Type-Moon, the Ultimate Villain Simulator

There is no such thing as free soup.

When I came, I was eager to save the world.

An idealist does not realize the difficulties along the way.

Sancho may have obscured this part of the cognition as well.

But when I really came to the outside world.

Don Quixote saw it all.

A dynasty, a king, a lord, should never put people in such dire straits.

Even if he was a tyrant, it was understandable that he was just extremely licentious.

But at least when they saw people just outside their city gates, neither the bureaucrats nor the people in the city, even the emperor, had the slightest intention of helping.

Not so, my Lord.

There are many proud monarchs in European history who were also famous for their kindness or ability.

It is undeniable that they all have charismatic personalities.

But this so-called Emperor Ling of Han was not like that.

He is incompetent like other monarchs, and even more cruel than other monarchs.

After asking the hungry people nearby, he learned more about the fact that Emperor Ling of Han was still buying and selling official positions.

Buying and selling official positions might be okay if it was just for a knight or a knight, but the existence of a court knight is just more elegant.

This is the case in Don Quixote's view. After all, in chivalric novels, there are many clowns represented by knights.

But who would sell out the real-name grand dukes and other lords? That would absolutely be an exploitation of the people.

During this period, the exploitation of people was actually intensified.

At that time, there were various kinds of wood heading to Luoyang.

Perhaps Emperor Ling of Han was still thinking that no matter what he did, building a fixed asset would probably be a good thing.

But looking at the starving people next to him, Don Quixote became furious.

He took Sancho with him, picked up his spear, and went to the government office in Luoyang, wanting to seek justice from someone.

But one department after another.

One yamen after another.

When Don Quixote had visited all the government offices, he only left the imperial court.

Only then did I realize that everyone had been treating him like a game, playing around with him.

There are obviously many fun-loving people in this world.

Even the citizens in the city looked at Don Quixote with ridicule.

He arrived at the palace gate and asked to see the emperor, that is, the king.

But when Don Quixote walked into the court, he heard Emperor Ling of Han and other ministers looking at him with smiles.

I think it's very funny and interesting.

In other dynasties, if such a person were to spread the word, he might be regarded as a great philanthropist, and even the emperor would be forced to take action to solve the problem.

But in this era, it is just regarded as a joke.

Talking and laughing.

Honest, brave and kind people have become a joke.

This is not common, and even later generations talked about it: In that era, when talented scholars and talented people emerged, all the untalented people would supervise and tie them up, and even kill them. The killing was not done by knives, saws, water or fire; writing was also killed, reputation was also killed, voice, smile and appearance were also killed.

This is what a declining world is like.

Don Quixote was provoked.

But he knew that he must not get angry at this time.

The purpose of my coming here is to obtain food. If I get angry, I will instead reinstall the highest existence in this world.

The emperor, who is high above, will never allow his actions to be

Instead, he will be furious.

It may even involve more people.

Kind people choose to be weak for the sake of others.

After Emperor Ling of Han played around, he seemed to be in a good mood and said, "I am merciful, so I will give you some food. Keep up the good work."

As he said this, he asked someone to give him a hundred shi of grain.

He was driven out of the court, and said with a smile that he hoped to show off more diligently in the future.

It seemed that the emperor enjoyed Don Quixote's performance.

Don Quixote showed no emotion either.

After all, Don Quixote had already anticipated this world long ago.

However, this hundred stones of grain still made Don Quixote worried.

If you do the math, one stone is enough for more than 30 people to eat. If you save it, it's enough to save 40 people.

If there are one hundred copies, that would be four thousand people.

There were only more than a thousand people outside the city, after all, many starving people died along the way.

But that was only enough for everyone to eat for less than a week.

There is not enough food for people.

It seems that the food was obtained.

But it doesn't make any sense.

Don Quixote could only let Sancho give Australia to the people with a sad face.

Sancho is also a good maid, and of course in Don Quixote's eyes he is a qualified housekeeper and servant.

Find a way to grind up the bags that were originally delivered, or cook other weeds that have been eaten for a while and cook them into porridge directly.

At least this way people will feel like they are eating more.

This way, we can have enough food to last for at least a few more days.

After becoming depressed, Don Quixote also chose to give alms with Sancho.

Two days passed like this, one day by chance.

Don Quixote saw a man coming to him mysteriously with potatoes and asking for advice.

"Old man, do you believe in potatoes?"

"Do you know my Lord Potato?"

"There is an old potato fairy in this world. He couldn't bear to see people suffering, so he gave up his own body. He was willing to be peeled, cut, put into oil, steamed, broken into pieces, and turned into mud. In order to save the hungry people, he gave up everything he had. ..."

So Don Quixote learned about the Taiping Religion.

Although I don’t understand why people of this era would hold potatoes in their hands.

But Don Quixote could still understand.

If potatoes were taken out, it would be a good thing for the people in this world.

After all, this is where the potato production is located.

Even if the soil and water conditions are relatively poor due to other reasons, there are still many benefits if you plant it with other plants.

As for the Taiping Religion.

At least it's not an overly evil religion.

In this era, it is actually a good thing to revolt.

After all, the strong should protect the weak.

The weak should also draw their swords for survival and everything worth cherishing.

Therefore, Don Quixote secretly accepted the ideas of the Taiping Church, because he knew that people in the world needed them.

This period of time was indeed the happiest time for Zhang Jiao.

After all, being able to act side by side with people.

You can also find ways to secretly transport potatoes and other things, mix them into porridge, and feed them to people.

They can also secretly spread Taiping Religion to people.

While trying to make the population near Luoyang appear to be slowly decreasing.

Constantly shifting the center of starvation.

Go to the village behind to seek a glimmer of hope.

There are Taiping Sect deployments there.

As for the uprising, Don Quixote had already made preparations since he already knew about it.

He even learned what a knight should be like and trained soldiers.

Of course, this is not useless.

According to the era in which Don Quixote lived, the training of soldiers was better than the training system of the Han Dynasty in some aspects.

Therefore, the local apprentice leader of the Taiping Sect directly told Don Quixote their purpose.

Heaven is dead, Huang Tian shall stand!

Here, no one will discriminate against Don Quixote, and some may even admire him for what he has done.

As for the talk about the dwarves of Nanyue, all I can say is that because of Zhang Jue's existence, people are more receptive to fantasy species.

I will not discriminate against people because of their height or other reasons...

Because they were all hungry, it was very common for them to be thin due to lack of food.

Don Quixote felt valued.

It's not because I'm superior to others, but because I'm recognized.

Sancho, who was standing by, was also very happy to see this.

Although my master is not the strongest hero, he is definitely the most admirable old man.

Even compared with the high and mighty old man of the crown, he is comparable.

At least that's what Sancho himself thought.

Therefore, Sancho was naturally happy to see that his old man was recognized by others.

"This is what a knight should do."

Don Quixote said proudly.

"A wandering knight should be just like Robin Hood."

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in case……

in case……

How nice it would be if everything could be the same as it was at the beginning!

The blood-red eyes glared at the enemy in front.

Don Quixote stood on the city wall.

Countless officers and soldiers emerged from it.