[Farming + Lordship + Sword and Sorcery + Western Fantasy + No System + One Heroine + Comedy + Conquest]
After Xia Bai survives the tribulation and becomes an immortal, he expects to roam the world freely. Instead, he opens his eyes in another world of swords and magic.
Even more absurdly, he's bound to a princess in dire straits.
Her throne has been usurped, her power stripped away, and she's been exiled to a desolate fief...
With this princess, who has nothing but her beauty, Xia Bai initially plans to be a detached old master who watches over her from the sidelines.
Until one day, she begs him for help through her tears.
“Teacher, they say I can't hold the Six Eastern Cities.”
“Then let's show them.”
“Teacher, they say our soldiers are too weak.”
“Then let's give them something they won't expect.”
“Teacher, they say I can't become empress.”
“Then we'll take the throne.”
Many years later
Alicia, who has been empress for years, suddenly wraps her arms around Xia Bai's and, her face bright red, whispers,
“Teacher, I love you. Will you marry me?”
“Then let's get married!”
“Hm? Wait, what did you just say?”
A very good single heroine. But why don't you call the protagonist teacher? When I read the introduction, I thought they got together at the end, but now it's pretty good to take it step by step.
Now that I'm reading Chapter 9, this book gives me a good feeling (maybe it's because I've eaten too much shit recently). This book is quite interesting, and most of the content is about politics. Some people might find it boring but I personally felt like I was watching Game of Thrones. 🤔 😏 😏 😏, although the article about advancing science and technology to develop armaments is very interesting, this kind of article about political and economic hegemony is also very interesting. 🤔😏😏😏
Not bad, just update it soon
Looks great. I love it. I like it very much.
It has a strong flavor of game life. It starts well, let's see what happens later.