Rome, Capitoline Hill.
The autumn of the twenty-fifth year of Li Hongxian of the New Empire (about 1650 AD)
Under the altar, there was a solemn and silent military formation.
The top of the altar.
Zhu Youjian - now no longer Emperor Chongzhen, but "Emperor Hongxian of the Universe" - is bathing in the space between heaven and earth.
He was not wearing the traditional Gun uniform, but a specially made "Twelve Chapters of the Universe Gun Crown". On the mysterious clothes, the sun, moon, stars, mountain dragons and insects are still the same, but they are cleverly integrated into the golden lion representing Europe, the elephant pattern representing Africa, and the feathered serpent representing America.
"... I inherit the clear destiny of Haotian, the spiritual blessing of ancestor He, and fight against the remaining heroes of Taizu and Taizong. I hold the steel whip to beat the four poles, transform myself into a king and overturn the eight wastes... Today, the world is peaceful, and everything is peaceful. In the state of Xianning, the barbarians and Rongdi are all ministers and concubines... I would like to use the Xuangui Cangbi to worship the six sects, hoping to rank among the mountains and rivers, and among the gods... To report my merits to the emperor and the gods of the earth..."
The ceremony is over.
Emperor Hong Xian slowly turned around and faced the armies and envoys under the altar who represented all races and civilizations in the world.
He didn't speak, but slowly raised his arms.
"Long live!"
"Long Live the Emperor!"
"¡Larga vida al Emperador!"
"Emperor Mukhyam!"
"Hail the Dragon Emperor!"
Reader comments
Is this data wrong? An army that can be exchanged for 1 million can be exchanged for 100,000. Although I believe it can only be exchanged for 100,000, the author made a mistake in writing 1 million.
The reading threshold of this book is still too high for tomato readers
Is this data wrong? An army that can be exchanged for 1 million can be exchanged for 100,000. Although I believe it can only be exchanged for 100,000, the author made a mistake in writing 1 million.
The reading threshold of this book is still too high for tomato readers