In an alien world, France, he had just become a soldier under the Headless King. After a defeat in the heart of Germania, he found a captain's uniform while fleeing. From a self-righteous captain in the face of danger, to a domineering frontier general, to the supreme commander who conquered everything he saw. "So you've really made me suffer," Xia Lin said, removing the purple robe his men had draped over him.

Mid-11th century, the Count of Greningen, nestled at the northern foot of the Alps. Friedrich had been transported there for over a decade. Originally, he only intended to be an heir to the countship, inheriting the title after his father's death and living a peaceful life. However, by chance, he became a servant to the young king and narrowly escaped death in a coup a few years later. Banished back to his territory, he was acutely aware that chaos was imminent, and even a king without power would be at the mercy of others. With his father's support, he cultivated forests, recruited artisans, established workshops, expanded his army, and quietly amassed strength. Now, the king had come of age and begun to rule personally, intending to revitalize the monarchy; princes had seized royal lands and refused to submit to the monarch; and the Church, after a century of reform, sought to break free from secular control. In this chaotic situation, Friedrich...

All races coexist, swords and magic complement each other, humans, sea races, elves, dwarves, orcs... compete to be the first to shine the light of civilization and compose an epic tragedy!

(Lord Farming is a slow-moving article, I suggest you be more patient)

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Friends who are in a book shortage, please move to "Zhu Dao in the Heavens", "Holy Roman Empire", "The Road to Mediterranean Overlord"

After being punched awake, Morin found himself a prisoner of war. He'd imagined a world reminiscent of the eve of World War I, but the reality was far worse. And why, even a soldier of the Empire, was he an ally of the International Brigade volunteers? The tin-canned assault troopers wielding swords and shields, the armored knights powered by a hybrid of diesel and magic, and the accompanying mages...all of this told Morin that there was something wrong with this world, and it was a big one. But his priority now was how to survive this war, the one that was supposed to "end all wars." Elements of this book: a magical retelling of World War I, the true man's role as a tyrant, diesel armored knights, airship boarding...