White King

A Victorian cavalry officer traveled to England in 1066 and became a descendant of Alfred the Great. Godwin had been defeated at Hastings, William the Conqueror was wreaking havoc on the land of England, and the traversers had to shoulder the burden of leading the Anglo-Saxons to resist the Norman invasion. Well, one sentence can dissuade many readers. The time traveler was not an Oriental. At that time, it was obviously impossible for the small island in the west of Europe to have anything to do with the big country in the east of Asia. There are no firearms in the entire article, or even special weapons that transcend the times. The whole story is supported by good writing and profound historical and cultural knowledge.

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Comments: This book begins with the Norman Conquest in 1066. It uses a historical pattern to show a history of blood and fire with dynastic wars as the main line in the late Middle Ages in Europe. The writing is sophisticated, the information is detailed, and the skilled Western-style writing skills tell the details from the details. It is a treasure trove. Those who are not particularly familiar with that time and space cannot read it. Several important battles: the Battle of York Moors against the Norman cavalry, the final battle between the Saxons and the Normans, the attack and defense of York Castle between the French and English and the Danish Vikings... The author uses a panoramic and three-dimensional way to write about the complicated and unpredictable medieval European wars in an unhurried manner, vividly restoring the style of the classical European battlefields. Highlights: The writing is skillful, fluent, and rich in information. The war scenes are well described. Ancient European poetry adds color to each battle. Poison points: The historical background is niche, the Western writing style and operatic poetry may affect the reading experience of some readers.

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