Barcelona's Restoration Diary

Alternate historical fantasy. The newly adult Queen of the Empire encountered a rebellion and was captured by northern pirates. She accidentally became the "Valkyrie". After encountering a series of changes, she determined to regain her homeland. Aboriginal literature has no soul and no system. The heroine is a very pure girl who slowly matures after the accident. Because of the anecdotes about the cover and illustrations, it became popular in the Crusader Kings bar and other P Club game circles, and all the comments came here because of its reputation. Seedlings, I read the latest update with tens of thousands of words in one go. The writing is delicate, the rhythm is smooth, and the plot is tense and relaxed. In just tens of thousands of words, a grand and rich world view is outlined, with exciting stories about gods, magic, alchemy, national wars, etc. No CP yet. On the female side, the only female character who is currently close to the heroine is the maid, and the two have a very typical master-servant relationship in times of need. On the male side, apart from the villain, there is only one person who is close to the heroine, the pirate barbarian leader. But the settings column says male supporting role. The author doesn't have much direct description of this northern barbarian, but there are a lot of side descriptions to pave the way. Because the writing was so good, I even thought it was the male protagonist at first, but in fact the two didn't interact much because of their identities. Maybe it was just a joke made by the author? However, the author resents using the heroine's emotional destination label to characterize his book. According to his own statement, why should he care about this if it is not a romance novel? If you dare to post a story with a female protagonist on a male channel and don't care about some objections, it will make the protagonist's emotional fate a suspense, so be careful if you care about this. But as far as the story is concerned, it can be expected once it is written. I personally highly recommend it.

I haven't seen her transformation yet, but she is indeed a woman. The protagonist should be single. The plot of a fantasy world, with a bit of historical fun, makes P Club players ecstatic. Three and a half stars.

Recommendation index: 4 stars Category: Seedling Support The Return of Queen Ella. Needless to say, what the Qiqiu Empire in this book did to him, the clan names and the like were also used quite authentically. Even so, this book is not a historical book, but a typical fictional fantasy work from another world, with all common fantasy elements such as magic. The world background in the book also spans a relatively wide time span, from the Age of the Gods to the characteristics of Victoria, but is not entirely limited to the end of the Roman Empire. It is a very common world structure method for fictional fantasy works to be based on real historical backgrounds. However, most works use medieval England, France, and Germany as source materials, and very few use the Roman Empire. A large part of the reason may be that Roman surnames, especially family surnames, are too difficult to pronounce and difficult to remember. From this point of view, the author's courage must be praised! Tentatively scheduled for January

[💙Abandoned] A small seedling that I picked up casually, with a female protagonist and an unpopular background. As far as the current direction is concerned, it is probably a story about a simple girl becoming an iron-blooded empress step by step. The heroine is a native and there are no system plug-ins. It is a bit silly and cute at first. So far, it has been a serious style with a bit of comedy. As far as the author's lv1 level is concerned, he is definitely one of the best at the same level. I hope ** will stick to it and finish it. Demining: ①The heroine at the beginning is relatively "cowardly", book friends who are concerned about this should not read it. ②The author said that the heroine has no official partner and focuses on the cause of restoring the country. ③This is not a common writing style for men's videos and may not be to the liking of many people. Reason for abandoning the pit: I opened too many articles to read at the same time, and I ran out of them! ! ! !