Master of the British Isles

As a veteran of fifteen years, it suits my taste very well. It is not impatient and very chewy. The character descriptions are very vivid, and the author's writing skills are also good. It is still a seedling, but it has a faint flavor of fairy grass. First give a five-star review.

The last few chapters have gotten better and better. This kind of book that doesn't have three golden chapters really needs to be patient and read a few more chapters. It feels a bit like "Iron-blooded Remnant". Personally, I prefer this kind of textual criticism work, so take your time and enjoy it. It's actually more flavorful than the no-brainer ones on Banche. I am a ten-year old man, and I will use my personal grass jelly. I'll review it after reading it later.

I like this kind of textual research and slow-burning style. I followed "The Rise of the Middle Ages". The writing style has indeed improved a lot. I personally highly recommend it.

I rarely read foreign history and it is not easy to substitute it. I have read "The Civil Servant", "Shinra", "The Eagle" and "Conquering the Kingdom of Heaven" before, but I can't always relate to them. After all, we are not familiar with the history of Europe. I stayed up late last night and finished reading "The British Overlord" (I like to read slowly and check information while reading). I think this book is really good. Just like a middle-aged couple, they can't feel happy every day, but they have to shiver from time to time. The most rare thing is that the author can use Chinese thinking to write Western flavor. Definitely above the level of food and grass, not even close to grass jelly. Considering this level, if you can insist on writing two to three million words, it is not too much to give it a high-quality one. Recommended for old readers to give it a try. For newbies, please don't feel uncomfortable going in. This channel is not for you.

As expected of an old author whom I have followed before, I actually like to read this kind of medieval novel. Unfortunately, the old eunuch Erliang Baitang is too stretched out, Lucky Sulla is no longer writing, and Solid Bear is too literary. England is indeed a very good story in medieval novels. The origin of the matter 1 If you travel to England early, you can play the Seven Kingdoms, Alfred King Viserys vs Bjorn, Ivar and other Viking Danes. Half of them were written in the past starting point, but it's a pity that the eunuchs, the material is the British drama "Spring and Autumn"! 2 Then there is the famous Canute the Great, one of the materials of Japan's top comic Ice and Sea War, North Sea Empire, Bahu Sven, Edward the Confessor, good material 3 After Edward the Confessor there is the Norman invasion, the British Xiang Yu Harold fights the illegitimate son William, the Viking descendants once again inject martial virtue into England after Canute the Great, Stamford Bridge, Hastings, Domesday Book! , Top material, one of the starting points is based on this material, and there was also a movie called The White King in the past 4 Then there are the famous Plantagenets, Richard the Lionheart, John the Lost King, Edward I the Hammer of Scotland, William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, top material 5 Hundred Years War Edward III, Edward the Black Prince, Henry V, Joan of Arc, top material!

Why do people like the Medieval Theory of All Evil and our Chinese people who are too good come to read this kind of novel to disgust people? Why don't you read more killing line novels?

The writing is very detailed and has the feeling of medieval Europe. It is a rare book and highly recommended by old bookworms 👍

The language is too Chinese. Would anyone say this is not good? I feel bad. I once read a book with a medieval background called "The Architect". The protagonist was a nobleman. In the first few chapters, a maid said, "Master, I entered the palace when I was three years old." It made me sick. Books about the Three Kingdoms are all full of modern colloquialisms such as "buddy", which is the same reason.

No wonder the protagonist died so miserably in his previous life. He was weak and didn't know how to lie dormant. He was still a gangster. What was Liu Bang like? The protagonist is like a pufferfish, which inflates when poked.

The front is arrogant and domineering, forcing conflicts, and written like a soft-footed shrimp.

Scotland Map

The places that should be described are not written, and the places that should not be written are always watery, causing the front to heat up slowly, and the back to expand too fast, and the temperature keeps rising.

The author should be considered a fan of medieval history based on the subject matter of his writing, but there are still classic rumors in the book about people not bathing in the Middle Ages and the right to first night, which have been refuted for many years. This is already very basic research. I don't know if it is to make the writing more popular or something.

