Multiple heroines. No brainless harem collecting, and no giving women away.
Qin Jue, a PhD in history, called Robespierre a lunatic in class and got fired. He wrote a 200,000-character doctoral dissertation, then deleted the whole thing, leaving only one line: “Humans are beasts.” After being struck dead by lightning, he’s thrown into the Hundred Years’ War between England and France in 1340 by a voice claiming to be the “Historical Simulation System.”
He becomes Augustus Caesar, Duke of Burgundy, and uses famine and stone fortresses to trap Brittany. With irregular piles of rocks, he corners King Edward III of England on the shores of Normandy and drives him to his death, then fakes his own death with a single sword strike to let him escape. In six years, he ends a war that should have lasted a hundred. Then he discovers that everyone in this world whom he killed or saved is real.
The System dumps him in Fontaine, Teyvat, and gives him an unlimited Mora card that can only be used for food and lodging. Navia, president of the Spina di Rosula, picks him up off the street and locks him in the archives to process paperwork until he falls asleep on the blueprints.
