The story of a young woman becoming a saint is complete. Eternal Galia, may I meet you all again in the endless span of life.
A challenging work touching on the Reformation, the Wars of the Roses, the Enclosure Movement, the Houses of Parliament, and the Black Death. The Chinese historical periods referenced include the Han, Tang, and Ming dynasties. Recommended for readers who enjoy historical political intrigue. Romance plays a relatively minor role.
This might not be quite right for the romance section, but I hope that girls of the future will value independence more than romance.
In the Middle Ages, the land was marked by war, famine, and plague, but also by knights, poetry, faith, and love that could never be spoken aloud.
As a child, Galia watched a knight practicing with his sword beneath the trees through the railings. She told a nun she wanted to become a knight.
So she gave up her female identity, cut her hair short, donned armor, and charged into battle for her country and honor.
Sometimes Galia didn't know why she had become a knight, just as she didn't know whether the people who died by her sword deserved to die.
She wanted to save more people, yet more and more kept dying before her eyes.
Then, before the Final Judgment arrived, she looked at the faces of countless terrified people and said:
"I am the Child of the Holy One, the Blessed Messiah."
That day, the church caught fire three times, and three times the rain came down from heaven to put it out.
"God's word belongs to all people. Through faith, humanity shall be justified."
Caligula believed goodness was merely a tool the powerful used to control others and serve their own interests.
Until he met Galia.
From then on, the crown prince, born to wield power, devoted his soul entirely to Galia.
"Galia, if it's you... if it's you...
"Even if you kill me, I won't resent you at all."
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CP: A truly kind and beautiful saint of a heroine who disguises herself as a man x a king who seems arrogant but is actually humble and insecure
Upcoming story: The Heiress and Her Motherly Male Partner Find Their Happy Ending. A beautiful heroine with a smooth-sailing life. After learning she's the villainess in a novel who goes bankrupt, the heroine gives up and sets off two groveling-after-the-breakup arcs. → Coming soon in my column
Coming soon: The Crown Princess. My mother becomes emperor, and I benefit: a heroine who is an imperial ruler in a feudal society.
This is a story about a knight and a king, a saint and a disciple, and a heroine who searches for herself and strives to become stronger.
One-on-one romance between two powerful leads, with the male lead strong and the female lead even stronger. Romance and plot are split evenly. The heroine disguises herself as a man. A heroine's coming-of-age story, not a melodramatic wish-fulfillment story. Set in an alternate medieval world, around 300,000 words in total.
An epic, serious drama, not a melodramatic wish-fulfillment story. It involves political intrigue, coups, wars, and duels. It can be demanding to read, with a medieval setting that mixes in famous Western historical figures and celebrities.
A pure romance between two people inexperienced in love. The heroine has her own independent ideas and career throughout. The career plot takes priority, and although love is a major theme across the whole story, she isn't obsessed with romance.
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1. Major warning for BL content. If you're here to discuss BL in this story, please go elsewhere.
2. The heroine disguises herself as a man because the times leave her no choice. There have been so few stories about women disguising themselves as men lately, and I miss the sense of freedom those stories gave me when I first started reading.
When women can step outside the expectations imposed on their gender, it really can feel liberating. I also admire the women who shine in their identities as women. I write about a woman disguising herself as a man simply to show that women are no different from men.
3. One-on-one, pure romance.
4. Please be kind in your comments. I hope people show the basic decency expected of human beings even online. Cyberbullying can result in a court summons. The author suffers from moderate depression, and if cyberbullying leads to consequences, I will sue you and seek a criminal sentence.
5. Feel free to point out errors in the story, plot, or logic.
Theme: Women should strive to become strong and independent
Hahahahaha, the arm is back, but the person is almost gone.
Ah ah ah, you can't really follow hiccup, right?
The love line is advanced, really, okay
The book "My Wife" seems to be coming to an end. In fact, from my personal reader's perspective, I was originally attracted by the CP settings of the male and female protagonists in the text. The saintly female protagonist and the humble king are very touching. But now, there are actually not many emotional lines between the male and female protagonists, and up to now, the male protagonist has been unilateral. He has not even figured out whether he has brotherhood or love for the female protagonist (lucky). The heroine is a bit too passive, and she doesn't even have this intention at all. Although single arrows are found in many romance novels, but in terms of the interaction in this article, well, I feel that there is a bit of a lack of sexual tension, that is, there is no interaction that makes me feel a little excited. The framework of the story of the wife is very grand. Every time the author has something to say, it can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into it. However, in my opinion, the heroine is not very full. The "saint" is fair, kind, and brave. The "saint" side is very complete, but she does not seem to have a "human" side. She has no personal thoughts. At the beginning, she has some concerns about her adoptive father and adoptive brothers. She describes it rationally, but she doesn't resent her very much, and she can even say she doesn't care; the same goes for her treatment of the male protagonist. He asked her to join him in politics, and she went. Of course, it was also to fight for the interests of the common people, but she actually didn't care much about the male protagonist. The outbreak of the saint incident later, and the collapse of the male protagonist's banquet also show that he is not actually sitting on a high platform. The male protagonist is not only a lover, but also a comrade-in-arms. The female protagonist's reaction to these, apart from the businessman's land enclosure movement, does not have much psychological description. Ah, maybe my description is not accurate. I don't mean to guide writing. I just share my reading experience. I hope my wife's writing goes well~
Although I really want to see updates, I also really want to see you wash your hair upside down (
Tie! It's so good, I finally found a novel that I can read from Western Fantasy quq
Halfway through the ending: I understand, I understand, there is nothing God and humans can do? After watching the ending:??
It's different from what I expected at first, and it feels good
Oh, it's over, I feel like I still have more to say.
Finished spreading flowers~~~Thanks for your hard work~