Long Live the Empress!

[Funny] + [War] + [Mecha Wars] + [Politics] + [Fantasy]

(This is a political, military, science fiction, satirical, and comedic novel, drawing inspiration from classic works such as "Yes, Minister," "Yes, Prime Minister," "The Good Soldier Schweik," and "Catch-22," as well as political satires and military jokes from around the world.)

In the year 1923 of the Universal Calendar, a war of unprecedented magnitude erupted on a world called Ada. Soldiers from various nations, maneuvering giant mobile armor, slaughtered each other, leaving corpses strewn across the land...

In this war-torn era, Lieutenant Euan Hurst, who traveled from another world, was forced to voluntarily enlist in the army under the order of the Queen of the Histania Empire.

Although he had already prepared himself for the idea that "the world is a giant makeshift organization," he still encountered many unexpectedly bizarre characters, such as a quartermaster who caused shortages in everything he managed, a medical officer who sold soldiers' amputated limbs as organic fertilizer, and even a commander who forced his soldiers to run a half marathon in the middle of winter...

In addition, his ridiculous military career was also filled with various bizarre incidents, such as using burnt bread crumbs instead of coffee powder, deliberately writing the deaths of other soldiers in battle reports to withhold resettlement fees, and executing prisoners of war with poisoned potatoes when he could not find bullets.

When the war ended, a reporter interviewed the now successful Youen. When asked how the war had changed him, he smiled and said:

"I think the biggest change the war has had on me is that it has transformed me from a young man with some mental problems into a young man with a mental illness."