The Twin Cities: I Became the Twin Sisters' Real Dad

I originally wanted to ask what color my father's hair would be if pink-headed and blue-headed were sisters, but then I suddenly thought, isn't this Ramrem? That'll be fine.

You are already their biological father, so can I be your son-in-law?🙂

Zaun Republic No Factions Lynn Olet Zaun Restoration Government Authoritarian Democracy Next Election: June 980 Focus: Dawn of a New Kingdom Lynn•Olet ［]Head of the Republic of Zaan Fog The Lighthouse in China Daily political points +0.10 Stability +15.0% Lyn Ole was born into a poor family in Zaun in 940. Growing up in poverty, he witnessed the oppression of Zaun by the upper city. After starting a family and having children, in order to prevent future generations from continuing to live under the dark sky of Zaun, he was young and impulsive and joined the resistance team. However, in a bloody incident that hit the upper city, Lynn Ole lost his wife. His once like-minded partners fell to the gun of the law enforcement officer, and even he himself was seriously injured. After that, Linn was depressed for a period of time and constantly reflected on the mistakes he had made in the past. In the end, Lin En, who got rid of impulse and passion and embraced reason and science, summed up experience from failures and summarized a set of scientific social and economic theories. Reviving from depression, Lin En, unwilling to fail, armed his mind with knowledge and found comrades who had fought side by side with him. Now, Lynn is fully prepared. The day to overthrow oppression and exploitation is not far away. Super Event: Zaun-Piltwurf Unification Will is the weapon, so you are completely defenseless. ——Swain [The future has arrived] International Herald Courier The establishment of the Republic of Zaun! With the advance of Zaun's defense forces, Piltover declared its surrender this morning, and the two once-divided city-states reunited. Under the operation of the Zaun Restoration Government, a new and unprecedented Zaun appeared in front of the world. After annexing Ixtal in the south, Zaun now has the strength to compete head-on with Roxas. The city-state system with loose power structure has become a thing of the past. Today, Zaun is influencing the world as a unified country. As the influence of the Republic of Zaun increases day by day, Noxus and Demacia's control over the Far East weakens, and Bilgewater and Ionia have also defected, no one knows who Lynn Ole's next target will be. [Strength and strategy are indispensable. ]

The title of your book is the author. . . It cannot be said that it is closely related to the content, it can only be said that it has nothing to do with it. . . . The book is good, but the name is terrible

In fact, I have an idea. If I want to add a female protagonist in the later stage, I can choose Syndra. Anyway, she is strong enough, so I said that the dead wife is the embodiment of her thoughts, because she wants to break the seal. Add the factor of Syndra breaking the seal and missing her daughters, then the soul of Ionia will not reject her, so just go directly to Zaun. This way, we have a high-end combat power lineup, and we can also bring Zaun up by the way (Physics)

There is a book next door that also writes about the Zaun Revolution, but that book clearly states that it is united with the proletariat and that the capitalists don't want it, but the theory is worrying, and I couldn't stand it after reading it for a while... This one is better. To be honest, if you do not have solid theoretical knowledge, you should not take the path of socialism, otherwise you will accidentally write yourself as a socialist or reformer. Or this could have been... It didn't make any sense, it was more like a transitional government. If it didn't turn into a socialist government in the future, it would be acceptable.

You shouldn't be a eunuch, right? That's right, author (the data is not very good, so I'm a little worried)

The most thorough plot of the Twin Cities is to carry out a bottom-up cleansing, and go south to control the stretching mountains from Kumangla to Kumangla to gain a certain strategic depth. Logically speaking, these places should be within the scope of influence of Pi City. The explorers of Pi City have already gone deep into the rainforest of Isioken, but this is not mentioned in the Alliance universe or the plot. The problems of Hilko and Fandel in the Twin Cities are not small. They can cooperate and unite, but Fandel is too weak. After encountering setbacks, he turns to capitulationism and appeasement. His fighting spirit and revolutionary nature quickly fade away, and in fact he becomes a tool for the rulers of Piltover to oppress the lower city. After Silko took the leadership of the Lower City, he transformed into a semi-oligarch and half-comprador big bourgeoisie. His oppression and poisoning of the Lower City revealed that it was still essentially gang politics, and his Zaun was ultimately just the Zaun of the Alchemy Barons. The main base of the protagonist should still be the miners in the trenches. Even Darwinists and anarchists like Urgot can gain a large number of followers. You can imagine how ruthlessly the Alchemy Barons and Piltover guys oppressed these people.

I've read eight novels with the main character named Lin En or something. You don't know how to name them, right?

Are the people fools? An uncivilized animal? Isn't it a bit contrary to logic for you to write like this?