(Original world view + Western fantasy + semi-reverse forced harem + struggle for hegemony + peasant uprising + pseudo-apocalypse + political construction)
The "Bomuz Empire", with women as the dominant force in the country and monopolizing the power of magic, is the sole hegemon of the entire "Holy Continent" in the center. It rules many tributary countries, and the Principality of Derocha is one of them.
In the eastern part of the Holy Continent, a once suppressed force is awakening. The "Supreme God" seems to be unable to withstand this disaster in the end, and the people of Pomz may be destined to remember "what is fear" again.
The Pomz Empire is not without its current troubles. The "new knowledge" arriving from the Far East disrupted the traditional perceptions that many citizens of the Empire took for granted. As for the Supreme God, there will also be clergy who are unwilling to obey the outdated dogmas of the past and instead think and organize their own thoughts. And if the empire's "reform" career continues to stagnate, then men throughout the empire will have to choose to fight with force.
Originally, according to the tributary tradition, the Pomz Empire had the right to force the ruling family of the tributary country to select a man to fill the harem of the empire at certain intervals. However, the imperial harem system has been abolished for some time, but the tradition of "selecting male concubines" is still there, or it should be said that it has evolved into "selecting imperial husbands." No, one of the young masters of the "Principal Derocha" - the thirteenth son "Luca", who was young and old, encountered this "big trouble". But perhaps, this is also the starting point for rewriting his life's destiny...
Reader comments
It's in first person, so I'm not used to it. The beginning of Chapter 0 is pretty good, but from Chapter 1 onwards it's inexplicable.
It's in first person, so I'm not used to it. The beginning of Chapter 0 is pretty good, but from Chapter 1 onwards it's inexplicable.