The protagonist, Lu Chengyu, is a history graduate student who is familiar with the game mechanics of the "Crusader Kings" series. When he stayed up all night to conquer the game, he accidentally lost his soul and became Hugo von Rhine, a veritable "landless knight" in the Holy Roman Empire at the end of the 11th century. At this time, Europe is in an era of intertwined religious fanaticism and secular power struggles: the horn of the Crusades has sounded, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and the Pope are fighting openly and secretly, and kingdoms such as France and England are expanding. The protagonist "Hugo" has neither territory nor wealth. He only has three old and weak servants and an invalid letter of recommendation from the nobles. However, he unexpectedly finds that he can see the "territory panel" similar to the game interface. Using this as a fulcrum, he gradually rises in the real medieval intrigues and wars.
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Anyone who reads historical novels on Tomato probably knows "The Surname of Langya". I think this book is similar to that book. That book is a work of art in the ancient Chinese novel genre. This book is a work of art among Western medieval novels.
Anyone who reads historical novels on Tomato probably knows "The Surname of Langya". I think this book is similar to that book. That book is a work of art in the ancient Chinese novel genre. This book is a work of art among Western medieval novels.
Very detailed writing, slow-burning type