My Portuguese Empire

Polygamy and polyconcubine are actually two policies. The former restricts the rich, and wives and children have legal property inheritance rights. It should be mandatory by law, and there should also be high inheritance taxes and polygamy taxes. This kind of division of property is easy to happen, and there will be basically no family consortium after a few generations, making it difficult to pass on. After all, illegitimate children originally did not have the right to inherit, but after the law allows polygamy, various restrictions can be implemented, and secret lovers and illegitimate children can be heavily fined and punished.

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My Portuguese Empire11-20

Some things are quite outrageous. For example, when she was pregnant, she asked a Chinese medicine doctor to see her before she knew she was pregnant. The more she thought about it, the more she couldn't do it without telling her, and her heart became twisted. People in that era would have given birth to children, and anyone with some experience could have guessed it. As a result, none of the many doctors guessed that she was pregnant. The protagonist must have had a wife in his previous life, there is no conjecture at all. The protagonist's family is probably that big, and even a few good doctors won't help him.

My Portuguese Empire: 01—10

I can't say it's a cool novel, but it's true that it's brainless. A protagonist who thinks he's extremely smart is paired with a group of low-intelligent supporting characters.

Hungary can welcome back Habsburg to rebuild the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Brazil can welcome back Miguel to rebuild Persia (crossed out) What's wrong with Portugal 😃

I can't understand why the book is called the Portuguese Empire and it should be called the Brazilian Empire. How much of the economic and military power of the Portuguese region accounts for the entire empire? It's really a case of selling dog meat over someone else's head. I originally thought that I could see the author writing about the small country Portugal, but I didn't expect that he would just write about Brazil. According to your nomenclature, it can be called the Hanoverian Empire and the Welsh Empire. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a clickbait.

Since Brazil became independent. It is impossible to unite with Portugal. At that time, Brazilian independence was achieved through war. And Brazilians hate the Portuguese. Because of being enslaved and discriminated against. Two cannot be dealt with. Just like the United States has returned to the embrace of Britain.