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2. The mode of this article: a unit article with several stories of queens.
The background of the Western fantasy, the whole text is imaginary, and the key points of each story will be marked in advance below the column and in the text, so that everyone can pay attention to them before stepping on them.
3. Theme of this article: The disappearance of slavery and the rise of magical civilization.
Please note that the various twists and turns of the plot in this article, and the bumpy and difficult path of the characters who are played by fate, almost all revolve around this theme.
Introduction to this article
The introduction is useless, let me just give you a rough outline of the structure and theme of this article.
This article takes Western fantasy magic as the background and tells the story of a royal family that has ruled the continent for several generations.
There are male and female heirs in this family, but because the focus of this article is on the queens, I will only write about the queens.
In a thousand years, the throne has changed for more than a dozen generations, and the lives of several queens have either been magnificent or very bumpy.
This article describes the stories of these queens in the mode of historical novels, and follows this story through the millennium of a dynasty.
Watch how the once indestructible but inhumane slavery system declines, and how the magical civilization rises on the continent.
Queens who have gone around for several generations, each of them has a different life, but they are destined to the same fate because of their blood connection.
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1. The first is the story of Silvia the Great:
The highlight is that there are few emotional lines and almost career lines are the main ones.
However, both the career line and the emotional line are very successful. Her Majesty the Queen has everything she wants, and overall she feels happy.
2. The second story is about Snow Queen Varlia:
The key point is that this story is written based on Varya's emotional experience. There will be several emotional descriptions, but they are basically tragic.
It feels a little bit like having a love brain, but the love brain does not affect your career, and being full of emotions does not affect your calmness in governing.
Generally speaking, the career line is very successful, but the relationship is a bit tragic.
The emotional line in the second half of the story is a bit broken and may be changed later.
If you are only interested in the plot and the next story, it is recommended to read the four subsequent chapters of this story, which will give a rough summary.
3. The third story is the legend of the Lord of the Dead. This queen had a bumpy experience, but her career was very successful. (Updating)
The only catch is that this story focuses on the friendship of the two heroines. One of the two girls will die in the end, and the one who survives is the master of the undead.
Which one survives will not be spoiled.
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This article describes the stories of these queens in the mode of historical novels, and follows this story through the millennium of a dynasty.
Watch how the once indestructible but inhumane slavery system declines, and how the magical civilization rises on the continent.
In these counterattacks, it is useless to blame others. Only by constantly reflecting on oneself and growing into a strong being in all aspects can one win the journey and restore one's original status.
Announcement of inverted V: This article will be completely inverted on Monday, June 24th. The inverted chapters are from chapters 25 to 119. Readers who have read it should not buy it again.
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Reader comments
After reading the first story, the heroine's left and right hands are both women, and they are given power. It's a pity that the offspring will be male.
If we refer to European history, illegitimate children do not necessarily have better publicity than legitimate children.
That Japanese king looks like a Baozong hahahahaha
Marriage is a system that oppresses women.
Taking the marriage as a reward, this male king is so confident. It would be better to let her live alone in the territory and raise a male pet.
Isn't Daniela the prince's lover? Either I guessed wrong before, or she just wants to pursue her own life now.
Collect it and read it again when you have time. Sleep
This article, this subject, is a good cow, fattened by squatting
It's been a long time since I've seen a Western fantasy that tastes so authentic!
It's a bit long-winded, there's no need to repeat some parts, and the information density in one chapter is too low.
Wow, the heroine saved her, and she sighed when she saw her innocent being implicated.
Is this queen capable of doing this? After all, there is also a big noble across the street.
It turns out that he was arranged by the heroine from the beginning.
From this point of view, Her Majesty Sylvia has been in charge of the empire for sixty years and lived to be at least eighty years old.
This is indeed much easier to understand, and the writing is very good.
Ah, the fall of slavery.
Daniela is so good at talking. The Queen asked a fatal question and she cleverly said "Everything will be as you wish." Cranky, but useful.
80%, "I" thought you would
I think it's pretty good-looking, with an epic feel, so there's no need to keep emphasizing that it's fiction. It affects the experience a bit.
If future generations cannot surpass Sylvia in their magical attainments, isn't this a step back? However, maybe it's because Sylvia is a genius rarely seen in millennia.
So I'm wondering why the author wants the Golden Bloodline to end, and the article not only mentions the last Constance to explain her ancestral biography.
The golden bloodline shines for thousands of years. Isn't it good to keep existing? Why write the end of it?
Perhaps it is a good thing that the golden bloodline will be cut off one day. After all, people only grieve over things they have lost forever.
I'm a little curious, what kind of wonderful reaction will there be if the devil's factors are mixed into the blood of God?
The next generation is male, and twice in this story, a male fell in love and was cast. I thought there would be more content about power struggle or hegemony.
