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😂 Poor Heinrich and Lissard, but Ricard is alright. Will he become a young hero like the SSR characters and Prince Richard in the SSR universe? Saving his siblings depends on you! Count Philip of Boulogne died in 1235. In this universe, he probably died while helping Matilda reclaim lost territory; he might become a beloved figure. I wonder if baby Philip will be born yet. If he is, will it be a tribute to Uncle Philip II, or just this Philip? 🍉
🐰Does Beatrice's ending follow the same pattern as the Eagle's Crest route, or does her fiancé in this timeline not die young and she get a happy ending? Although Philippians II didn't win in history, this ending, with his son fighting in his place, counts as a happy ending in terms of his career. If she's a better person in her next life, her love life can also have a happy ending.
Women should focus on their careers 🐶 Frederick should focus on dealing with his children's affairs.
🤗The situation is finally starting to improve. Matilda's next opponents, Henri III and Luke IX, are relatively easy to defeat (Richard of Anjou is still a baby). As for Philip II... After this busy period, your eldest son is preparing to rebel. The "good days" are yet to come! It feels like this family dynamic is no worse than Henri II's.
🐶The main reason this post about Philippians 2 is so controversial is that Matilda and he are mismatched. Philippians 2 is more suited to charismatic, womanizing playboys (like a gender-swapped Hengalore?), Not a pure and innocent beauty like Matilda. When a scumbag meets a scumbag woman, everyone's a scumbag, so there's not much controversy.
Holy crap, my jealousy of the male lead has completely distorted me. How come he gets to marry a woman who looks like his mother and sister, and also has a lover who's around the same age as the female lead...?
Philippians 2, give Ricard a drink.
Eryu: Does Beatrice's ending follow the same pattern as the Eagle's Emblem route, or does her fiancé in this timeline not die young and she get a happy ending? Although Philippians II didn't win in history, this ending, with his son fighting in his place, counts as a happy ending in terms of his career. If she's a good person in her next life, her love life can also have a happy ending.
The water is shallow and sloping: Matilda's work was brilliant; she killed Frederick.
Widow: Exactly. I don't really understand why Frederick didn't support Matilda in reclaiming her homeland. Why all the talk about French support and alliances? Didn't he love his children and work hard to win them the crown? Even if French support was important, could it compare to the crown and lands of England, Aquitaine, and Normandy?