
Welcome Back the Fake Princess at the Beginning and Directly Kill the Real Emperor
开局迎回假公主,直接爆杀真皇帝
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- Completed
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- 179k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Historical Myth
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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How to put it this way, from a military point of view, it looks quite exciting, but from a fun point of view, all the current plots are trying to trap the protagonist. Everything the protagonist is doing seems to be achieved by himself, but in fact it is not. In this regard, it is quite affecting the senses. Of course, if you like this kind of decryption, you will probably like it.
Looking at the introduction, Britain became a colony? Oriental yellow people are from a big country in the East? This setting is a bit like Liu's "Western". 🙂
The world is too chaotic ♂ Without the British turmoil, it feels like there is a lot less meaning. The princess's name is Catherine, so the Russians won't show up?
3000 Collections? Have you bought it
Explain why the protagonist doesn't just rebel, get married by force, and move the capital.
The main reason is the lack of people, because the protagonist comes from fighting among civilians, and there is no secular force behind him to support him. In other words, even if he succeeded in his rebellion and got the throne, he would not be able to manage the entire Prussian empire, because the entire empire was divided into layers and relied on large and small lords for governance. It was not the county system of ancient China, and there were no bureaucrats who passed the imperial examination. Therefore, even if the protagonist succeeds in his rebellion, he will only have an additional title of emperor at most, which does not mean that he rules the entire empire. Without the underlying governance of the lord, he cannot collect taxes, let alone recruit troops.
Why write about magic?
In order to check and balance Zhao Song's muskets and avoid imbalance in the situation. This book will not contain too many descriptions of magic, and there will basically be no description of the magic potion refining process. This is more of a plug-in for the protagonist, allowing him to solve certain difficult problems more easily.
The background setting of this book
The relevant country names and place names are for the convenience of understanding and memory, so as to omit the description of physical geography in this book. It can be regarded as an imaginary parallel world, but it essentially does not have realistic research value I hope everyone can enjoy reading it^_^!
It's okay, but those marching orders don't seem interesting if they don't use your brain.
The divine factions appearing in the book (continuously updated...)
Temple: the new gods after the last "Twilight of the Gods". The core area is in the Sicilian Peninsula. It is the mainstream belief in western Europe. The Nordic Gods: the Nordic barbarians in the divine faction. The core area is in the capital of light and darkness in Northern Europe. It is the mainstream belief in northern Europe.
National forces that have emerged (continuously updated...)
Prussian Empire: Feudal lordship, located in the center of Europe, a long-established military power France Empire: Feudal lordship, bordering the Atlantic Sea to the west, bordering the Prussian Empire to the east, strong national power foundation Bovia Federation: Kingdom federation, bordering the Prussian Empire to the west, and the Russian State to the east, a loose alliance system Russian State: Feudal lordship, eastern Europe, the largest country in Europe Loba country, a backward semi-nomadic country Viking Empire: Oligarchy, northern Europe, the highest and most mysterious European country, mainly living on fishing and piracy Zhao Song: Monarchy, with influence throughout Southeast Asia and South Asia Peninsula, the world's top sea power Great Britain Territory: Governor's jurisdiction, Zhao Song colony, a sharp sword hanging on the Europa continent