and thus began his grand and tumultuous adventure.

Caesar, Pompey, Cicero, Crassus, Antony, Octavian, and Mithridates are no longer mere lifeless wax figures

Centurions, merchants, auctioneers, and rhetoricians are no longer mere rigid texts

Slaves, freedmen, property-owning citizens, knights, financial officials, military tribunes, cavalry commanders, senators ...? ... Dick Tuiduo, as we walk down this road strewn with bones and skulls, who can emerge as the one who laughs last, the unique Augustus