Nova Roma

I 100% loved the story until one of the chapters said that Mc fiancé was raped by the nobleman, and I fu*king hate ntr. This was an automatic drop for me

Having immersed myself in "Nova Roma," I found the narrative to be an intriguing blend of historical fiction and modern-day adventure. The author's vivid portrayal of ancient Rome, with its rich tapestry of politics and culture, captivated me from the first chapter. The protagonist's journey felt authentic, as they navigated both the gladiatorial arena and the complexities of interpersonal relationships. The plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat, making it a compelling read that left me wanting more. Overall, "Nova Roma" is a well-crafted tale that successfully weaves history and suspense, making for a truly engrossing experience.

The concept is cool, the execution not so much. The sentence structure is terrible, and the writing style is bland. I feel like the story is there, it's just not well conveyed due to the lack of proper grammar and logical story progression.

The only complaint I have is that the writing is sometimes confusing but it seems to be getting better. Other than that i see no major issues to be unhappy about. The idea of a roman reincarnation is awesome as well.

I really wish I could enjoy this story, but no the story is incredibly rushed and have no feeling to it, all characters are paper cutouts that have even less peronality than a Wuxia martial arts novel

Combine that with 0 proof reading and the murder of the English language, it’s just a recipe for disappointment

Not bad, am not really into fictional stories but this one is pretty good. Some grammar errors are present though, but who doesn't make them. Keep up the good work, you're doing great.