Yes, Pope

"Yes, Pope" (hereinafter referred to as "Yes,") is not finished yet. The plot is currently updated to the Basel Conference. Although the results are dismal, I quite like it. "Yes," is a historical novel about the history of northern and central Italy and southern Germany in Europe in the mid-fifteenth century. It is a relatively rare Chinese online article about the late European Middle Ages. But in fact, this is a long novel that is both entertaining and historically rich, with a sense of substitution and popular science. However, due to the very unpopular historical classification and the even more unpopular European themes and European medieval themes, there are basically not many people to read it... It's a pity that the alley is too dark for the fragrance of wine. The author has rich writing experience and skillfully avoids unpopular knowledge about the European Middle Ages, focusing on the reader's sense of immersion, as if the reader has returned to the Italian city of Ancona in 1444, preaching, massing, and talking to all kinds of people with the group of priests who were "a land of fish and meat, extortionate taxation, treacherous and cunning". They are in medieval Italy, and we are Chinese in the new millennium. We should have no resonance. The religion they believe in is a joke that has been repeatedly falsified by science. The environment they live in is a hardship that young people have never known. Even, maybe they will even call each other a "buddy" and a "leather boot"! But they don't have such a translation tone in the author's writings. Don't show off, but after reading it, you won't feel that the history of the European Middle Ages is still so mysterious. There are also disputes between adults, monks, and ordinary people in China. The author intersperses a lot of historical knowledge, but there is no sense of stiffness at all. It is as if he is unfamiliar with the book halfway through the book, and then inserts narration at the right time to supplement the background. Never show off the profundity, make it a profound thing to understand the world through the perspective of the characters when writing. The readers are Chinese, and most of them don't even know what it is, even the Pope. As for the Archduke of Austria, he is as unheard of as a supernova explosion 80 billion light years away. Therefore, the author does not regard the protagonist as the only perspective to show the story, and narrates the story from multiple perspectives including Vienna, Naples, Ancona, Rome, and other characters. The dialogue incorporates Chinese habits and even includes many hot jokes, making it lively and interesting to read; cultural tradition still retains the charm of the European Middle Ages appropriately, after all, this way the reader knows that he is reading about the European Middle Ages (laughs). The writing style is short and clear, and a historical event can be summarized quickly, such as the Austrian regent's introduction of troops to the border and the victory of Otto the Great against the Magyars. Just a few lines of short narrative describe the vicissitudes of an era with a long taste. In one sentence, the language of this book is both elegant and popular, and it is down-to-earth. The history is actually quite interesting. I think it can be one of the best in ancient European history on the Chinese novel website.

Reading this book, happiness belongs to a specific group of people. If you are not used to this kind of writing, please do not rate it blindly. The author has put a lot of effort into creating this book that is a classic in my opinion. If you feel uncomfortable, please choose another book to read.

A shocking novel that ranks at the forefront of Tomatoes in every aspect. He deserves five stars Still maintaining the previous view, getting closer and closer to the source of the stream, the story will end one day

The author really excels in Tomato. The characters are very vividly depicted, the real medieval historical background is described, the description is from multiple perspectives, the fantasy elements are inserted without being obtrusive, and the description of the emotional changes of the characters is also very realistic.

It's beautiful. It's rare to write about religion so well. I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's hard to imagine that this is an online article. Jiang Tianhe really makes people's senses feel uncomfortable. But this is not a cool article in the first place. In my opinion, her existence is necessary and her behavior is certain. Her existence crushed the underlying logic of all the time-traveling online novels. Her existence reflects the independence of civilization and the systematic nature of science. There are still stories about modern people and the Middle Ages, and there are still stories about the development and exploration of social civilization.

The writing is very good, but there is one thing that I don't understand. Adding a modern little fairy from the Middle Ages is really just a buff stack. Is it because you hope that she will continue to cause trouble to promote the plot?

It's beautiful, very beautiful, and the author is also very careful. Many historical materials are correct. Ms. Jiang no longer appears in the show in the later period. The protagonist has too many tricks, from the small map, two resurrections, to the golden sword, the spear and increased strength, to the ghost, to the Ring of Solomon, and then to that box, to the man in white killing people on behalf of people, giving away celebrities, playing games, is this? Please reply from the author. The back part is so poisonous, I felt like I was torn apart when I watched it, I couldn't stand it anymore

It's a good game for those who have played Crusader Kings and Kingdom Come. Don't update too slowly, or you'll be excommunicated.

Come on, author, your writing is very nice (I would like to give you some personal advice, author, if you change the cover or title, more people will definitely read it. At first, I thought it was a historical book just by looking at the cover and title). Finally, regular updates!~

Very wonderful writing, integrating eu, milk fox jokes, r9, and many interesting things.

