Mountains, Seas and Empires

The protagonist is too young, only four years old now, and would be about the age of going to kindergarten in modern times. Watching the protagonist build a manor, build a mill, and entertain mountain people, there is always a feeling of emptiness and unreality.

Well written, a rare example of Iberian writing from the Reconquista period, no systematic bonus points, just rely on memory to climb the technology and don't go too far.

Power distribution map of the Western Mediterranean in 1027, source network, intrusion and deletion.

This is the case with any good short story from any starting point, and it won't last long.

A rare and exquisite piece of grass jelly, reading it is like savoring the scenery of Catalonia in the Middle Ages. I would like to reward you with 5,000 points. I look forward to the author's continued efforts! !

It's good to know how not to wet the bed at the age of four. It's really a failure to manage the manor. It's better to wait until you are a few years older before doing it. Childhood should be the time to learn. Children really don't have a sense of involvement

I generally can't stand books about children of any age. If you always think about the age and the time, you are doomed to be unreasonable in all kinds of ways.

The protagonist, the old man Ramon Berengar

Incomplete character cards created based on the four quadrants of politics, economy, religion and military. •Politics: [Arbitration] Only when you have strength can you reason. A big fist is the last word. [Creating the Rule of Law] The court is just a tool, and the ultimate goal is to use it to get the results I want. [Barcelona Family] Each family member needs to contribute to the family when necessary. ［Cake Offensive］ Why not eat cake? [Money clears the way] I said, I can pay! •Economy: [Classical Economics] Technology improves efficiency, efficiency brings competitiveness, and competitiveness brings market and wealth. •Religion: [Graceful One] You are favored. On the day you were born, angels came to the delivery room and sang seven hymns before returning to heaven. [Everyone is equal before belief] Everyone who believes is blessed. [The Chosen One] Everyone has a mission in this world. [Humanism] The human soul is born free and noble. [Real and suffering world] How can there be such a wicked creator? •Military: [Prestige] Let those who obey me receive victory and rewards. This is the foundation of prestige.

How old is the protagonist? Is he too young? Pull the timeline, it looks too inconsistent.

I think this book may be the most comprehensive and in-depth understanding of European medieval history and culture that I have seen. It also depicts many characters to a high level. It is an excellent work that is comfortable to read.

Why,, it's obviously written so well

Just reading the introduction is good. Finally, the son of a viscount and baron has become the son of an earl. I have always felt that the early loser series created a great beginning. The protagonist must be written as a beggar. Isn't it good for trash to be an ordinary person? The prince-general had to choose a baron to start. It would definitely be difficult to write if the Duke comes directly. If there is an earl in the middle, I think there can be quite a lot of stories.

Although I think the writing is pretty good, I still think the author should skip the stage of four-year-old children as soon as possible. Especially when four-year-old children do practical things, although it can be explained as divine revelation in the book, it is too awkward for me personally. Others are fine, but this is really a big problem, especially for this kind of official historical novel.

Very good. The son of the earl of the medieval Iberian Peninsula starts with the Crusades.

Does the author still update?(ಥ_ಥ)

I didn't react before, but another reader reminded me that something was wrong. It's okay to pretend to be a magic stick in the front, but in the back, you built a manor and built a wind-powered waterwheel at the age of four? What the hell is this? That's outrageous, at least around ten years old, right? 😅

There is a big problem. The development of the plot is a bit messy, it just feels like there is no main line. What is the purpose of these things that the protagonist does when he is four years old? To please the superior? Or to accumulate reputation for yourself? Or is it to recruit future subordinates? I read it very confusingly. In novels about hegemony, the protagonist always has a purpose in doing things. This book feels like a biography of a character. He is pushed by things, not the protagonist. In the following chapters, the protagonist even disappears...

Why did it suddenly stop updating? The writing is obviously very good.