This one is actually really good

Part 1 took a bit to get going but the historical setting was a pretty interesting one. I thought Joan of Arc was gonna be in this one but it turned out to be someone else

Part 2 is definitely the stronger half. The concept of a soldier ending up in the past and trying to turn that to his own ends was pretty cool, and the moment you realize the "crusader's cross" is actually an iron cross is a really good "oh s**t" moment. I wish it explained why there was a rift in time but it's not actually that important to the story tbh.

This story is a bit slow I wonder if it’s cause I enjoyed Queen of time so much that this story fails in comparison