Let's be fair

Given the common criticisms of the quality of the translation, I bought the original.
Most:
-The history starts strong and hanging and once started the book, it's hard to let go.
-l'auteur mixes his fiction historical facts that make you think and question things that we take as established truths.

Cons:
- History repeats itself and we find ourselves quickly moving from crossword puzzles to Sunday bearded old Fort Boyart. And start again, as in a treasure hunt ...
- The plot is a little big-horn and takes himself too seriously and revisionist history Dan Brown has taken with caution. It is good to remember that the book is a fiction.

In short, a story that begins strong, and a book that reads well. But when we finished, one has the impression of having done a bit to have it anyway.