It cleverly combines history and fantasy. It is quite imaginative and respects history to a great extent. The angle is novel, but at the same time its character settings are in line with the background of the times. The language is humorous and very interesting.

It's really, really good-looking, and the writing is very good. There may be some controversy about the heroine, but I don't think there is any problem now that I've seen it. The plot has its ups and downs, but is neither boring nor cliche. The character creation is also very successful, and the characteristics are distinct. It's just that the background is relatively niche, so I'm afraid such a good historical article might be buried on Tomato…

4 Stars because there are relatively few Tomato-like stories, and I feel that the protagonist still has character flaws, like what he himself said is "hypocritical kindness." I really don't understand why the leader of the Hezhong Gang is still alive [Thinking]

I feel like this book has such a low rating, and half of it is Ms. Zhi's problem. I see that all the feedback I'm getting now is negative feedback.

I admire the fact that such Western historical articles can be written in Tomato. It is much better than those articles that start to be criticized without any research on history. However, this has a bit of a fantasy tendency and is uncomfortable.

This is the first of its kind, filling the gap in long-form historical novels about the late Middle Ages and Renaissance in Europe on the Chinese Internet.

The book is very good. I thought it was a bit documentary at first, but the Roman hero was resurrected and participated in the war. It really shocked me. Overall, it is a good novel, but I stopped reading it after the hero was resurrected.

I personally think this book is very suitable for my taste. I hope the author will work hard💪

It's a good book with a relatively novel subject matter and good writing. However, the ending is out of place in Tomato, so the results are dismal. I quite like reading it, with a bit of light fantasy. The advantage of writing about Europe in the 15th century is that not many people are familiar with it, so you won't be criticized. The disadvantage is that not many people are familiar with it, so the appeal is not strong, and it lacks the "Oh! That's it!" Feeling that general historical novels have. Very nice

A good book, but the pace is not very good, but it is still a good book This book is so funny, I yelled and rushed towards Robert😎

You see, this is why I said that traditional literary and artistic works should not be written as online articles. I will be scolded now [laughing] This is not what the audience of online articles wants to read, and this is not what the author of online articles wants to write. I suggest that the author changes his career path in the future. The writing style is very good but a little immature. The next book will definitely be better, and this time point is also chosen very well (EU people are ecstatic)

How to say. This is a fine chaff that I can't taste, and I've only just begun to read it. The author's thinking is very active (my brain can't keep up with what the author writes). The author's writing is very good and has a special style that I can't put my finger on. There are many official memes. The author understands little girls aged 15 or 6. Just like Ms. Jiang, the first thing she did when she appeared was not to check herself and her surroundings but to ask for her mobile phone. She was exactly the same as my younger sister who was both 15 and 6 years old (in the morning, she opened her eyes: Mom, it's morning, where is my mobile phone) [awkward laugh]

The pit in the early stage is a bit big and most likely won't be filled. When I was thinking that this was a time-travel genre, I discovered that it was a historical genre, and then I realized that I was wrong. This seemed to be a fantasy genre. But one thing to say is that this is an original novel with a clever plot, rich characters, and three-dimensional social analysis. I look forward to the author's next work!

A very good novel, but the protagonist group is a bit too urban. The protagonist is an ascetic for the first two hundred chapters or so. Still a bishop. There are gods and ghosts.

Tomato is a rare novel. It has surpassed most newcomer novels without large-scale collapse by chapter 160. However, there are still many bugs. It is very weird for the protagonist who is not a time traveler to use references to the future. It is also strange that the dialogue style of Westerners is tainted with Eastern culture. The existence of extraordinary abilities makes some plots very clumsy. However, as a debut novel, this is an excellent work.

I have one thing to say. Although I haven't seen many places, they are beautiful and I like them.

I was shocked. There are really very few people writing about Western movies. The characters are also very well drawn. Although the heroine looks weird, it is generally good. I don't understand why it has such a low score. Why can't this be added?

It's a good book. It's a book that you can calm down and read slowly. It has a real knowledge of the author. I'm currently reading Chapter 284 of the first volume (I'm not sure if downloading it for offline reading doesn't keep track of time?). I think the portrayals of Robert, Julio and others are still very vivid. To quote a comment, the aroma of wine is also afraid of the depth of the alley. On Tomato, a platform that focuses on refreshing articles (should it?), The data in this book is not very good, but the quality is worthy of recognition.

Is the protagonist based on Pope Clement VII of Geneva?

What we focus on is a true medieval appearance [Chigua]