Chapter 96: Urgent! Consultation on offspring

Urgent! Consultation on offspring.

As mentioned before, this book satisfies the readers' needs.

Below is the question about offspring.

Everyone, please give your preferences in the corresponding branches so I can decide the subsequent plot direction.

First, no offspring. Adopt King Arthur, Beowulf, excellent natives, etc., as foster children. Imperial succession system, as electors. Those with great merits to the empire can become electors and become Augustus.

Equivalent to returning to the Caesar-era system, similar to the Principate, rather than bloodline imperial succession.

Existence above dimensions, just traveling in the human world, not caring about offspring inheritance, nor caring how long the empire can last. It all depends on the descendants, doing one's best.

Second, have offspring, but cannot give birth to children conventionally. Need to use legendary degree, similar to being born extraordinary, but can engrave an ability for oneself. Descendants have a very small probability of continuing to inherit. (Personal preference: Dragon Bloodline.)

Adoption remains the same, convenient for enfeoffment in remote areas of Northern Europe, for example, adopting Beowulf and enfeoffing him in the corners of Norway and Sweden.

A unified dynasty is extremely difficult; Europe is naturally chaotic.

Early imperial succession, later transformed into the Holy Roman Empire's electors, entering the feudal era.

The protagonist's offspring bloodline, with a small family's thousand-year inheritance. The disadvantage is that offspring are difficult and very few; the advantage is elite-oriented. Descendants have a probability of appearing with the Dragon Bloodline. If the empire is destroyed, it will not affect the family inheritance too much.

Return power to the people.

Because there is no need to bear too much karma, if the empire is ruined, it is because the successors are not good, while the protagonist's bloodline offspring still enjoy glory and will not be liquidated.

Can be extended to modern times.

Third, have offspring, conventional feudal empire route.

Advantage: Spread seeds throughout the world, enfeoff kings, imperial power held in bloodline inheritance. Europe undergoes a major blood transfusion. Disadvantage: The national fortune of a feudal empire is hard to say. If the empire is destroyed, the protagonist's offspring will be very miserable and will likely be slaughtered and abused.

Do not return power to the people.

When the Byzantine Empire was destroyed, the royal males were killed, and the females became playthings.

If you enjoy the glory at the birth of the empire, you must bear the pain at the destruction of the empire.

If bloodline holds the imperial throne, it must bear all karma. Only modern dynasties have a chance to end decently. Historically, French emperors were beheaded.

But the descendants' bloodline will be spread everywhere, and from time to time, the dynasty will be restored.

Everyone, please refer to this and give your opinions so I can decide the deduction of the subsequent world history line. If there are any better choices and more reasonable routes, they can also be written out for everyone to refer to together.

Similar to the excellent conclusion of the first volume of crowdfunding.

There is no eternal dynasty system, and it is impossible for all descendants to be elites.

This background line affects a thousand years later, my deduction and construction of modern times, the future, the interstellar era, and the supernatural Earth. The conclusion of the first volume later also determines whether it is offspring inheritance or designating an excellent imperial successor.

After the territory is too large, it must be enfeoffed and governed: Northern Europe must be enfeoffed; Eurasia, parts of Russia, Carthage in Africa, Egypt, the Seleucid Empire area, and Mesopotamia, etc.

As above.

Of course, if readers want to see small country territory, that is unifying Europe, merging the Eastern and Western Empires, successors continue to expand the territory, from prosperity to decline, historical cycle.

This voice is high, and I can write it. After all, such a large territory is really cheating.

Subsequent expansion, progress will be accelerated, will not be written so detailed, the time span will be larger, using the daily life of the dragon's rise to replace the timetable.

Because the dragon's timeline is particularly long.

After being crowned Augustus, it is the deduction of the historical timeline, and only major events will be recorded.

Thus, the first volume completes a relatively good conclusion.

Subsequent volumes will not write cool novels about hegemony. I will try new cool novel styles from other perspectives, such as a dragon lord who doesn't need to worry about government affairs at all, a perspective not as cumbersome as an empire.

After the first volume ends, the subsequent ones will not be historical trends, but returning as immortal heroic spirits to show off, occasionally looking at what the world has become.

The plot line with the church, up to the Holy Grail and the War of Heroic Spirits, that is, the Heroic Spirit Hall merges with the world and becomes law-based.

Through the war of heroic spirits, solve some disputes in the supernatural world, or even maintain the survival of a certain faith through the battle of heroic spirits.

If heroic spirits keep losing, a certain faith may die out.

The protagonist's existence will change the great ebb of myths, stabilizing it at a stage close to a low-magic world. As long as his immortal heroic spirit is still there, the world's power ceiling will still be there.

Seems like I said too much again.

No wonder you guys always like to say I'm padding, haha, I'll try to pad less.

Urgent, urgent, urgent.

How should offspring be arranged? Let me see your thoughts. ===== CHAPTER 97 =====