Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 723 719. Comments on "The Aztec Immortal"

Today I would like to recommend a story about Central America.

This is the first time I recommend a work on this subject, so I don’t understand many parts. I hope that more knowledgeable people will like this book.

"The Immortal of the Aztecs", slashing Yunmeng with a sword, level 2 author.

Category: History-Foreign History.

【Introduction】

In 1469 AD, the Aztec Empire in Central America reached its peak. A soul from the future traveled through time and space to save the Indians from destruction and establish the Central American empire!

The Age of Exploration had just begun, and European colonists were exploring the unknown. Europeans were on the rise, determined to conquer the rich lands of the Americas and colonize the vast New World. They were supposed to embark on a path of expansion from the Americas to Africa, India, and the Far East, dominating the future of the world for five hundred years!

Now, an immortal soul seeks to change all that. He will unify Central America, inherit two thousand years of American civilization, and resist the invasion of Western colonizers. Over hundreds of years, he will lead the Aztec civilization on the path to their destiny of conquering the Americas!
Without the land and wealth of the Americas, what would become of Westerners? Where would the world go?
【Brief Comment】

This is the only book under the author's name.

It feels like this isn’t my first time writing a book.

And judging from the content and writing style, I think this book is more like published literature rather than online literature.

He may also have taken into consideration that many readers are not familiar with the history of this subject, so he often makes notes in the author's statement, but despite this, it is still difficult.

First and foremost, the most challenging aspect was that the film was set in Central America. The place names and personalities differed significantly from other Western themes. Names like Jack and Edward were rare. Even the protagonist, Xiu Luote, was difficult to remember, though Charlotte sounded quite familiar.

Secondly, while the geographical location is described and compared with the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, identifying it is still quite difficult. Without a map, it's impossible to imagine the outline. Therefore, I found a picture in the book review section. Finally, regarding the costumes of the characters, I found another picture. I hope you will have a general impression of the Indian warriors of Central America during this period.

As for the protagonist, he's still a time traveler, and this isn't his first time traveling. It's just that each time he travels, he loses some of his memories. This time, he's a priest, facing enemies and war for the first time, so his strength isn't as strong.

He would later assume a greater role in the empire.

Because, as a time traveler, it is inevitable that he will bring modern thinking into it. When facing enemies and women, it is inevitable that he will have a kind heart and a shy and timid mentality.

His physical abilities, which he will gradually become familiar with, played an important role in several changes.

The writing style and historical materials are indeed good, and the background setting is also very complete, but the biggest problem is that there is nothing interesting, bright, or exciting. This is a bit embarrassing. The author writes it with great enthusiasm, but ordinary people can't get it!

In addition, the number of collections and comments is still quite good, but it is still difficult to become popular. After all, the subject matter is too niche, not many people know about it, and even fewer people like it.

So, I hope you all like it~
For a similar recommendation, see "World of Gods".

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

(End of this chapter)