Ancient peace and pure love in fictional history
marriage plan
The controversial totalitarian policies that sacrificed human rights that emerged in the 18th century BC,
Musgaard's Core Act,
Aiming to achieve long-term peace through marriage.
The prototype of this policy appeared in July 204,
First proposed by Brooke I, who is recognized as the founder of Musgard,
6 months later,
The first married princess (prince) John Brooke went to Ephes to attend the wedding ceremony.
After the marriage plan was successful, it has been postponed to this day.
Musgaard also exchanged for a hundred years of peace that lasted for several lifetimes.
————Excerpt from "Overview of the Historical Facts of Musgaard"
When the attendants brought a stack of portraits, the 23-year-old young prince Musgard only said one sentence: "If I have to marry a cat, then I can only choose the best cat."
That best cat is Tony Thomson, the heir to the throne of Ares.
Today, Ares sent six portraits of marriageable princes, and he raised his hand and hovered in mid-air, causing the portraits to lose the opportunity to show off their ambitions.
The attendant Venus bowed and asked him which of his portraits he would like to use in return.
His Majesty studied his nails. When his hand moved, it was like a swan circling in the lake.
After a while, he smiled slightly. "Just use my sister's masterpiece."
The other party was quite hesitant. "Your Highness is referring to..."
"Yes, it's the portrait she made for me when she was eight years old." He pressed his heart, "My favorite."
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