I feel like Sylvia the Great is still a bit thin. Of course, overall it's still very good.
I say weak because the way Sylvia gained power was by using a less visible political means (of course it works very well), which is the love between Daniela and Charles. After she became queen, she took advantage of Liva and Ralph's love in her first battle. Her own parents are also a perfect portrayal of love. Anyway, it's a pity that I didn't see a detailed description of how she convinced the ministers.
I believe that Sylvia can do it, but I feel that the author's writing power cannot be done in detail, and will the character be ruined.
Moreover, she relied on the influence of the golden bloodline to unify the continent in the later period. The author also said that she exaggerated the role of "orthodoxy". I was a little disappointed that the story was abbreviated in the later period, and there were still many dark, bloody, and unknown things that were not mentioned. There are also a lot of later memories interspersed in the article. I feel that this part is a bit too much. The author could have published a separate collection of later stories.
But it's a complete good story.
Maurice Amelia, the former devil and now the devil, what did he do after Sylvia left? So curious. I remember that demons have a very long lifespan. Damn it, I really want to know.
I think the main reason is that Liva's title was obtained by herself from scratch. It is a feat that is visible to the naked eye and that no one can refute.
But Daniela is different, her power comes entirely from Sylvia. Just like the emperor and the queen share power, if she gets married, her power will definitely be unstable.
After reading the first story, the heroine's left and right hands are both women, and they are given power. It's a pity that the offspring will be male.
If we refer to European history, illegitimate children do not necessarily have better publicity than legitimate children.
That Japanese king looks like a Baozong hahahahaha
Marriage is a system that oppresses women.
Taking the marriage as a reward, this male king is so confident. It would be better to let her live alone in the territory and raise a male pet.
Isn't Daniela the prince's lover? Either I guessed wrong before, or she just wants to pursue her own life now.
Collect it and read it again when you have time. Sleep
This article, this subject, is a good cow, fattened by squatting
It's been a long time since I've seen a Western fantasy that tastes so authentic!
It's a bit long-winded, there's no need to repeat some parts, and the information density in one chapter is too low.
Wow, the heroine saved her, and she sighed when she saw her innocent being implicated.
Is this queen capable of doing this? After all, there is also a big noble across the street.
It turns out that he was arranged by the heroine from the beginning.
From this point of view, Her Majesty Sylvia has been in charge of the empire for sixty years and lived to be at least eighty years old.
This is indeed much easier to understand, and the writing is very good.
Ah, the fall of slavery.
Daniela is so good at talking. The Queen asked a fatal question and she cleverly said "Everything will be as you wish." Cranky, but useful.
80%, "I" thought you would
I think it's pretty good-looking, with an epic feel, so there's no need to keep emphasizing that it's fiction. It affects the experience a bit.
If future generations cannot surpass Sylvia in their magical attainments, isn't this a step back? However, maybe it's because Sylvia is a genius rarely seen in millennia.
So I'm wondering why the author wants the Golden Bloodline to end, and the article not only mentions the last Constance to explain her ancestral biography. The golden bloodline shines for thousands of years. Isn't it good to keep existing? Why write the end of it?
Perhaps it is a good thing that the golden bloodline will be cut off one day. After all, people only grieve over things they have lost forever. I'm a little curious, what kind of wonderful reaction will there be if the devil's factors are mixed into the blood of God?
The next generation is male, and twice in this story, a male fell in love and was cast. I thought there would be more content about power struggle or hegemony.
I feel like Sylvia the Great is still a bit thin. Of course, overall it's still very good. I say weak because the way Sylvia gained power was by using a less visible political means (of course it works very well), which is the love between Daniela and Charles. After she became queen, she took advantage of Liva and Ralph's love in her first battle. Her own parents are also a perfect portrayal of love. Anyway, it's a pity that I didn't see a detailed description of how she convinced the ministers. I believe that Sylvia can do it, but I feel that the author's writing power cannot be done in detail, and will the character be ruined. Moreover, she relied on the influence of the golden bloodline to unify the continent in the later period. The author also said that she exaggerated the role of "orthodoxy". I was a little disappointed that the story was abbreviated in the later period, and there were still many dark, bloody, and unknown things that were not mentioned. There are also a lot of later memories interspersed in the article. I feel that this part is a bit too much. The author could have published a separate collection of later stories. But it's a complete good story.
Maurice Amelia, the former devil and now the devil, what did he do after Sylvia left? So curious. I remember that demons have a very long lifespan. Damn it, I really want to know.
I think the main reason is that Liva's title was obtained by herself from scratch. It is a feat that is visible to the naked eye and that no one can refute. But Daniela is different, her power comes entirely from Sylvia. Just like the emperor and the queen share power, if she gets married, her power will definitely be unstable.