The Rise of the Kingdom of Freeland

Vlieland location and administrative divisions and city map

I just want to know if there is a country called Freeland in the world? After searching on Baidu, there is an island of Vlieland but it belongs to the Netherlands. There is no minimum Spanish territory of 120,000 square kilometers, and it doesn't match what you wrote. Could it be that the author made it up randomly? This type of novel is better and more immersive than the reality that everyone is familiar with.

The protagonist becomes a king, but as a result, he doesn't understand Zheng Zhi at all. He doesn't understand anything and doesn't set up a special staff. He operates like a tiger and some rules cannot be easily set. He takes advantage of the authority of the "Kaiguo" monarch and fails to design the rules of the game more reasonably. In the end, he is the one who suffers. He is speechless and brainwashed.

I made it based on the picture posted by the author (◦˙▽˙◦) due to time constraints, so it's a bit hasty.

I hope the author can keep writing, come on!

Will there be territorial expansion later? How to expand?

Seeing the protagonist casually setting up the two houses, it is too hasty, it is as simple as that, and the monarch will be overthrown sooner or later. First of all, the number of members of various professions in the House of Commons must be reasonably proportioned (royal family, nobles, government civil servants, military personnel, farmers, workers, doctors, teachers, businessmen, etc.); Secondly, a law on qualifications for members must be established. To become a member of the House of Commons, you must first support the monarch in leading the country, and secondly, you must have your identity verified by a security supervision agency affiliated with the monarch. Members who do not support the monarch or initiate bills that damage the monarch or the country can be directly disqualified and censored. Secondly, the House of Commons needs to set up various standing committees to deal with specific matters. Standing committees need to be staffed by professionals, not just talkative ones. Secondly, the speaker of the standing committee and other standing committee members need to be nominated by the monarch, and then voted by all members of the House of Commons. The House of Lords is composed of nobles, retired cadres, and fixed members of each province. Cabinet members must be nominated by the monarch and then voted by the Senate. In local elections, provincial-level government officials are nominated by the monarch and then voted by local councilors. Municipal-level government officials are nominated by the province and then voted on. This is called underworld centralism. There are no restrictions. You can do it casually. That is stupid. If you don't plan well at the beginning, you will accidentally vote out the protagonist one day, or kill the protagonist due to the bribery and intervention of hostile forces. Take Berry Emperor, who is always underworld, as an example. Do you think his council has no restrictions? Can you initiate a vote on a motion casually? There are various standing committees in the House of Representatives, responsible for deliberation and so on. Even if the protagonist doesn't understand this given his background, doesn't it mean that the protagonist's father doesn't understand it either and doesn't even have a professional team? Speechless!

Will the author update this book?

Nuclear weapons are simple. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, hundreds of nuclear weapons disappeared. Jpg

How could Spain still have such strength at that time? In 1987, the Pacific region had long been the sphere of influence of the United States.