Viking Conquest: The North Sea Empire

Since I have super-sensory and mysterious intuition, can I have a professional staff team later? Do they come up with solutions to the problem, and the protagonist makes intuitive judgments? Otherwise, the stall will grow bigger and bigger, and sooner or later it will be exhausted. There are so many adjectives, there can be five or six in one sentence.

The actual score of this book should be between 8.5-9.0. The detailed description of the battlefield made me give it a five-star rating. In fact, the whole book should be more than four stars. Some plots and the recruitment of characters are too rigid, but the flaws are not concealed. It is definitely a level higher than most tomato novels. I can't stand it anymore. It's really a logical flaw. The ethnic integration that follows is too childish. If you look at the history of the dominant ethnic minority, you can see that the author has done it in just a few months. What's even more ridiculous is that the image of the Viking bandits has been whitewashed by you? As long as there is a group of Vikings on the Saxon land who are still looting villages, all the hatred and scapegoat will be borne by the Vikings. This is the basis and legal basis for the Vikings' inability to establish rule on the British island in history. I will leave 4 stars in the end.

This book not only has a historical atmosphere and flavor, but also brilliantly captures the events, the passage of time, the relationship between the characters, and the game. It slowly accumulates and grows step by step, forming a story about young people becoming famous, which is very touching. The changes in the characters' positions are real and sophisticated. I don't know what the next change will be. I am afraid of guessing, but I also have the desire to read more. It can be said that this is one of the medieval historical themes that I have found. The twists and turns of the story are rarely clearly explained. It has a sense of story, a legendary color, and can be read. It is an interesting Viking novel. I support the author and write a comment to express my admiration.

It is still recommended that the author does not insist on establishing the Nordic pantheon. The establishment of a religion like Christianity is not easy, and it is very difficult in the middle. Two completely different sets of beliefs are not conducive to the internal unity of the kingdom, and it is not conducive to the integration into the medieval world. It is better to integrate Nordic into Christ. Odin is the incarnation of God, emphasizing the identity of God as the Lord of Hosts.

First I have to make a [smile] expression. Because I have been paying attention to this book for a long time, but I kept reading and reading it. It has more than 300 chapters. I thought it should be enough to read for a while. Who would have thought that it would end so soon 🤦 This book is quite good to read, and it still has some logic and practicality. Although it is a little tricky, it is not beyond the horizon. Most of the time, it uses the sharp sword and wisdom in hand to do things. 🤔 The only thing that is incredible is that the entire country seems to have a very high degree of organization, with 100% no loss of manpower and material resources. It's as if a country can squeeze out more resources if it adopts a parliamentary system (this is a bad evaluation). [Laughing] As for the rest, it's really gone. The number of words is comfortable and the logic is clear. It's a good novel 👍

You have to read it to know whether it is good or not. Reading those with low scores may not be to his taste. Anyway, I read it quite well, so don't read the comments until you read it yourself to know if it is what you like. I think there are many low-scoring novels that some people comment on, leaving others without reading the novel.

It's beautiful. I haven't seen such a beautiful medieval novel in a long time. Come on, author.

At the beginning of the next chapter, I think we should have a heart-to-heart talk with Prince Algais. Unless the protagonist wants to kill the prince before he dies, the empire will probably split after his death. I personally want to see the protagonist reward the prince in the next chapter. It would be better to make him a German prince.

It's very well written, very well written, and very touching. I just like watching this kind of building a huge empire step by step. I have a suggestion, you can refer to it, that is, I think the current royal power is not strengthened enough. You can refer to the etiquette system in ancient my country. Then, I feel that the integration of the ethnic groups is not enough, that is, the main ethnic group has not yet emerged.

It's a bit idealistic, but let's expand it and take a look, it should be good, the golden finger is a bit special!