Previous chapter:
Chapter 1854 - 160: The Regency Era (Part 2)
Next chapter:
Chapter 1856 - 161: Political Marriage Alliance
PREVIEW
... he impact will be once internal conflicts erupt.
For specifics, one can refer to the Three Kingdoms in the Central Continent. Outsiders all thought they were paralyzed by the beatings from Different Races, and post-war they should unite wholeheartedly for development.
In reality, this is purely an idealistic state. After the continental war ended, the Three Kingdoms directly entered a state of regional division by Local Lords.
With large tracts of land fallen, many Nobles ...
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE




























