Harpsichordist in the Palace

Bockel, a German harpsichordist of the Baroque period, learned the harpsichord from his father when he was a child. As an adult, due to his superb skills, he served as a harpsichordist in the palace and played for the king. Unexpectedly, the king was lustful and corrupt. Not only did he force people to work as coolies in his private factory, but he also raped and killed Poker's daughter. Poker was so heartbroken that he turned his grief into anger and formed a militia to fight against the king. He tried every means to assassinate the king and successfully escaped from Germany under the cover of the militia. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.