Crusader Kings: Prisoners of War

I released the new book as planned. Actually, I should have released it earlier. I was stuck at the beginning for a long time.

It is a little different from this book. Let me describe to you what kind of story it is.

It is a fantasy history. Fantasy, mythology, and mysticism account for a larger proportion. Many historical countries are covered with fantasy races. Naturally, the protagonist will have some adventure stories and upgrade stories this time. The tone of this part of the story will be a little bit more exciting.

The farming part also has a certain proportion. This time the main line of the farming part is divided into two, one is the development of the city-state, and the other is the development of the church. I think the development of the city-state is quite interesting, so I won’t spoil it. The development of the church can be understood as a reference to the development model of Christianity in history.

Covered elements: Greek mythology, Norse mythology history, Rome, Celtic paganism, DND-style fantasy, mysticism alchemy, and some more miscellaneous references that I won’t mention.

The author doesn’t want to write two books of the same type, so he wants to change the style.

By the way, do you think the introduction is normal? I really can’t think of a good one.