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Seems pretty straight-forward tbh.
Ancient korean kingdom is brought down by some familiar face and this guy ends up as a Roman Slave.
Course you gotta ignore the whole Romans having contact with koreans thingy making no sense but meh, fantasy.
 
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Silkroad connected asia to europe from 200BCE to 200CE, gladiators were at their peak around 65-50BCE, and ancient Korea was in its most contentious 3 kingdom period/proto 3 kingdoms period at around 60-40BCE... and also during the Han dynasty (206BC to 220AD) slavery was a large trade, but limited and supervised by the government (for nobles mostly)

SO the historical timelines line up, and although unusual, not impossible, and all that from a 10min google search
 
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Turns out the romans did trade with Silla, namedly jade, glass, and other similar artistic objects/materials/pieces, essentially completely revolving around art. Learn something new every day.

Still a smol stretch that this guy is getting slave traded but s'alright (inb4 he was traded for a jade dragon or smth).
 

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