Gladiator: Road to the Colosseum
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  • Time 4h 49m
  • Reads 36
  • Votes 0
  • Parts 6
  • Time 4h 49m
Complete, First published Aug 29, 2021
Mature
A slave. A gladiator. A champion. Who will he be?

The Romans call him many names. A slave. A gladiator. A champion. Who and what will he be? He will conquer the arena, navigating petty Roman politics and etch his name in the annals of Rome! Or die trying.

["Gladiator: Road to the Colosseum" is a 220,000 word interactive novel by Foong Yi Zhuan, where your(my own) choices control the story. It's entirely text-based-without graphics or sound effects.]

(This is just my experience with this Visual Novel, I take no credit except for my OC's name, please enjoy and dm me if you would like to see another novel experience...alot of things were left out because this is an interactive novel...I'll try my best to make it more of a reading novel)
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