NisgaruBrother and SisterMedieval
I, Lucas, candidate for Holy Roman Emperor, was an ordinary woodcutter and a farmer who was extremely poor ten years ago. I lost my parents in the Black Death, leaving only a smart and shameless sister.
Ten years later, I am now the Holy Roman Emperor-elect, yet I am currently at war with three of the seven electors.
Reason? Maybe I was too arrogant, so I made a declaration of victory in front of the seven electors: "I want my sister more than the crown."
"... Wait a minute, put down the crossbow first! Things are not what you think!"
When I was sixteen years old, I was still sharpening an ax on the banks of the Rhine. Who would have thought that five years later I would become a Grand Duke personally made by the emperor? From chopping down robbers with a hatchet and rescuing the Archbishop's nephew, to beating the mercenaries into submission on the Polish battlefield - this should have been a standard story of a woodcutter becoming a king.
The problem is my sister Lilia.
She has silver hair and purple eyes. She is the most beautiful woman in the Holy Roman Empire (self-proclaimed, but she is definitely right). She has medical skills that can bring the dying people back from hell... She has been looking at me like food since the day we reunited.
And I seem to have gone crazy a long time ago.
When the three archbishops threatened me with a decree of excommunication, "Either give up the throne or give up that unclean woman," my answer was - "I want them all."
After all, I can kill my way out with a hatchet, so there's no reason why I can't hold on to the crown and love, right?
Reader comments
This is a very good Japanese light novel. It has the advantages of Risei's delicate emotions, independent worldview, and fluent writing. However, it also has the disadvantages of Risei. The story is illogical. In order to highlight the feelings, it comes up one after another. The interaction between brother and sister is so awkward that I can dig out a bomb shelter. If I were smaller, I might like this narrative method.
To sum up: it is suitable for younger readers and extreme two-dimensional fans. Readers who have read high-scoring works with clear logic and coherent stories that open up imagination will hardly like this work. If the author has the ability, he can try to learn Japanese and submit it to the Japanese library. Neon high school students probably like this type very much. If you are lucky, it is not impossible to get it animated.
Give yourself a good review
Not bad, not bad. Also, why are you the only one commenting?
Okay, the book is not bad, but you really don't have many people reading it [face covering]
What's going on? Why is there no one?
10 Points or even 9 points is so beautiful. Author, we love your mouth and teeth [shy][shy][shy]
This is a very good Japanese light novel. It has the advantages of Risei's delicate emotions, independent worldview, and fluent writing. However, it also has the disadvantages of Risei. The story is illogical. In order to highlight the feelings, it comes up one after another. The interaction between brother and sister is so awkward that I can dig out a bomb shelter. If I were smaller, I might like this narrative method. To sum up: it is suitable for younger readers and extreme two-dimensional fans. Readers who have read high-scoring works with clear logic and coherent stories that open up imagination will hardly like this work. If the author has the ability, he can try to learn Japanese and submit it to the Japanese library. Neon high school students probably like this type very much. If you are lucky, it is not impossible to get it animated.
Give yourself a good review
Not bad, not bad. Also, why are you the only one commenting? Okay, the book is not bad, but you really don't have many people reading it [face covering]
What's going on? Why is there no one?
10 Points or even 9 points is so beautiful. Author, we love your mouth and teeth [shy][shy][shy]
Very good, you can take a look, come on, author!