The Rise of the European Emperor

Marin isn't worried that the promise doesn't fall into place on paper. Because, having seen many contract loopholes in his previous life, there are a hundred ways to find loopholes and leave a foreshadowing.

Moreover, Marin is indeed unwilling to help the Habsburg family unify Germany. The princes were worried about him, but he himself was not happy. If he really helped the Habsburg family to unify Germany, what would be his fate in the end? "Flying birds are gone, good bows are hidden; cunning rabbits die, running dogs cook?"

Han Xin's fate was there, and Marin was not a brain-dead, so naturally he couldn't do such a stupid thing. Therefore, Marin is actually unwilling to help the Habsburg family to unify Germany. What's more, Marin himself has ideas for northern Germany. According to his plan, when the religious war begins, he will play the banner of supporting the Holy See, destroy the northern Protestant princes, and achieve the goal of controlling the small German area. Therefore, the ghosts are willing to help the Habsburg family unify Germany.

However, in this era of morality and honor, it is not easy for Marin to publicly betray Maximilian I. After all, that was Marlin's benefactor. It happened that, through the persecution of the princes, he took the opportunity to make an oath, thereby breaking the thoughts of the Habsburg family.

Of course, none of that matters. Right now, the most important thing for Marin is to publicize the dangers of the Americas, so that others don't try to snatch his turf. The American territory is too big, even if Marin's navy is strong, if someone really grabs it, he can't do anything about it. It's not that they can't beat them, but that they may not be able to detect the colonization activities of the other party. After all, with such a long coastline from south to north in America, on the vast sea, the enemy could find a spot to land and colonize at random, and he could not do anything about it.

Just like Spain in the original history, it is indeed extremely powerful and dominates the sea. However, seeing the Spaniards transporting gold and silver to the country in whole ships, the British and the Dutch took the risk and acted as pirates at sea, directly robbing Spain of gold and silver. Even the British royal family has invested in these pirate ships.

Later, after defeating the Armada, Britain gained confidence and established a colony directly on the east coast of North America. However, at the beginning, the British were only looking for gold, and did not think of reclaiming the land. However, as the British exiled a large number of Puritans and criminals to North America, the thirteen-state colonies in North America gradually appeared, and finally they became big...

But in the early days, the driving force that drove the British to colonize North America was because the jealous Spaniards dug a lot of gold and silver in the Americas...

So, Marin's idea is simple and straightforward - don't let Europeans see the benefits of colonizing the Americas, only let them see the risks and crises of going to America...

That way, they wouldn't think about America when they couldn't see the benefit. At least, not in the early days of Marin's colonization of America.

For Marin, the most difficult part is the early stage. Because Malin's current Beihai Kingdom looks relatively large, but it also depends on who he is compared with. Compared with those small German vassal states, Malin's Beihai Grand Duchy is indeed huge.

However, compared with England...the area and population are completely defeated...

If other countries in Europe became interested in America, Marin would not be able to stop it now. Therefore, Marin is now desperately smearing America in order to mislead Europeans.

In the later period, Marin completed the union of England, then there is no fear. At that time, with a large number of English sailors at the bottom, Marin will be able to form a huge fleet, roam the world, and beat all opponents who dare to covet America...

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Before, in order to smear the Americas and scare the Europeans, Marin and Columbus specially created the "Wild Diary" to describe the horrors of the Americas. And this time, Marin decided to repeat the old trick and described his trip to the Americas as terrifying, so as to scare the Europeans.

So Marin also wrote a diary-style book with a name similar to Columbus's book, "The Wilderness War". This book mainly tells the story of Marin leading an army of 3,000 troops on an expedition to the colony of the Wild Continent (North America) and fighting with the local natives.

In the story, Marin greatly exaggerated the combat effectiveness of the Indians, describing them as super Saiyans with powerful attributes such as "infinite power" and "flying in the forest". When writing this part, Marin had in mind a mix of orcs and jungle trolls from previous Warcraft lives...

Moreover, Marin also maliciously framed it, describing those Indians as "like to eat human flesh"...

In "War of the Wild", the Indians in Marin's writings will wield simple weapons such as stone axes and heavy hammers after seeing the army of the North Sea. Moreover, their shouting has also been artistically processed by Marin. This is what the book says - when those savages see the soldiers of Beihai Kingdom, they will jump up with their weapons excitedly. Moreover, the corners of his mouth were full of saliva. At the same time, they will shout "meat, fresh meat"... Obviously, these savages regard the soldiers of the North Sea Kingdom as human flesh that can walk...

Obviously, this plot is plagiarized from the lines of the gnolls and ogres in the later World of Warcraft - those cannibal races, after seeing the player, they like to shout such a sentence...

Moreover, Marin also described a special thing in "Wild War" - that is, Marin seized a bizarre cookbook of cannibals, and I saw that the cookbook said -

1. Find one or eight people.

2. Hit people hard.

3. Continue to beat people.

4. Throwing people into the fire.

5. Eat people...

As for how the cannibal savages had writing, Marin explained—these savages would write a hieroglyph, and Marin learned the meaning of it through the elder prophets of the captured cannibal savages.

This weird looking recipe looks hilarious but terrifying to think about. It's terrifying that there is such a race in the world who likes to eat people and records it in recipes...

In fact, this is not scary at all. This weird recipe is also from the World of Warcraft that Marin played in his previous life. In the game, Marlin's thief once stole this bizarre recipe from the Fat Ogre of Doom. When Marin saw it, he couldn't help laughing and thought it was funny. But that was a game, and Marin knew that the ogre race was made up, so he didn't feel it. But in real life, Marin made up the story based on the fact that other people in Europe were not familiar with the situation in America, and it was quite similar, it sounded more scary...

In order to look more realistic, Marin also described the customs there in detail. However, what he wrote was all false...

According to Marin's description, those savages live in burrows (orc burrows). They wear animal skins and are accustomed to hunting, so they are particularly ferocious. Moreover, in the famine years, there is still the bad habit of eating the elderly as food... If I can't survive it, I will even put the children in the pot to cook and eat...

The savages also attack each other, but they do not fight with the enemy to grab territory and food, but to kill the enemy as a ration... In front of the cave where the savages live, there are preserved human thighs and various meats hanging. Pieces... As for the human skulls, they were made into decorations and hung at the entrance of the cave to show off the master's bravery...

Moreover, after the defeat of the savage tribe "Warsong Clan" that fought against Marin, after the heroic death of Chief Grom Hellscream, the corpse was not buried by the clansmen, but was roasted and eaten by the surviving clansmen... ...It is said that it is their tradition... The 300 soldiers who died in the battle under Marin, if not everyone tried their best to get their bodies back, it is estimated that they would have been roasted and eaten by the savages...

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A few days later, Marin wrote this extremely terrifying and bloody "Savage War" finally completed. Different from Columbus's "Wild Diary", "Wild Diary" mainly describes the harsh natural environment of the wild continent and the ferocity of beasts. And Marin's book "The Wilderness War" focuses on the fierceness and brutality of the savages on the wild continent. Especially the plot of cannibalism is creepy...