"If I am not in the grace of God, may God place me in it; if I am, may God keep me in it." - Judgment of Rouen, 1431
"And was buried; and was raised up on the third day according to the Scriptures." - 1 Corinthians
"When man is resurrected, he should be resurrected in the most perfect state of nature." - Thomas Aquinas
On May 30, 1431, Joan of Arc was burned to death in Rouen. The ashes were poured into the Seine River and floated on the water, where they remained for two days.
On the third day, a man woke up from the ashes.
She had the face of Joan of Arc, spoke the French of Joan of Arc, and emerged from the ashes of Joan of Arc. But she couldn't remember her father's name, couldn't recognize her former comrades, and couldn't answer questions that only Joan of Arc knew.
Is she Joan who lost her memory after being burned at the stake, or is she something else?
No one knows. Including herself.
"God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will be no more death, nor mourning, nor crying, nor pain, for the former things have passed away." - "Revelation"
Reader comments
It's quite good-looking, from the perspective of the characterization being pushed forward.
But it really doesn't have the plot of Brother Ye dropping a nuclear bomb. Even God was so angry and didn't react too much. It's really a bit weird.
It is basically certain that a lot of AI is used. But the author still has an overall plot idea, and he has an understanding of theology.
What is this book about? Reading the whole article, it's all like, ah, I'm not Joan of Arc, the people around me are so scary, I don't know what to do, just leave it like this, I'm so confused.
It's okay, well written. It just feels a bit empty. The protagonist's heart is empty, history is delicate and empty, and faith is empty. It feels more like a darker and more depressing era than that period.
The doll, this nothingness that occupies the name of Joan of Arc, has no will and thinking, and cannot even be liked by people. She should not appear in this world. I want to see another burning at the stake to liberate her.
It's pretty and the writing is good, but I don't see any main plot or anything that the protagonist wants to take the initiative to do.
The writing is very good, but the protagonist is really frustrated at the moment. There is no clear goal or main line, and everything is basically being pushed along. I don't know what will happen next. Will she grow into a real Joan of Arc step by step, or will she become a pure political tool?
Very good, delicate and measured, but if the miracle is limited to burning the body to white ash and then bringing back Joan of Arc's body three days later, it will make the position of the resurrected person difficult to move up or down.
If I were a character in the book, yes, if the divine power wanted to resurrect Joan of Arc, why should she be burned to death first? From my point of view as a reader, if there are no more miracles and a fight with the British to turn the tide, then why should we so officially choose three days later to follow the story of Ye Ge? Of course, everything can be explained by the unpredictable will of God, but if there is no subsequent plot to unfold, the doubt itself will still be there.
The style is not like today's novels, but more like paper novels from decades ago, like biographies.
This is the first time I read a novel about Joan of Arc. After reading it, I thought it was very interesting. Come on, author! [Like][Like][Like]
Very appetizing! The description is very good, the little Joan of Arc is very cute! The author's knowledge reserve is also very good [sending heartfelt thanks]
Read on slowly, don't read at a glance, the atmosphere is very strong, it seems that there really is such a person and such a thing.
A very unique novel, the story is very interesting [Like][Like][Like][Like]
9.0-9.5
Excellent, this book can beat the children in Tomato Punch
Too real, too perfect. The inner description is as if the author has personally experienced it. I believe he must have experienced a lot.
Question: Is there any Yahweh in this book?
Very detailed information about the church
Come on, the author, I can see that he is very careful, but as a commercial work, it may be too slow to gain popularity.
It's quite good and voluminous, and each chapter is quite long.
Wow, this book is great, I was fascinated by it!
Real and beautiful, magical but not omnipotent, the growth path of a saint
Nothing like the book on tomatoes. By the way, what kind of existence is the protagonist?
It's quite good-looking, from the perspective of the characterization being pushed forward. But it really doesn't have the plot of Brother Ye dropping a nuclear bomb. Even God was so angry and didn't react too much. It's really a bit weird.
It is basically certain that a lot of AI is used. But the author still has an overall plot idea, and he has an understanding of theology.
What is this book about? Reading the whole article, it's all like, ah, I'm not Joan of Arc, the people around me are so scary, I don't know what to do, just leave it like this, I'm so confused.
It's okay, well written. It just feels a bit empty. The protagonist's heart is empty, history is delicate and empty, and faith is empty. It feels more like a darker and more depressing era than that period.
The doll, this nothingness that occupies the name of Joan of Arc, has no will and thinking, and cannot even be liked by people. She should not appear in this world. I want to see another burning at the stake to liberate her.
It's pretty and the writing is good, but I don't see any main plot or anything that the protagonist wants to take the initiative to do.
The writing is very good, but the protagonist is really frustrated at the moment. There is no clear goal or main line, and everything is basically being pushed along. I don't know what will happen next. Will she grow into a real Joan of Arc step by step, or will she become a pure political tool?
Very good, delicate and measured, but if the miracle is limited to burning the body to white ash and then bringing back Joan of Arc's body three days later, it will make the position of the resurrected person difficult to move up or down. If I were a character in the book, yes, if the divine power wanted to resurrect Joan of Arc, why should she be burned to death first? From my point of view as a reader, if there are no more miracles and a fight with the British to turn the tide, then why should we so officially choose three days later to follow the story of Ye Ge? Of course, everything can be explained by the unpredictable will of God, but if there is no subsequent plot to unfold, the doubt itself will still be there.
The style is not like today's novels, but more like paper novels from decades ago, like biographies.
This is the first time I read a novel about Joan of Arc. After reading it, I thought it was very interesting. Come on, author! [Like][Like][Like]
Very appetizing! The description is very good, the little Joan of Arc is very cute! The author's knowledge reserve is also very good [sending heartfelt thanks]
Read on slowly, don't read at a glance, the atmosphere is very strong, it seems that there really is such a person and such a thing.
A very unique novel, the story is very interesting [Like][Like][Like][Like]
9.0-9.5 Excellent, this book can beat the children in Tomato Punch
Too real, too perfect. The inner description is as if the author has personally experienced it. I believe he must have experienced a lot.
Question: Is there any Yahweh in this book?
Very detailed information about the church
Come on, the author, I can see that he is very careful, but as a commercial work, it may be too slow to gain popularity.
It's quite good and voluminous, and each chapter is quite long.
Wow, this book is great, I was fascinated by it!
Real and beautiful, magical but not omnipotent, the growth path of a saint
Nothing like the book on tomatoes. By the way, what kind of existence is the protagonist?