The Rise of the European Emperor

Shang Zhen's worries are actually superfluous, because Marin is really not interested in the Ryukyu Islands. To be honest, the Ryukyu Islands are useless except for their strategic importance. The land here is barren and there are no mineral resources, so there is really nothing to gain.

Taiwan Island also has the Jinguashi gold mine, the Datun Mountain sulfur mine, camphor trees everywhere, and several plains that can be farmed. And what about the Ryukyu Islands? Because the land is barren and the sea breeze is too strong, sweet potatoes are mainly grown, and rice cultivation is only popular in a few areas such as the main island.

The only value of this dilapidated place is as a transit point for Sino-Japanese trade. In addition, the value is far less than Taiwan Island.

Therefore, it is absolutely sincere to rent Amami Oshima or something. Perhaps in less than ten years, the army will withdraw.

In fact, if it weren't for the Lingjia Jinshan Mountain in Lingjia County, the northernmost part of the Osumi Country, Marin would not have cared about the place of the Osumi Country.

For Marin, the gold and silver from Iwami Silver Mine and Sado Island are actually the most important. Secondly, it is to land from the direction of the Sea of ​​Japan, control the Kyoto area, control the Japanese emperor, and "hold the emperor to order the princes", so as to achieve the purpose of indirectly controlling Japan.

As for enslaving the Japanese people specifically, Marin didn't have much interest. Not even the idea of ​​enslaving Japanese farmers. Because, since the last time Gan Fushuizi said that Japanese people are generally around 1.4 to 1.5 meters tall because they don't eat meat, Marin has been desperate for Japan's large population. Is it interesting to enslave a group of people who are about the same height as elementary school students? Anyway, Marin didn't see the coolness.

He just wants to attack the Japanese warrior class, and then introduce old black blood to lower the Japanese IQ. At the same time, Cheng Zhu Neo-Confucianism of the Ming Dynasty was introduced to imprison the Japanese thought. He doesn't care about the rest.

For Marin, mining and smelting Japan's gold and silver mines and turning them into coins of the North Sea Kingdom is the real business, and everything else is secondary.

Of course, for the sake of his son Ganfu Nobunaga's face, Marin doesn't mind supporting his son to establish a Ganfu shogunate. Anyway, since the "Onin Rebellion", the Muromachi shogunate has long been disgraced and will be replaced sooner or later. It is better to let Nobunaga replace it.

Marin's only doubt is that he is afraid that Fu Xinchang will have other thoughts in his heart when he grows up. For example, Japan's gold and silver are regarded as their own, and they are not given to Beihai. Therefore, although Marin intends to support Nobunaga, he must first observe. If Nobunaga is not of one mind with Beihai, it is better not to support him. At least, he can't prevent Beihai from obtaining gold and silver from Japan.

For this reason, Marin plans to stay with Nobun for a few more years, let him grow up with Caesar in Aurich, cultivate brotherhood, and avoid the two sides turning their faces in the future.

However, if you want to cultivate the brotherhood between Caesar and Nobunaga, you need to bring Nobunaga into the Aurich Palace...

"Headache..." Marin rubbed his head, feeling very troubled.

But in order to control Japan in the future, Marin still had the cheek to beg Angela to allow Nobunaga to enter the palace to raise him, so that he could have frequent contact with his brother Caesar.

Angela was resolutely unwilling at first, but Marin flicked and said that in the future, Nobunaga would need to assist Caesar in controlling Japan with a population of 17 million, so Angela hesitated. The main reason is that this population scares Angela. After all, the whole of Germany only has more than 12 million people. Even France, the most populous country in Europe, only has 15 million people... However, Angela doesn't know that most of these 17 million people look like elementary school students because they don't eat meat...

Angela couldn't make up her mind, so she called her son Caesar and asked for his opinion. Caesar is also a small careerist. When he heard that he would need the help of his younger brother to control Japan with 17 million people in the future (actually, Nobunaga’s help may not be necessary, but it would be easier to have him help), he agreed without hesitation to accept Nobunaga to enter the palace to accompany him .

Marin was very satisfied with Caesar's decisiveness. Not being emotional, this is the quality of a qualified monarch. Seeing that her son agreed, Angela reluctantly agreed. However, she resolutely refused to let Gan Fushuizi live in the palace in order to preserve her dignity as the master of the harem.

After thinking about it, Marin agreed. At the same time, he ordered his subordinates to dig the closed tunnel leading to the mysterious courtyard outside the palace again.

That yard was where Marin hid after his fraudulent death. Angela also relied on that tunnel to meet Marin and accept Marin's command. However, after Marin made his public appearance, he blocked the tunnel.

Now, Angela didn't want to see Gan Fushuizi, but Gan Fu Xinchang couldn't leave her mother. Therefore, Marin took a compromise method-to dig the tunnel again, so that Gan Fu Nobunaga could enter the palace and cultivate feelings with Caesar. However, Gan Fushuizi lives in that small courtyard, and will not enter the palace, so as not to make Angela angry.

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Soon, the tunnel was dug again and widened. At the same time, the courtyard of the residential house where Marin hid before was also expanded into a more spacious house. Ganfu Shuizi took the remaining three maids and bodyguards - Qinzi, Shuzi and Huazi, here to take care of his son Nobunaga. Of course, Marin also equipped them with maids and guards to take care of daily life.

Every day, after Caesar finished his studies, a special maid, Fu Xinchang, would go through the tunnel and come to the backyard of the palace to reunite with a group of brothers and sisters including Caesar, Robert, Ma Yun, Mary and William to cultivate emotion.

This is Marin's mandatory requirement for Caesar. If even the younger brothers can't make peace, how can they make peace with the huge North Sea country and the future England?

Of course, Marin also has very good benefits - when he is free, he can sneak through the tunnel, go to the yard, and go to Gan Fushuizi to steal fish...

Shuizi, who looks like Master Canglao, is quite attractive, and Shuizi's three maids who practice martial arts have very good waists. Can do all kinds of complicated actions... As for the details, I can't write...

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In fact, most of the brotherhood between Nobunaga and Caesar was fooled. What Marin was more interested in was the team combination of Mizuko and the three maids. After all, although Angela is beautiful and Felice is wild, after so many years, Marin has already vomited. Therefore, Marin's main purpose is to go to Ganfu Shuizi to find some excitement nearby. As for letting Nobunaga and Caesar cultivate brotherhood, it was actually incidental...

Poor Angela is too kind and simple. Although Caesar is smart, he is still young and has too little experience... Then, the mother and son were limped by Marin, a big pig's hoof.

Whenever the mother and son were wooing a few brothers in the "United Front", Marin often took the opportunity to sneak through the secret passage to "consolate" Nobunaga's mother, Gan Fushuizi, and her three maids...

Of course, Marin didn't go there every day, but only occasionally to find excitement. After all, he had too many business to do. Moreover, although it is not necessary for Caesar to unite several brothers, it is also very useful. At least, he cultivated Caesar's ability to win people over...

But being a monarch in Europe is an indispensable means to win over great nobles and generals. Let Caesar practice this earlier to lay the foundation for the future.