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2. Format: An anthology featuring the stories of several empresses.
The setting is Western fantasy, and the world is entirely fictional. Content warnings for each story will be listed in advance in my author page and author's notes, so please check before reading.
3. Theme: The end of slavery and the rise of magical civilization.
Please note that the twists and turns of the plot, and the characters' difficult paths through lives that seem ruled by fate, all revolve around this theme.
[Synopsis]
I'm not good at writing synopses, so I'll just give you a general idea of the structure and subject matter.
Set in a Western fantasy world, this story follows a royal family that rules a continent across several generations.
The family has both male and female heirs, but since this story focuses on the empresses, only their stories will be told.
Over the course of a thousand years, the throne passes through more than a dozen generations. Several empresses lead lives that are either extraordinary or deeply troubled.
Written in the style of historical fiction, the story follows a dynasty across a thousand years.
We watch as the once invincible but inhumane institution of slavery declines, and as a wondrous magical civilization rises across the continent.
The empresses' lives span several generations. Each one lives a different life, yet their shared bloodline leads them down a fated path that runs through the generations.
That's more or less what this story is about.
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[Content warnings and writing progress]
1. The first story is about Emperor Sylvia:
Content warning: Very little romance, with the story focused almost entirely on her career.
Both her career and romance go well. Her Majesty gets everything she wants, so overall it's quite satisfying.
2. The second story is about Valeria, the Snow Queen:
Content warning: This story is told through Valeria's romantic experiences, so there will be several romantic relationships, most of which end tragically.
She can seem a little too focused on romance, but that doesn't stop her from pursuing her ambitions, and her emotional intensity doesn't affect her clearheaded rule.
Overall, her career is a great success, but her love life is rather tragic.
The romance in the latter half of the story didn't quite work out, so I may revise it later.
If you're only interested in the plot and the next story, I suggest reading the four follow-up chapters to this story, which give a general summary.
3. The third story is the legend of the Lord of the Dead. This empress has a difficult life, but her career is a great success.
The one content warning is that the story focuses on the friendship between two female leads. One of the girls will die, and the one who survives will become the Lord of the Dead.
I won't spoil which one survives.
[Reading guide]
1. Everything in this story is fictional. Please don't connect it to anything in the real world.
2. Western fantasy is not realistic fiction. All conventions within the story follow the standards established in the text. The worldbuilding is entirely my own, and I won't explain it further.
3. Please be respectful of others while reading. Jinjiang has many genres, and everyone has different tastes, so I don't accept writing advice. Thank you.
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Written in the style of historical fiction, the story follows a dynasty across a thousand years.
We watch as the once invincible but inhumane institution of slavery declines, and as a wondrous magical civilization rises across the continent.
In each struggle to turn the tables, complaining about one's lot in life is useless. Only by constantly reflecting on ourselves and growing into strong people in every way can we win the journey and reclaim the place that should have been ours.
Reverse-V notice: This story will be reverse-VIP locked in full on Monday, June 24. Chapters 25 through 119 will become paid chapters. If you've already read them, please don't purchase them again.
Thank you for all your support so far. I hope you'll continue supporting my new stories.
Theme: Always look ahead
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.
Isn't Daniela the prince's lover? Either I guessed wrong before, or she just wants to pursue her own life now.
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.
It's a bit long-winded, there's no need to repeat some parts, and the information density in one chapter is too low.
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.
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 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.