Mythology: It All Begins with Abducting a Valkyrie

The protagonist, a serf, is trying to reason with your ruler, the baron? ! Is it funny? What's your confidence? The mother is the daughter of the village chief? Rebel! Or will it affect the baronet succession? The loyal Duke doesn't like it? One of the most taboo things about this aristocratic system is to interfere with the inheritance rights of family vassals. This is to break one's own foundation. No ruler would be willing to do it unless it was an extremely special period. There are a lot of rationale behind the protagonist, etc. Modern socialism is not suitable for that era.

Abducting a book with a title like Valkyrie, and then giving the protagonist a series of all-round suppression, is it torturing the protagonist or the reader...

Author, you are writing a historical myth. The protagonist is a time traveler with the identity of the son of the heroic White Dragon and the help of three Valkyries. Rather than a pure historical novel about the rise of serfs, you just wrote a cool article that makes the main article feel sad. How did you do it? People say suppress first and then increase. Where has your increase gone? Are you telling me that the Baron can kill three Valkyries?

Too much talk, talking to a group of Vikings. It feels like it would be better to hit him with your fist.

It seems that all of them are repetitive popular science. You can just tell me the introduction. I don't want to see you make unnecessary annotations for those mythological biographies. I read this book for your story, not for those ancient Greek and Nordic myths.

Convinced, time traveler, believe in God, come to Odin again, do you know what you are writing?

Regardless of whether it is viewed from mythology or history, the protagonist's first reaction should be revenge, killing all the people involved in poisoning him, including the baron. Otherwise, he is just like a loser, no matter how many excuses there are. It doesn't change the fact that he is a loser. In the West, you don't dare to take revenge. The White Dragon will leave immediately. The Valkyrie is extremely disappointed. No one dares to defect to you. After all, can a waste who has neither blood nor revenge dare really succeed? @

It's boring, I want to watch fighting, killing, and fucking, hey, it's worth dying to see strong men fighting.

There is a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west, and the injection of water is too obvious, right?

Feedback from Shennong: The idea is very good and the description is sufficient. The titles of the first 20 chapters are recycled; it is just a bit too detailed and wordy. However, this depends on everyone's feelings. There are indeed some contents in God's text that need to be repeated. Otherwise, after reading the names in the first few chapters, I will forget the names in the next few chapters...