From the Caribbean to Emperor of France
从加勒比海到法兰西皇帝
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- Ongoing
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- 550k Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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A question from someone with a limited understanding of European culture: In reality, could Europeans accept such a protagonist ruling them? After all, Europe values bloodlines and is bound by the Papacy and law; Napoleon and the Commune were definitely outliers.
Refer to Lafayette et al.
How about this: the protagonist joins the American Revolutionary War as reinforcements, then a cannon shot fires on the Seine, he participates in the revolution, and wins against the anti-French coalition.
It would be better to dress up as Napoleon's son.
I initially thought it was a story about someone with a game system who travels to the real world and becomes Emperor of France with the system's help. But it turned out to be a first-person, single-player VR role-playing game, and I instantly lost all interest in watching.
I hate portraying those in power as shrewd and wise; in reality, if you put them in a different position, many would be incompetent and useless. This world is just a makeshift operation.
I got a full map cheat, making me invincible in naval battles and base raids. Getting ships is easy; just find a port, see which ship is unoccupied, and go for it. Yet, after over a hundred chapters, I'm still slacking off, running around aimlessly, and I don't even have a ship yet, and I'm still the Emperor of France. This is enough to make you quit.
The protagonist in Chapter 107 is too hypocritical. He rose to fame by opposing the officers' decisions, and now that he's in power, he immediately blocks that path? Even adding a line about how things turned out to be flawed by the officers would have been better than saying nothing at all. He's completely blocked his way.
Do the pirates still have the patience to wait for the ransom? So many days have passed; it's well past the agreed-upon time.
The description sounds a bit like a "simp system," where you help others solve various problems.
The male lead is dressed as a woman? That's interesting, a pirate queen! Hehehe, will there be any pseudo-yuri elements?