[The Tudors] Queen Henrietta and Her Six Royal Consorts

Hahaha, just thinking about the epic reconciliation and unity of the Spanish and Portuguese nobles, who acted as pimps for the old king, makes me laugh... Your Majesty, please accept this young wife who is forty years younger than you. She has already given birth to a daughter, proving that she is fertile. You don't want the whole of Iberia to be annexed by the Holy Roman Empire, do you? Right? Right?

Why does the author dedicate so many chapters to retraceing history to its original points? I was completely dumbfounded halfway through the chapter on King Arthur.

Although we are familiar with Hengba's life, the gender-swapped version still makes us marvel at how wonderful his life is.

🐶 Catherine's situation is pretty tragic even after gender swap, because she's such a good person. Hengba (gender swapped or not), though not human, is doing alright.

It's more plausible that John II died after the birth of his son, or that the original queen died of puerperal fever during childbirth.

What about Spain? Will Mary be able to have a child? Spain and Portugal are ridiculously closely related by blood.

When will the author write an "what if" scenario where Mary's child survives? 🤷

HyunBah looks so cute with a gender swap! 🐶🐶🐶 So Maria remarried Manuel I? And who did Catherine marry? Will Carlos remarry too, and Mary become the poor little thing again?!

Henrietta also contributed the best King John 🎉

The one about the reform movement, right? Why is the title "The Tudors"?