The Empress Is Feeling Melancholy Today
"Your Majesty, this is terrible! The prince has eloped with someone!"
"Cut off his financial support!"
Three days later, the prince returned in a sorry state.
"Your Majesty, this is terrible! The neighboring kingdom is marching on us!"
"Raise tariffs by fifty percent! Get those high-ranking mages and warriors who have nothing better to do into action. I shall lead the troops myself!"
A few days later, the neighboring kingdom's king led his army to surrender.
"Your Majesty, this is terrible! Your knight has rebelled!"
"What the hell! Hurry up and bring him back. If you can't, don't bother coming back yourself!"
Later, neither the knight nor the people sent to capture him ever returned.
"Your Majesty, this is terrible! A man claiming to be your husband is outside looking for you!"
"...What are you standing there for? Hurry up and pack. We're running away!"
But Her Majesty the Empress was caught the moment she stepped outside.
"Alyssa, where are you going?"
Her Majesty the Empress thinks she's noble, aloof, and radiates dominance, but she's actually not very mature at all. She tries to avoid her child's father, only for her son to act as his inside man and help catch her red-handed.
Well, the female lead is outrageously willful.
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Theme: An uplifting homeland-building game
Alas!! It feels so interesting!
Damn, are there any other extras? I really want to see it
Kirigusa, so a long time ago, everything around the heroine was related to the hero, so the hero knew all the heroine's movements without leaving home. If the heroine didn't discover this, she would never be able to succeed.
Suddenly found out that the emotional scene between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also inexplicable?
. . . How much does your son hope that the heroine will die? After seeing that Cain was helping his mother and still rejecting his request, did he think it didn't matter if his mother died? Didn't she care about me anyway? Do you have a conscience towards women but no conscience towards mothers?
He really hates his son. He was easily instigated by a father who failed to fulfill his responsibilities, turned against the mother who raised him, and it seemed that he had never practiced his political wisdom before. If he knew that these things eventually led to his mother's death, I really don't know if he would be able to bear it in his heart.
I don't understand this ending. . . Is the heroine dead?
Well, it's a bit messy. . . . . .
The sea is full of pits
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