I've had a lot going on this semester, so I had to abandon this story. I probably won't update it again. After three months, I'll apply to lock it. Sorry!
A model young man leaves his original world and begins turning the worlds born from novels upside down, striving to build a better life in each one!
Prosperity: A strong nation and prosperous people.
[Turning an ancient, weak nation into a powerful one]
Democracy: The people rule, and their wishes guide the way.
[Born into a corrupt aristocracy]
Civility: Open-minded progress, keeping pace with the times.
[An era of shamanic culture and feudalism, moving toward civilization]
Harmony: Tolerance and accord, putting an end to conflict and strife.
[A chaotic world of smut. Harmony!!!]
Freedom: Protecting individuality and respecting reason.
[No more captivity play]
Equality: Equal rights and dignity, with no distinction of rank.
[Seeking equality among all kinds of races]
Justice: Fairness and righteousness, with rights shared by all.
[What does fairness mean?]
Rule of Law: The law as our standard, obeying and upholding it.
[Please obey the law, okay?]
Patriotism: One Chinese family, caring for one another.
[#MyIdolProfessesLoveForTheMotherlandEveryDay#]
Dedication: Do your job well and fulfill your responsibilities.
[The daily life of an obsessive-compulsive wordsmith]
Integrity: Be honest and trustworthy, and live by your word.
[A dream salesman who never cheats, young or old]
Kindness: Treat others well with love and goodwill.
[Can you just let me be a bad student in peace?]
Update soon ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I went and got stuck here.
Don't lock it first!! Let me watch it one more time. Please lock it after 2020!!!
Emmmm, no matter how you say it, the protagonist is the king of a country. This King of Song Dynasty is a bit...
Are you still updating? It's been a long time?
What kind of mess is this? It's ugly.
It's too difficult for me. I must have been a math problem in my previous life
... What is written here is so messed up. I thought I missed reading a lot of them. I read them back and forth several times. I wrote so much foreshadowing in the front, and finally just finished it so hastily? How did Milly become the queen, how did the king die, how did Jenny become the bishop, etc. Nothing. I regret buying the series.
It feels like the male protagonist and him are a couple
In fact, it would be more beneficial to the situation to let the little priest give alms! 1. It can help the little priest win the support and love of the people, win over the hearts of the people, and make the little priest's rise to power smoother. After all, what the people want is just food and clothing. 2. In the long run, the young priest can cultivate his love for the people as a king and make the country more prosperous. "Water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it." Isn't this true? On the contrary, the protagonist does not allow him to give alms to the people, why? For the so-called political game, or to enjoy himself, isn't his task completed? Why is it necessary?