B6 Comics Queen of Cecil (6) / Ai Kozaki Big Comics

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Who is the sixth queen! In the Tower Green of the Tower of London in February 1542, a girl who became the "fifth queen" at the age of only 17, who was celebrated for the convenience of adults, was about to go up on the decapitation stand where she breathed a lot of blood. "Let me pray for you." Does the words of Elizabeth, an illegitimate child and a helpless 7-year-old, save her soul? Half a year later. At the age of 22, William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Exeter aims to restore Elizabeth's succession to the throne while his father Henry VIII is alive. Cecil, who was advised to pursue the purpose of "That king is always a woman, moves", aims for the establishment of the "sixth queen"! Chapter 2 "Queen Change Drama" Climax! [Recommendation from editors] Published multiple editions and highly praised by famous people! The long-awaited sixth volume, which tells the story of Elizabeth 1, the fifth and last lord of Okimi of the Tudor Dynasty, who built the golden age of England, and the loyal retainers who supported her. Katharine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Anne of Croffe Katharine Howard … … and. The Queens of Henry VIII who are changing one after another. They survived burning their lives in their own mission, belief and love. In the sixth volume, the second chapter "Queen Change Drama", which opened from the 25th chapter "Three Sisters and Brothers of the White Hall", concludes with a new story. The second chapter "Queen Change Drama", which opened from the 25th chapter "Three Sisters and Brothers of the White Hall", describes the people of that time "as if they were friends" with the author's own interpretation, is a strong touch on the hearts of us who live in the modern age. In the sixth volume, the second chapter "Queen Change Drama", which opened from the 25th chapter "Three Sisters and Brothers of the White Hall", concludes with a new story. It is dedicated not only to history fans but also to all readers who live in the Jane Seymour