The Seres at Canossa

It is more interesting to read than many articles on the same type of subject. The words are elegant, the writing style is delicate and smooth, and the details are so detailed that it shows the style of civilian life in the Middle Ages. It has a flavor of micro-history and daily life history. It also shows historical aspects that are not easy to read, such as the history of the medieval church and the trade history of the Western Mediterranean. It is really a good article and I look forward to further development.

Pretty good writing. Especially the landscape descriptions and hints are quite beautiful words. The plot design is reasonable. As a Western history novice, the story has no abrupt plot and the plot is laid out in layers. When the incident broke out, people had the feeling that something was wrong with this force. The forces and situations are clearly described (perhaps historically accurate), and even people who don't understand Western history can clearly understand it. The character descriptions are slightly flawed, and the descriptions of non-key characters are relatively rough. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is reasonable, but it feels cold. (Cold?)

It's quite interesting, more detailed than many tomato-based medieval novels, but I hope to advance the plot as soon as possible. After solving the Arabian pirates, there haven't been any explosive moments for a while.

Good food and grass, delicate writing style Medieval scenes come to life

As an old Kingdom Rush player, I recommend this book to you.

The writing is good, and it is one of the very good medieval novels in Tomato.

The writing is really good

Very well written, rare to see

Very realistic. Very nice.