The Blood Crown: The Wars of the Roses

A popular science book can help you learn some common sense and broaden your horizons, but nothing more. Many views are now outdated. For example, the issue of "title" is not very sophisticated, and it is easy to mislead readers into thinking that it is the same as ancient Chinese titles. However, in fact there are still differences, and the British title system is most similar to China in comparison, and can barely match it. But in other countries, such as France, Germany and other regions, the title cannot match the fifth-class title.

The characters in the book are vivid and have different personalities, especially Queen Margaret. Her competitiveness reminds me of some people in life. History is always full of drama, just like the stories in this book. Sometimes victory or defeat can be decided in a matter of seconds. I feel that this book not only tells history, but also makes me think more deeply about human nature.