Thrust into Ancient Rome, Bruce awakens as a lowly estate owner. But history is his ultimate weapon: the legendary Julius Caesar is still just a little child. Armed with modern cunning, Bruce refuses to bow. In this era of blood, he won't just conquer the empire—he will crush the elites and ascend as Rome's one and only true God!
A man transmigrated to ancient Rome discovers young Caesar is just 12. He schemes to build a loyal slave army before Caesar matures to claim the imperial throne. He visits the slave market to purchase prisoners, planning to train them as gladiators for funds, and encounters Caesar and his mother Aurelia.
Learning assassins are targeting Caesar’s family, the warlord sees a chance to gain Aurelia’s crucial backing by saving them. He sends Angela to a safe spot, rescues the clan, earns Aurelia’s promise of great honor, and calls on Caesar to fight alongside him against the assassins.
Warrior Bruce rescues young Caesar and his mother from danger. Caesar's mother offers him a knight position with great glory, but Bruce chooses a peaceful life as a slave owner. Meanwhile, a villain plots to build an arena and invincible army, hinting at thrilling upcoming conflicts.
Having saved Lady Aurelia and Young Master Caesar from an assassination attempt, the warlord confronts a market merchant. By hinting at investigating possible assassin accomplices in the market, he pressures the merchant to hand over the twin sisters Dais and Dana completely free of charge.
Bruce stops the mistreatment of young slaves, reunites their family and opts for a tattoo kit instead of a branding iron to mark his new slaves. Suddenly, an armed escort from the House of Caesar arrives with Aurelia's unexpected 'gift', sparking tense, suspenseful twists.
Lord Bruce receives generous gifts from Lady Aurelia—ten strong slaves and two talents of gold, enough to fund his first army. Invited by Caesar to Crassus' gladiatorial spectacle, he then challenges unruly Spartan slaves: win, and they become his swords; lose, and he sets them free.
After defeating an opponent fairly, the warlord challenges arena fighters to become his personal warriors instead of bleeding for Roman nobles' entertainment. He promises battlefield achievements can win freedom and honor for their families, and orders them to build a training ground with monthly progress inspections.
As Caesar's swordsmanship instructor, Bruce accompanies Caesar and Lady Aurelia to the arena. He teaches Caesar about instinct in swordplay, meets the calculating Lord Crassus, and faces Julia's probing remarks, sensing the risk of choosing sides amid upcoming power shifts.
The protagonist rejects others making decisions for him, strikes a marriage alliance with Lady Julia to gain noble status. Later, he encounters the undefeated gladiator Stormbringer in the arena and meets Pompey—one of Rome's future triumvirs—teasing upcoming power struggles and thrilling showdowns.
Commoner Bruce wagers against noble Lord Pompey on a newcomer's victory. After winning, Pompey refuses to settle the debt and humiliates Bruce. When Caesar's mediation fails, Pompey blows his family's death whistle to summon gladiators, vowing to kill Bruce.
Little Caesar is first told to protect his mother and focus on an ongoing lesson. Later, a fierce fight breaks out where Bruce displays extraordinary combat skills, mocking his weak attackers and leaving onlookers awestruck—they even hail him as the god of war. This episode’s intense action and Bruce's incredible prowess are unmissable.
After a strategic lesson, Caesar clashes with the arrogant Bruce, who scoffs at his arena duel challenge. They vow a battlefield showdown next year. Caesar also cheekily asks a noble lady for Spartan slave warriors, ramping up tension and rivalry.
A young man begs his teacher for swordsmanship training, only to get a vague reply. He then learns his engagement to Kesha will be announced soon. Lady Julia, seeing his bravery and gifts, offers to help him become a vanguard general in her husband Marius' army, which he promises to consider seriously.
Upon returning home, Bruce finds a Roman noble trying to forcibly take his slaves Dais and Dana. The noble acts arrogantly, but Bruce asserts his own noble status, orders his Spartans to attack, beats the noble, and throws him out. His slaves are relieved and praise Bruce as a rare, courageous lord who defends them fearlessly.
Lord Bruce receives Spartan slaves sent by Young Master Pompey, suspecting Pompey plots to eliminate him. He confronts the messenger about the overdue gold payment and declares he'll train the slaves himself, setting up a tense power struggle.
Bruce survives an assassination attempt by men promised freedom by Pompey. Confronting the attackers, he points out the danger of killing a noble, then offers them redemption: serve him, and he’ll spare their lives and make them his loyal warriors.
Lord Bruce instructs Philip to recruit 30 slaves with cooking skills to launch a unique restaurant in Rome for profit. He later learns his marriage to Lady Aurelia's daughter has spread across Rome, and receives an unexpected special gift—a wolf girl.
A mutant woman, abandoned at birth for her golden fur and raised by a she-wolf, is captured with heavy losses. Lord Bruce intends to train her into his deadliest assassin, ordering her secretly brought to his manor. Philip's inquiry about the mysterious shipment hints at upcoming complications.
Lord Crassus attempts to purchase the mysterious wolf girl from Lord Bruce, who firmly rejects him. Convinced Crassus will intercept the shipment tonight, Bruce rallies his warriors, determined to stop Crassus from turning the girl into a profit-driven arena attraction.
A man grows nervous handling a massive cargo alone. When Crassus confronts raiders targeting the cargo, they threaten to steal his bride in retaliation. A brutal attack erupts, forcing the Spartans to retreat abruptly.