The Rise of France, Starting from the Hundred Years War

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A viscount wants to make a comeback within a few decades, unify Europe, and conquer Jerusalem. There is no golden finger. It is a fantasy. Unless the protagonist is a king with a relatively large territory at the beginning, it is still possible with a high starting point.

It was unrealistic to unify Europe in the Middle Ages, it was even more unrealistic to capture Jerusalem, and even North Africa was painful. Not to mention governance, the introduction to this book is too outrageous, so I won't read it.

If the Rothschild family in the 18th century had 50 trillion dollars, why don't you go to heaven? In the 18th century, you could tie the whole world together and sell it to aliens for $50 trillion.

Is the pace too fast? It's only 400,000 words. Is it necessary to do things non-stop like this? Medical care, education, census, land allocation and development, political system structural reform, urban planning, are you walking on 💩 every day?

Why did the fantasy existence of the poisonous maid appear in the Dark Middle Ages😅

I finally understand why this book did not do well. The protagonist's personality is a complete copy of the author's. All the modern gentleness that it thinks it has is completely separated from the medieval environment in the book. If a servant dared to talk to a lord like this, he would have been cut down long ago, and others would still have to say that you were a good cutter. You have to understand that what you write is a historical article, not an urban article, not the kind of hello, my good servant, everyone has a bright future, as you think.

I tried reading the first eighty chapters and it was okay. There are also some problems that require the author's attention. First, there are a lot of typos, omissions, and word order errors, so please review the manuscript. Secondly, I feel that the title Unification of Europe in the Middle Ages is a bit outrageous. I want the protagonist to complete the unification in one generation. Apart from redefining "unification", after thinking about it, nothing can reach the public's concept of "unification". Third, the protagonist has no sense of crisis and does not feel that he has integrated into the rules of the Middle Ages. He has illusions about struggle and the struggle is not thorough enough. At the point of Chapter 80, the protagonist is still in a very dangerous situation. Externally, the war between Britain and France has not yet ended, and the surrounding principalities are watching eagerly, without any allies; internally, the bandits in the territory have not been cleared up, there are no knights and internal affairs talents directly under the family, the nobles in the region still have the possibility of betrayal, and the three or two big cats of the clan have no way to rely on, and there is no corresponding rule of law. It seems that the protagonist has subdued a group of nobles, taken control of the military, and the territory is prosperous, but everything is a castle in the air. But once the protagonist dies, the entire family has no chance of rising again. What's more, when the protagonist went to Paris later, he didn't see any measures to solve and deal with the fire in the rear.

The protagonist is probably like this

My personal suggestion is not to go into the Middle Ages, but earlier. By the time of ancient Rome, the restoration of the world would begin in just a few decades. If you were Aurelius, you could conquer Gaul and Palmyra in three years, Mesopotamia in five years, Britain and Germany in ten years, and all the way to the Arctic Ocean.

The good news is that you can buy and sell knighthoods, and it is possible for ordinary people to do it. The upper class society is not very blocked

I came in and took a look when I was casually strolling around. When I saw Chapter 27, I was really drunk. The protagonist was able to get a group of nobles drunk when he was underage. Is it because he had a good drinking capacity before traveling through time? Can anyone tell me whether alcohol affects the body or the soul? The amount of alcohol can also affect the soul through it. What a weird setting...

It is pure whimsy to unify Europe for decades. What you can do in the environment of the Middle Ages that Charlemagne could not do, you belong to Jesus Christ.

Author, your novel allows us to see that the two-dealers are as mindless as grasshoppers and will fall in whichever direction the wind blows. If you don't have your own ideas, should you build a constitutional monarchy, a republic, or should you declare yourself king and emperor and unify Europe? There is no whole novel like a running account, with a little bit here and a little bit there. Like someone who has lost his mind,

Almost 1.9 Meters and weighing 65 kilograms? Is this a skinny monkey?

The protagonist is too childish. He promotes atheism in the Middle Ages and must change the thinking of ancient people... In modern society, those who do not respect God will get into trouble.

It feels like fighting in the European Middle Ages was just like playing house. Do dozens of people call it a fight?

After reading Chapter 73, many of the ones left behind should be those who like to farm and map and open up new territories. Your plot is not very good, to be precise, it is bad. After reading so many chapters, the character of the protagonist is not clear, and the father's emotions are also inexplicable. You should just farm. When you are strong, you can say anything, and it is comfortable to watch.

Let's put it this way, for a primary school student, he can't even imagine the university textbooks. If the author wants to write a book about history, he should read more books. Xiaobaiwen is really not suitable for history

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It is better to build a theater, a park, a monumental column (in the style of Trajan's Column or an obelisk), and a triumphal arch (a triumphal arch planned to be built during the Napoleonic period). The main reason is that the male protagonist has fought many battles and has a lot of creative space. He can also build many monumental columns and triumphal arches. Even if it is not feasible, you can build a bronze statue in the city center or a transportation hub, which is better than building an iron tower.

I still like to say, unify Europe or something. (›´ω`‹ )

The protagonist is politically naive, but Zentraedi technology and deus ex machina make up for this well

Can the author ensure stable updates? I don't dare to vote 😰😰

The writing is too vicious. If you don't want weapons and equipment, you don't want them. In an era of low productivity, iron tools are more expensive than anything else.

I should have checked the author's information frequently, but the writing style is eye-catching. I can only say that there is a lot of room for improvement.

Will the author finish it? The last book I read, 1444 Byzantium, has been discontinued for a year. I really don't dare to read such an intermittent book 😭

Is it the first release on girls' website?