A very unpopular derivative of Roman history, very interesting. The ending is like the ending of a fairy tale. The male and female protagonists are in love and happily together. Fortunately, there are no bloody tricks. In the middle, I thought that the two of them were going to be. The overall perspective of the male protagonist is slightly more, maybe to fit in with the historical background of the time. I feel that the excellent characteristics of the female protagonist have been weakened and compromised a lot. Generally speaking, the focus of the novel is love, not career. People who are very female-controlled should not read it.
A very interesting historical derivative of the Tudor Dynasty. The main plot is very solid. The author's writing is very solid. It is based on history but not divorced from history. It is rigorous but not inconsistent with tradition.
It's good to watch, but the update time is too long. When I saw Cesare's little thoughts towards the end, I almost thought he was going to betray the heroine. But in the end, it was okay, the brother is still a good brother. I really like the orthopedic cp of the Borgia siblings. No matter what the author says, I just stick to my own.
It's okay. I can only say that the male protagonist is purely a tool. His wife and children are actually from other families. No matter how much emotion he puts in, it's useless.