Character Introduction of Ancient Greece: The Overlord of the Mediterranean

2025-02-18 22:59

The characters included the male protagonist, Devours, an ordinary Greek mercenary who was reborn due to the transmigration of modern souls. From then on, he was good at commanding battles, commanding people, and governing the territory. The female protagonist-Kristoya, a Milesian, the former concubine of the Prince of Persia, met and married the protagonist in trouble. She was beautiful, sexy, smart, and capable. She was good at business and was a powerful assistant to the protagonist. The female protagonist, Aegnis, was from Lijim. Her marriage with the protagonist was a political marriage, but it did not affect the relationship between the two. She was beautiful like an angel, pure, ignorant of the world, and devout to God. The male supporting character, Shiros, was originally the captain of a mercenary team. He took good care of Devours and later became his trusted aide. He was down-to-earth, diligent, and good at learning. He became an all-rounder in the military and politics. The male supporting character, Matonis, was originally a mercenary. He was a close comrade of Devours and later became his general. He fought bravely and took great care of his soldiers. The male supporting character, Olivers, was originally a mercenary, a close comrade of Devours, and later a general of the army. He was cheerful and active, and had almost lost the trust of Devours. Male supporting role-Georgis, former mercenary, comrade of Devours, and later general of Devours. He was shy and had a weak personality. The supporting actor, Felicius, was the leader of the mercenaries and later became the main character's right-hand man in the army. He was familiar with military affairs, had rich military experience, had a gentle personality, and was hardworking. Male supporting role-Antonius, mercenary officer, military and political all-rounder, and later became an important minister of the protagonist. He was quick-witted, good at socializing, and good at seizing opportunities. Male supporting role-Alexis, mercenary officer, later became a famous general under the protagonist. He had received a very good education, had a somewhat aloof personality, was wise and humble, and was good at commanding large troops in battle. The male supporting character, Armintas, was a mercenary officer who later became a general under the main character. He had rich combat experience, had a bad temper, liked to fight tough battles, and was sometimes not calm enough. The supporting actor was Mariji, a Persian businessman who later became the main character's right-hand man. He had the talent to manage trade and commerce. He was shrewd and liked to hide behind the scenes. He respected the king's politics. The supporting actor, Mercy, was the mercenary's logistics officer and later managed the protagonist's finances. People regard money as their life. Male supporting character-Dionysius, the tyrant of Syracuse. He was very capable, cunning, and suspicious. He was strict with the people. He defeated Carthage several times and almost unified Sicily. He was a strong opponent for the male lead. The supporting actor was Agasilaus, the king of Sparta. He was an outlier among the Spartan citizens. He was not good at martial arts, but was good at strategy. He would do anything to win, but sometimes he would value friendship too much. "Ancient Greece: The Overlord of the Mediterranean" by Chen Rui. It is a historical/foreign historical novel with management, rebirth, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: A well-written ancient western novel. It tells the story of becoming an emperor step by step and finally unifying the entire Greek region.] The plot was reasonable and novel. It was worth reading. I hope you will like this book.