The Rise of the European Emperor

In the room in the backyard of the Hyde City City Lord's Mansion, Marin was lying on the bed with a look of lovelessness...

Of course, Marin never worried about his own safety. Although Woolf Esbrand kidnapped him, he never dared to "tear up the ticket". Because at this moment Hyde City is still surrounded by Marin's army of 15,000 people. If something happened to him, Hyde City would have to be massacred. Marin said so, and of course Woolf Esbrand believed it, and did not dare to abuse him.

However, this time, Marin's face was thrown on Mars...

"Fighting geese all day long, but being pecked at the eye" is exactly what Marin has in mind at present. Since crossing the border, Marin has always used his knowledge beyond the times, and Europeans are not good at conspiracy and tricks at this time. Play around with these ancient Europeans.

Therefore, Marin later inflated himself step by step. In particular, when Marin captured Denmark, one of the European powers, his self-confidence swelled to the extreme, and he seemed to feel that he was invincible...

It is precisely because of this that Marin made the blind decision to meet Woolf Esbrand alone, and even tried to use his "hegemony" to deter Woolf Esbrand...

Now that I think about it, how ridiculous I was at that time...

Probably because the road went too smoothly before, Marin regarded himself as the "son of the plane" of Duan Yu and his like, and felt that he was the embodiment of luck. …

Under the influence of such extremely self-inflated thoughts, Marin made a decision to meet with Woolf Esbrand in the city alone, and did not care that the other party brought another person...

Then, without further ado, Marin was knocked unconscious and taken away...

"It turns out that I'm not a 'Son of the Plane'..." Ma Lin thought with a gloomy face.

Think about it too, the experiences of those "children of planes" are too nonsense. The most classic is that Duan Yu fell off the cliff and picked up the magic tricks, and lying there, Manggu Crimson Clam himself climbed into his mouth - and then The protagonist is invincible...

There are also protagonists who randomly pick up a ring on the ground and get a system or an old man who buys a pirated CD and can mix a system...

But...that's a novel of system invincibility after all...

Although Marin had a smooth journey, he never won because of magic or the help of the system. He was able to achieve success, relying on the vast amount of history books he had read in his previous life. Although there is no system, it can also use the history read in the previous life to predict the enemy's opportunities and take countermeasures in advance.

However, this kind of success is based on the premise of correct judgment. If the judgment is wrong, it is equally unfortunate, and there is no chance for the system to help "enlarge the move". No, Marin's self-inflated momentary was taken advantage of by his opponent, and then he was knocked unconscious and taken away, becoming a prisoner...

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Of course, Marin is no fool. In fact, before, Marin also had a plan to deal with emergencies. For example, if the other party brought a macho, how to deal with it.

The solution was that Marin hid a clockwork pistol in his clothes. If something goes wrong, Marin can pull out the gun and fire a musket, knocking down the opponent's entourage with one shot...

As for Woolf Esbrand himself, many people know that he is not a master of martial arts. Marin believes that as long as he has no helpers, and everyone has no weapons, he will definitely be able to outsmart the opponent...

It was with this seemingly no problem plan that Kahn agreed not to follow Marin's side, but to stay in the main force.

Because it is indeed difficult for ordinary people to resist the sudden blow of Marin's clockwork musket. Even if he is as strong as Kahn, he can't say that he can completely avoid Marin's drawn gun.

However, what Marin didn't expect was that the young man named "Cage" brought by Woolf Esbrand,

He is a horse expert who can pull his opponent off the horse and knock him unconscious quickly when the horse is charging at a high speed...

Before he was caught, Marin actually planned to draw a gun and shoot. It's a pity that Cage's hands are faster, and at the moment when Marin is about to draw the spring and fire a musket, he pulls Marin off the horse's back...

Marin suddenly lost his center of gravity and couldn't help but dance to keep his balance. In this way, he missed the opportunity to draw out the musket, and was knocked unconscious by Cage and taken away...

If it had been someone with a slower hand, Marin might have managed to pull out the musket and knock him off the horse.

However, life has no ifs. Marin was careless for a while, and the opponent's speed was indeed too fast, so he could only accept the fate of being caught by mistake.

Moreover, he should also be thankful that it was the Dietmarschen who captured him, not the Danish King Hans. If it falls into Hans' hands, Marin will be cut in minutes...

Woolf Esbrand didn't embarrass Marin, he arranged Marin in the backyard guest room of the City Lord's mansion and served delicious food and drink. However, he hoped that Marin could change his mind, give up his coveting of the Dittmarschen area, leave with the army, and promise in writing that he will not covet here in the future.

However, Marin himself, still in the stage of suffering a serious mental blow, didn't pay attention to Woolf Esbrand at all, just lay in bed in a daze, blaming himself...

In this regard, Woolf Essbrand did not reluctantly. Anyway, since Marin was caught by accident, the East Frisian army of 15,000 people immediately stopped all attacks, just surrounded Hyde City in this way, daring not to make any excessive moves.

Under such circumstances, even if Marin didn't cooperate for a while, Woolf Esbrand was not worried. Anyway, if the other party wants to leave, he has to cooperate with himself, right?

At the door of the room where Marin was, the young man named Cage was moving a stool to sit at the door to prevent Marin from escaping...

After all, Marin is also a knight. Although his martial arts are not top-notch, the average soldier is definitely not an opponent. If Marin ran away, then the 15,000 troops outside the city would have no scruples.

So, Woolf Esbrand simply sent his number one general, Marin, to watch over him...