Although the author happily changed the setting, changed the names, changed the country, changed the time, and changed everything that could be changed. Even England is no longer a country on an island... I feel a little guilty. But, but! Readers who know this period of history will guess at a glance, yes, this is adapted from the story of the girl Joan of Arc.
Whether it is Queen Margaret, Prince Andre, the witch and saint Annasma, or General Walter, I believe they will all give you a familiar feeling.
As for the reason for writing such a book, perhaps it is because of a love for this story. When I watched the girl shouting three times for God to die, when I saw Jill requesting to be burned at the stake, when I saw Charles VII writing a letter to rescue Joan of Arc, I thought, what were these people thinking at that time? What were the moods and emotions of those characters who were buried in letters and legends?
I always have the hope of guessing what they are thinking and finding vivid characters from plain descriptions. At the same time, it is also to satisfy my love for the medieval era. Serfs, land, religious and royal power, crusaders, etc., Are all what I love.
In addition, as for Joan of Arc, Anna and Walter in my novel, I really wanted to write about their comrades-in-arms, and I wrote about them... I will stand for this pair for a million seconds, don't stop me!
OOC warns, there is a big gap between the image of Joan of Arc and Anasima, but Jill and Walter are very similar.
In the end, the author tried his best to keep it close to the Western narrative style, but unfortunately the attempt failed, so what readers probably see is... A narrative that is complicated and decorated...
I tried hard
Purpose: I want a vivid history