This book is good, but the author is too influenced by Chinese thinking, has a filter for Western aristocrats, and thinks too well of Western aristocrats

Author: How Scotland assimilates to England is not the same entity at all. If not for reverse assimilation, the core of the unification of the British Isles will definitely have to move to England, and the main body of integration will definitely be England. Then Scotland will definitely integrate into England.

The author is a bit crazy, he wants to be the second person in the foreign history area 😁

The author simply loves the strong men in suits. The non-stop thugs in suits in the second chapter made me poisoned. It was the first time that I lost interest in a book for such a simple reason.

This book suits your taste, if you stick to it, your results will not be bad.

The biggest failure is that it is purely due to the author's divine intervention.

This novel is quite good. There is nothing embarrassing or dramatic about it. It's just that the excitement is few and far between. I fell asleep after reading it for a long time. . . Chapter 150, and I only have about ten soldiers under my command.

To be honest, this book is much better than the previous one. The content of the previous one was also good, but it was too new.

I give you a monthly pass, it's so beautiful 😭 I hope this time it won't take as long as the last one. Your medieval writing is the most flavorful and beautiful. I hope you can finish it in one go and write four to five million words this time 😍

It's rare. Nowadays, foreign historical literature has either become a systematic and fantasy style, or it is just a copy of the official text. There are really very few that seem to be more textual research.

Traveling through the Middle Ages, the Scottish minor nobles fought for hegemony over the British islands, farming, fighting, and fighting for hegemony. The author of "The Rise of the Middle Ages" has a new book. After several years of sharpening his sword, his writing skills have been upgraded.

The Middle Ages and England - castles, stone churches, knights' armor, heraldic badges, falcon hunts, medieval fairs, pilgrimage routes. I feel like my mind was opened up all of a sudden. Unlike the rise of the Middle Ages, the protagonist Art is huddled in an unknown place. After reading 1 million words, he feels heartbroken. He will show off his little family wealth in detail, and then look forward to: When can the protagonist expand his territory to the Mediterranean? When will we be able to support the army just by relying on taxes? When can internal economic circulation be truly established within the territory? When will we be able to produce flagship products? When can we see gunpowder and matchlocks? What about the protagonist's Chinese attributes? There is no trace or a hint of modern management and political cheats, just a few soldiers developing pitifully little by little, and I want to skip it when I see it later, but I am reluctant to skip it. . . Since there is a new book, let's read it first for a change!

Damn it, I was waiting for this book of yours when I was reading Medieval Times a few years ago. I was counting on the time and you should have finished this book, but you finally published it.

At the beginning of The Rise of the Middle Ages, I couldn't even finish it at the beginning. I really ran out of books to read later, so I forced myself to read on, but I read hundreds of chapters🥲, until I saw you and stopped reading Keep writing this book

Looking at the recent plots, they are all explanatory texts, and they are very bad. I just want to ask the author if he is still planning to write like this in the future. If so, I will give up. What a mess. If you don't have the strength to write expository essays on construction like this, can you stop writing it? I have stopped reading it since I wrote it this way.

The progress can be speeded up a little bit, but now the territory still only has one Arun Island 🙂

Many readers read time-travel novels for the pleasure of time-travel. This is the difficulty with many time-travel novels nowadays. The author of this book writes normal time-travel novels, not cool novels. He is a smuggler in peacetime, not the kind of criminal who lives his life on the edge of a knife. He suddenly travels to another era. He does not have any ambitious goals at the beginning (the same is true for the protagonist in "Iron-blooded Remnant"). He will not suddenly want to dominate the world or benefit the world or change society. The most realistic situation is to live in that era and feel how to live in this era. The word "life" is particularly important. A normal reader should think that everyone is not separated from it. I have thought about how it would be difficult for an ordinary Chinese person to travel back in time to ancient times or during the Middle Ages in Western Europe in this article. This includes factors such as hygiene, language habits, diet, ideas, etc. So I think it is better to be tolerant to authors who write time-travel articles like this. After all, there are not many in the first place, and it is even more valuable to write normal ones.