[The Hunchback of Notre-Dame] Phoebus, Imperial Regent

The great Duke Fubis de Chatupel, regent of the French Empire, devoted his life to striving for a bright future for humanity. He was a champion of the Industrial Revolution, a liberator of the lower classes, a brilliant literary talent, the empire's most handsome man, the dream lover of countless young women, and an absolutely dazzling idol.

Thanks to his efforts, the French Empire expanded its territory to cover half of Europe. Kings and great nobles wept and begged to join the Imperial Alliance, clutching the banknotes he had issued. Later generations of experts and scholars love nothing more than studying his glorious history and analyzing how he achieved such greatness.

Fubis: "Heh. If you were to transmigrate from modern civilization to the Middle Ages overnight, and had to face people dumping their overnight shit in the street, a fiancee who had only bathed twice since birth, and doctors who treated every illness with either bloodletting or enemas, you'd try working your ass off too..."

This novel is also known as The Struggle of a Liberal Arts Student from the Celestial Empire in the Middle Ages, From the Start with a Cute Little Girl, and Let's Set a Small Goal First: Unclog the Sewers [Hey!]

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