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During the Dark Middle Ages, conflicts continued between European countries.
In 1480 AD, in order to maintain his rule, the Pope launched a movement called the Witch Trials, and countless women died on the gallows. In an era where a man can convict a woman with just one sentence, it is a luxury for women to live.
Under brutal rule and troubled times, the feminist movement, humanism, the bourgeoisie, and the proletariat continue to rise. How should the heroines change and challenge the world?
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She is the second queen of Denmark and is extremely powerful. She never cares about other people's words, even if they are called a witch, she doesn't care.
When people ask you why you want to be a queen.
She only replied, "Because there are some things that need a queen to change."
She is a Danish general. He is a rare military genius in the European continent for tens of thousands of years and is highly skilled in martial arts. But even if he can turn mountains and seas with just a raise of his hand, he never abuses him and always puts the people first.
She,..., Has little experience. She is challenging herself as she grows up, and becomes steel over time. (But with just three sentences, she can make the general and the queen jealous of her)
The story of a highly intelligent heroine competing for European supremacy begins now.
Concept: If the feminist movement had advanced 300 years, would everything in the world be different? This article is written according to this idea.