——Introduction——
Dog blood inspirational version:
The eldest brother died, his mother passed away, his father was exiled, his grandfather was seriously ill, and his inheritance rights were deprived. Twelve-year-old Hal shouldered the responsibility of the family and walked into the extravagant court of Richard II alone. He became the playmate of the crown prince. Extremely extravagant, seeing the desolate world and intrigues, he never thought that one day, he would wear the crown of England, bring long-lost peace to this land, and at the same time fulfill the long-cherished wish of the four generations of Plantagenet kings - to conquer France.
Non-responsible YY version:
This is the history of King Halwu growing up from a cute shota to a general attacker and conquering the beauties of the English court - there are also many beauties in the French court XDDD
Shakespeare's original version:
Let's talk about graves
Let's use clay as paper
Write our sorrow on the chest of the earth with our rain-soaked eyes
let us sit on the ground
Tell tragic stories about the deaths of kings
Some were deposed
Some are haunted by the ghosts they deposed
Some were killed on the battlefield
No one ends well
For within that hollow crown that surrounds the head of a mortal king
It is the palace where Death resides.
PS:
1. The background of this article is the history of the decline of the Plantagenet dynasty and the rise of the Lancaster dynasty in England in the late 14th and early 15th centuries, but the real War of the Roses took place decades later - this name is used because it sounds better XDDD. Shakespeare wrote three historical dramas of the same origin, "Richard II", "Henry IV" and "Henry V", based on this period of history. In the summer of 2012, the BBC aired a four-part miniseries "The Hollow Crown" adapted from it as a tribute to the Olympic Games. Dousin's performance as Henry V attracted much attention.
2. This article is not about time travel, because based on real history, some unlucky children will definitely be defeated. However, since I chose the one who lived the longest as the protagonist, at least it will be HE. In addition, since it is a palace drama, CP attack and reception will be very confusing, so just feel free to do it.
3. I have no research on British history or Shakespeare. Please forgive me if there are any omissions. By the way, I suggest those who are interested to read Shakespeare. The real history seems to be more lively, but absolutely do not pursue the details of daily life in the Middle Ages.