Start in the Middle Ages, on the Crusades

At the beginning, the protagonist can directly knock the charging horses to death with a mace. With your performance, the protagonist is covered in armor instead of a long sword. It should be no problem to use Wushuang in the Bandit Hundred. However, the protagonist is inexplicably captured by the Viking pirates. Are you kidding me? Medieval Vikings were good if they wore leather armor and chain armor. Most of them were without armor. Fighting with armor or without armor is almost like beating a son. Will the protagonist be caught by them if he guarantees a full set of armor? ? ? Moreover, it is still in a ship environment that cannot be surrounded by plains. In a similar environment, 300 Spartans killed 3,000 people, and the morale of the Viking pirates is very poor. As long as the protagonist kills their leader in a surprise attack and kills a dozen more people, they will break up and jump into the sea to escape. After all, bandits are only that kind of virtuous. What nonsense are you writing? And the plot arrangement is also very problematic. It's twenty or thirty chapters, and you and your title Crusaders are not even close to each other. What Gouba? It's okay to help the prince usurp the throne. At least it is a little helpful. The key is that you even help the prince usurp the throne. You don't know what the hell you write intermittently. Your plot always jumps and jumps, and the plot arrangement is scattered.

The author is great. After three chapters, I couldn't tell who is who.

It's a very good book. The author's writing skills are very strong. He must have checked the information on history and theology. The flavor is very strong. It feels more like a boss opening a trumpet to write a book.

From {Socks} Robert's Qing Jun side to participating in the Crusades

The history is strong, creating a realistic Western European Middle Ages, and the writing style is solid, but not concise enough. The pacing is not very good, and the transitions are a bit confusing. Maybe it's because my history is poor. I don't know who some of the characters are. Sometimes they feel inexplicable. I only become familiar with them after watching more.

It is a rare research school. The author obviously has a profound foundation. He has a very rich knowledge of history and general roles. The plot is compact, the characters are three-dimensional, and the logic is reasonable. It is highly recommended. It is like a trumpet opened by a big boss. However, some of the author's habits are difficult for me to accept. I personally think it is a bit too vulgar (such as stealing underwear). However, these are just petty villains. Generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed.

I just said why does this name sound so familiar?

The ck3 in the novel is a fighter with related themes.

Is the timeline correct? I read the introduction of 1066. The Eastern Expedition would not have started until 1095.

If you keep it, it will be gone. Is it mailed?