1061: the Rise of Hohenzollern

In 1061, on the day of the completion of Sauron Castle, Count Burchard was assassinated and his successor, Frederick Sauron, was seriously injured and fell into a coma. Three days later, Frederick woke up from a coma, but no one knew that the person who woke up was a modern soul from nine hundred years later. In this turbulent era, without a golden finger, he used the knowledge from his previous life to farm, train troops, and grow stronger. When the king was excommunicated and the duke proclaimed himself king, he led an army to kill the false king, was awarded the title of duke, and was officially named "Hohenzollern". When he led the Crusaders to capture Jerusalem and everyone cheered, he secretly lamented, "It's a pity that the real opponent has not yet emerged."