The Pope Please Ascend the Throne

Don't read this book with your head in mind, and don't think it's a historical text. In this case, you can still read it.

Author, just a little more, and all doubts will disappear, so? You know what I mean?

This system is quite interesting. It's helpful but not too much. It suits my taste. It's not a brainless text, the system forces benefits, nor is it purely developmental. The protagonist is so awesome that it's unreal. To be honest, I have always felt that relying on the protagonist to defeat a number of historical figures is much smarter than the system's cheats. The only thing I don't like is the stallion and the love scenes. Although it is necessary for some children to have children, I am not a pure fan of the party. It's just that when I read the stallion novel, I always think of the time I was addicted to Long Aotian's novels when I was in the second grade of secondary school, and I feel uncomfortable all over. . .

There is no group

The United States passes an anti-Semitic bill in 2024. God is against the law and the Pope is against the law.

I have to say, I felt a sense of absurdity while reading this book. Qidian blocked "Servants of All Servants", but it was able to retain these works that describe religion like a child's play.

One thing to say, the biggest feeling after reading it is that the author has a strong historical background, but he did not deliberately drop the bag or show off his skills, but really wanted to write a good story. In terms of storytelling, this novel is pretty good. Also, church history is indeed very new. I hope the author can stick to it and give you something different.

A gathering place for anti-social elements. In Chapter 1, even though his colleagues thought it was cruel, he still insisted on burning scientists to death, just to get a reward from the system.

The emotions for the protagonist are still very complicated. He is a hero, but after looking at it personally, I think the heroic protagonist is more to my liking. Why? Because as I get older, I can't help but recognize myself, and I always turn myself into a killed miscellaneous fish that sets off the protagonist, instead of the protagonist.

How should I put it? When I read the introduction, I thought it was about being a pope at the beginning. After reading a few chapters, it turns out that it is a story developed from scratch 😐 The introduction is a bit misleading.

Everyone praises the paintings painted by the palace painters, cheers them up, and cheers them up.

Just read a book and read it carefully. What the hell is going on? This one doesn't conform to the historical facts, that one doesn't conform to the historical facts. If you have the ability to write a book yourself, it's a shame. If you ask him what is inconsistent with the facts, he will give you a lot of nonsense. If you ask him to give you evidence, he will not give it to you. If you ask for evidence, you will not be able to send it. If you ask for documents, he will not give it. If I don't come out, I don't care if this book is completely consistent with historical facts. I only know that this book is well written and can be read. There are also many SBs coming to pollute the comment area. I am here to see the whole story, not to see a lot of fictional historians going crazy.

First of all, I would like to thank all readers for your support. Writing European medieval novels has always been my dream. I am really grateful to have so many friends who are willing to support me. The next week is very critical for this novel, because if you want this book to be seen by more people, it needs to be recommended. For recommendations, you need to have enough follow-up reading. My competitors are those authors who wrote the history of the Tang Dynasty. The pressure is huge, really huge. So I hope everyone can help me for this work and follow up more updates in the past few days. Thank you everyone!

I feel like my level plummets as soon as I write about women. I saved it for a while before reading it. When I saw the female spymaster, I was completely speechless. I just wanted to write it out.

I'm not a buddy, I'm trying to sell my dog's meat on someone else's head. Does your plot have anything to do with the introduction?

Burning people in the first chapter is a bit strange. The protagonist has just traveled through time and still has modern thinking. He burns people casually. It hasn't even been a day since he saw people and burned them. The Pope has to call him crazy when he sees them.

When I read the introduction, I thought it was a Pope start, but it turned out to be a low-level development, which is boring.

Leo painted by the court painter

I can't stand it until I finish the first chapter. In order to reward the system, progressive scientists are burned, right? What are the values?

I found a small bug. I looked through the biography in the past two days and found that there is a problem with Matilda's inheritance rights. The title of Marquis of the Tuscany Border in the 11th century is very abstract. If you want to get it back, it is very simple. You can have the Pope directly grant it (the protagonist forces it), or the emperor canonize it (this pass), or you can unilaterally upgrade Tuscany to a Grand Duchy, which theoretically can erase the original inheritance law. Of course, you can also make Matilda independent from the HRE, then pledge allegiance to Basileus and use the military district system to wash away the original title, and then become independent and loyal to Henry IV. Of course, this is a bit ridiculous. Now that I think about it, the problem is actually not big and does not affect reading. The Duchess is also very good, and it is more in line with everyone's xp.

It won't be the kind of thing where you can become a church only in the middle and late stages or in the finale. Looking at the introduction, I thought I would start as the Pope. I didn't expect it to be the struggle history of a small person.

If you have never played with a little boy, can you be the Pope? 😏

Titleist, I came in to read it because of the introduction, but you told me that the protagonist has to start from the bottom, and has to take the blame for others.

The first two are standard portraits of Matilda in Tuscany. Many murals in Italy have this look. The last one was found in passing and should have been painted after the Industrial Revolution.

By the way, can this book feature the protagonist becoming the Pope? What title would the protagonist use if he became the Pope? Could it be Francisco?

The new pope is Leo XIV

(Verse 1) You make the king a vessel Crush the pride of nations with a rod of iron But temper the waters with grace In the waves of the Bosporus The empire is in his hand Like a gold coin Flip On one side is Caesar On the other side is Christ (Second Section) The icon and the cross look at each other Latin and Greek intertwined Above the dome of Hagia Sophia There Tongues of fire fall gently Refining the rust of the gold lampstand The saints speak in one tongue (End) Until the bells ring Until the doves fly by Until his name becomes a new prayer Until the New Jerusalem comes Twelve gates inlaid with pearls Rivers flow from the tree of life Then every tongue will confess: "Glory to Leo From eternity to eternity Amen

The people who criticize this book don't want to be paid anymore, or their colleagues are jealous. It's really disgusting 🙂

The author is a bit 6, the new pope in the Vatican is Leo 14🤭

Francis is succeeded by the new Pope Leo XIV