From the Caribbean to the Emperor of France

Question from someone who knows little about European culture: In reality, can Europeans accept such a protagonist ruling them? After all, Europe attaches great importance to blood and is bound by the Holy See and legal principles. The Emperor and the Commune back then were an anomaly.

It would be better for the protagonist to join the American Revolutionary War as reinforcements, and then a cannon fire on the Seine River, participate in the revolution, and win the anti-French alliance.

Might as well dress up as Napoleon's son

I originally thought it was a story about traveling to the real world with a game system and then becoming the Emperor of France with the help of the system. The result is a first-person stand-alone VR role-playing game, and I instantly lost my desire to watch it.

I hate to write that the upper management is smart and wise. In fact, if they were in another position, they would also have a lot of idiots and rubbish. This world is just a grassroots team.

Looking at the introduction, it's a bit like the dog-licking system, which helps others solve problems of one kind or another.

Do pirates still have the patience to wait for ransom? It's been so many days, it's already exceeded the agreed time.

The protagonist in Chapter 107 is so hypocritical. He made his name by opposing military officers' decisions. Now that you are in power, you immediately block this road? Even if you add a sentence, it is better than saying nothing when you find out that the officer made a wrong decision. The road was immediately blocked. It makes me laugh when I think of so many authors in the past who scolded "Three Spoons of Sugar". The feeling is that I haven't become him.

After getting a full map, I am invincible in naval battles and stealing ships. It is not easy to get a ship. I find a port and see which ship there is and no one will board it. I am still fishing for more than a hundred chapters and running around. I don't even return the ship to the French Emperor and persuade him to quit.

Is the hero disguised as a woman? That's interesting, Pirate Queen! Hehehe, will there be a pseudo-lily plot?

It's a pretty good book that I can read.

The plot is confusing, even though some kind of godson came to talk about the ransom, it still takes a long time!

Not bad, but the setting at the beginning is not good. It is better to set it to travel to the game world from the beginning, and then set the system to the game world system, so that the time can be faded.

France is the emperor, the author is powerful, what if he doesn't be beheaded and his descendants will be descended?

Why do I feel like I have a hammer here and a stick here and there? . . . .

It's pretty cool, but I don't have the money to sign up for a membership.