Everyone knows that if a character says they want to destroy the world, you can breathe a little easier. After all, there are plenty of people these days who want to destroy the world. But if a character says they want to create a new paradise where all things are equal, then you should be careful.
Charlotte Linlin is just such a person.
At age six, she said, "I want to build a country where all races and things live together as equals."
At age sixty-eight, she said, "I refuse to accept this." Then she fell into scorching magma, and her era came to an end with her.
If Charlotte Linlin had known the future in advance, could things have turned out differently?
As Elbaf's snow covered her body, the hypocritical nun once again tempted her to go to the Sheep's House. But Charlotte Linlin already knew everything.
What kind of person would she become?
Some say Charlotte Linlin is innocent and kind. Her country welcomes every race and every citizen. All races are equal there, and all things live in harmony. Everyone wants to live in that dreamlike land.
"This is a dream island of sweetness, peace, and joy. Welcome to Totto Land."
The adorable girl smiled.
Some say Charlotte Linlin is cunning and cruel. Her country wants to swallow every treasure and race whole. It's teeming with pirates, the embodiment of desire and a target all kinds of forces are eager to win over.
"This is a utopia made of war, plunder, and life. Welcome to the [Land of Nations]."
The greedy queen smiled.
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[Read Before You Start]
1. This is the future of Linlin, who chose a different path at age six. At its heart, it's a lighthearted, fun story.
2. The source material says very little about her youth and early adulthood, so there will be a lot of original plot. The writing is average, and the story has a slow build with plenty of lighthearted everyday moments.
3. Since the source material only gives the name and appearance of her twenty-fifth husband, I'll be making up a lot of things. She'll have relationships with many men from the old era, most of them in the background, because there are just so many of them...
4. The old-era pirates have very free-spirited love lives. If everything turns into a mess, let's just have Linlin drink it all up.
Everyone has different interpretations and ideas. If this makes you uncomfortable or you don't like it, please leave as soon as possible.
Theme: Equality for all things