Jadwiga, from King of Poland to United Europe

There are more and more Western languages ​​🤩🤩🤩

The author strongly establishes the establishment of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, which can elevate the Grand Duke of Lithuania to a kingdom. The protagonist is the king. Jogaila takes charge of Lithuania for the Grand Duke. Jogaila marries Anna. Christianize Lithuania: Convert the pagan Jogaila, Lithuanian nobles and all pagan Lithuanians to Roman Catholicism; Return all the territories Poland lost in the war. Special mention was made of the territory of Red Ruthenia, which was annexed to the Kingdom of Hungary by Lajos I; Release all Christian prisoners of war held by the Lithuanians; Attribute (Latin: applicare) both Lithuanian and Ruthenian territories to the Kingdom of Poland.

Due to the wrong judgment of the categories of single and hundred, I gave an answer that was a bit deviated from my understanding I thought that as long as a girl plays with a girl, it is a lily, so I answered hundred But after I posted it, I realized that it was different from what I imagined Considering various factors, I once again I answered, when playing with girls, you must play with girls. How much you play depends on the atmosphere, because I can't think of the plot behind it If you think it is a hundred, then it is a hundred. If you think it is not a hundred, I deceived you, then you can scold you downstairs This is my fault, I will bear it That's it

I completely can't understand the brain circuits of some readers today. Why do some people who don't like heroine novels go to the heroine novels to badmouth them? If they don't like the heroine novels, why do they come in and spit on them 🙂 If you don't like the heroine novels, some people will like them. Every reader has his own taste in books. Of course it's okay to give serious opinions, but it's too uneducated to come in specifically to badmouth people.

When I turned to the book review section, there were at least three posts about wanting to get married. If you want advice on getting married, read other books on reasonable marriage. I have been saying that Lily is unreasonable, and I have read novels. Why am I still struggling with this issue? Besides, history is inherently fantasy, and anything can happen. At least I look at sexual orientation first, and then decide whether the book is good or not.

Why are you so entangled in the question of whether historical literature can be written? After saying so many b-words, isn't it still an issue of legal title inheritance? Is title inheritance an issue? Do you want to see how Nahuang's title of emperor and Daiying's title of empire came from? Is it a problem as long as you hit hard enough? If the Pope objects, you won't change him? Wouldn't it be enough to conspire to assassinate and spend money on elections? If there is internal disagreement, whoever disagrees can just replace it with someone who agrees? If you weren't writing a novel, why would you think of so many things? In a novel, the main character is obviously cheating. Is it difficult to subvert your existing system?

I don't care whether it's a hundred or a hundred, but I hate minotaurs😡 I'll write about Anna as long as I write about it, but if I really give it away and marry it, it's not a pure minotaur part.

How can we unite Europe without children... Also, if there are no descendants, wouldn't it be equivalent to the protagonist having a great time while alive, but after death, I don't know whether it is France, the source of the family, or the husband in name.

I saw that Youyun readers posted a lot of quotes about authors in a certain bar, so I came here because of their fame, and collected them first 🤓

I had to write about a heroine, so I just ran away from it after reading the introduction. Not many people in the book review section wanted to comment on whether it was Married or Lily.

Very good joint

Anyway, my sister pushed me, so I might as well push my mother too.

Big Bo Yadwiga

Although it was really hard to get used to at first, it's okay once you get used to it. The unattractiveness may be due to the confusing logic and too fast jumps, but the story content is quite substantial (probably because I don't understand history at all, so the author Xia Ji held her nose and recognized the eight chapters). It may also be that my reading has reached a certain level, so my mind automatically reorganized the plot, hahahahahaha. I thought of it today, so I wrote it, as follows (essay, not organized) The dialogue is too long, and it is frequently broken down into sections, which will reduce the perception. However, online articles do need to be read in small sections, so this is considered a feature of this book (referring to long dialogues). I would like to add that most online articles are changed into short dialogues, and then some descriptions are inserted intermittently, such as a forced smile, touching the nose, who said so and so, and so on. (God, I'm tired of this kind of description) For me, this book is relatively solid, I mean the plot is substantial, just like dry food, and doesn't give you a chance to drink water. Yes, it's the water with the number of words. So, although there are quite a few long dialogues, I still quite enjoyed it. Probably due to the author's wonderful writing style, the story does not have the sense of urgency that is common in fantasy novels (the kind that are not watery). After finishing the main plot one, you have to catch up with the main plot two again. Every step is closely followed, and you can't breathe while reading. The main line of this story is actually very fast, An Guo, the erection of pottery bowls, and now it has reached that thing (I really can't remember the English name). However, it did take a while to buffer me from writing. I want to say more about the description of the group portrait, but it's too late and I'm going to bed. I'll write it when I feel like it next time (*´▽｀)ノシ Today is just an essay. I'll read it a few times and then write down the pros and cons. Oh, there are two more things. 1. The author group is so deserted. If you are interested, please add us to urge us to update together 2. If it does not affect the main text, you can add more words, and you can do it in the group

The author can start planning for Hungary, contact the supporters of the Angevin dynasty in Hungary, and cultivate party members. When the Crusaders fail, Sigismund will lose the hearts of the people and seize Hungary.

Come to think of it, I played the protagonist's campaign in Age of Empires 2, and ended up marrying the protagonist Jagiełło of another campaign. In the first picture, the sun was shining brightly, and she was full of hope for the future of Poland and Lithuania. In the next picture, she had sex, and both mother and daughter died of postpartum complications. It was absolutely terrible 🤔

I just found this book and finished reading it. I think it's okay for the protagonist to get married. For novels, the audience should be taken into consideration. It's pointless to write about being single or marrying a man... Or it's completely lost. Lily CP is just a fantasy for children. By the way, it eliminates some feudal factors and brings some progress. There is no need to pursue realistic rationality in this aspect of the novel (rather, rationality means that modern people's tastes require unreasonable and special content). There are very few people writing about Poland, come on.

The author leaves the father behind and leaves the son behind. When the man is done with it, he just kills him just give him a brush off.

666. I have already seen the spiritual man among women, and now I have seen the spiritual woman among men. It seems that LGBTQ is really a forward-looking version. . .

I don't understand why historical texts always use women's skin, or in Europe…

This is the first time I've seen someone write about Bobo.

As shown in the picture

Historically, the reason for the unification of the country was due to internal and external troubles, and the female protagonist was in charge of the country, but the protagonist did not have this need.

So what is the book club number 😠