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Chapter 1088 Red Man

In just one year, Pushkin became the most handsome boy in the entire empire. In his first battle after becoming a retinue knight, Pushkin killed an imperial knight and also killed 1 of his subordinates. The knights, the elite knights composed of hundreds of knights, were completely broken through and completely collapsed. Some of the knights even had inner demons because of this and never dared to go to the battlefield again.

There was no way, Pushkin's record was too weird. He was obviously a knight knight who didn't even have fighting spirit, but he relied on his strength to make bricks fly, and he killed the knight who was two levels ahead.

So much so that the Shield of the Empire, the great Knight of the Rose, publicly stated that Pushkin was the future of the empire, and that in the coming 100 years, he would be the Optimus Prime of the entire empire. It's hard to imagine how terrifying a fierce man like him can be when he possesses fighting spirit. Even Qi Bo will be able to kill him.

As a result, Pushkin became the core of discussions throughout the empire. Many noble ladies were curious about why this young boy had such a terrifying physique. So some people dug out Pushkin's past experiences and thought that it was probably because of that childhood incident. A beating activated some strange potential in his body, giving him such a weird physique.

Compared with Pushkin's physique, what he did in the imperial capital has always been talked about.

After completing the feat of defeating the entire knights, Pushkin and his entire family were taken to live in the imperial capital, and were also arranged to join the Knights of St. John of His Highness the Prince. This meant that after His Highness the Prince succeeded to the throne, Pushkin can follow the chickens and dogs to heaven and become the confidant of the future prince, with huge potential.

And His Royal Highness the Prince also needs such a strong man as his own card. In addition, His Highness the Prince is not stupid and will not kill one-on-two as one-on-three, so he naturally takes good care of Pushkin in every possible way. Pushkin was naturally obedient to all kinds of overtures, and soon became the number one lackey and gold-medal thug under His Royal Highness the Grand Prince.

But that wasn't what shocked the people of the entire imperial capital the most. What they couldn't understand the most was that this powerful man with explosive force, despite possessing strange powers, liked literature.

It is said that the first thing he did when he came to the imperial capital was to empty out almost the entire bookstore and buy up all the few books in it.

This was not enough. After becoming the loyal lackey of the eldest prince, Pushkin did not eat meat, drink heavily, or get drunk in any woman's bed. Instead, he asked the eldest prince for the qualification to enter the royal library, and then Spend the whole day in the Royal Library.

Apart from practicing martial arts every day and executing the orders of the eldest prince, he spent almost all the rest of his time in the library. The entire empire had never seen such a studious person.

As for his family's bizarre performance, Pushkin's explanation was also plausible.

Pushkin said that his biggest dream when he was a child was to study, but he never had the opportunity. Now that he has the opportunity, he must cherish it.

Of course, if you just like reading, this wouldn't be big news.

The key is that when Pushkin was studying, he accidentally discovered the works left behind by an ancient story god named Liu Xu in the garbage dump of the library.

It is said that one day, Pushkin passed by the library's garbage dump and found a mountain of parchment piled inside.

Pushkin was shocked and quickly asked why so many books were thrown away.

Then the library administrator told Pushkin that these were thousands of years old parchments that the library had discovered while cleaning out its ancient collections.

Parchment from thousands of years ago is certainly valuable, not to mention the dense text written on it. But the problem is that these characters are all ancient characters. No scholar can understand these ancient characters now, so they have been piled in the warehouse.

Now that the library needs to be expanded, the warehouse naturally needs to be renovated, but there is no place to store these books, so they are simply thrown away as garbage.

Pushkin couldn't bear it, so he had all the parchments moved back to his home. Then Pushkin used his own knowledge to translate these ancient texts, and he actually translated a novel.

And the origin of this novel is not small, it is an ancient story god named Liu Xu. It's just that it's been so long ago that no one has heard of this god's name.

Once this matter was announced, it immediately caused quite a stir in the entire world.

The first person to jump out and strongly condemn was Pantheon.

As the only officially designated religious governing body, the Pantheon has the authority to interpret all gods.

Are there gods in this world? How many gods are there, and what are their names? What kind of great achievements it has, etc., that is all decided by the Pantheon.

As a result, now you have a god of stories coming out of Pushkin, so what is my pantheon?

So the priests of the Pantheon immediately jumped out and accused Pushkin of being illiterate. He just read a few more books and thought he could decipher ancient texts. What he actually deciphered must be nonsense, and even the writing is useless. The work is not the work of the God of Story at all, Pushkin is completely talking nonsense.

They said that this must be a novel written by Pushkin himself, but the writing was extremely bad. In order to attract other readers to read the book, they created a name like the god of gimmicks to make themselves famous.

Pantheon’s argument is sound and convincing. After all, people have long been used to doing this kind of thing, otherwise where would the more than 2 gods in the temple come from.

Faced with the Pantheon's accusations, Pushkin naturally came forward to refute it. At the same time, the eldest prince also gave him a lot of help openly, allowing Pushkin to withstand the pressure of the Pantheon, successfully find someone to make engravings, and then print the novel. .

After all this fuss, this novel called "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" naturally attracted the attention of the entire imperial capital.

By the time Pushkin's translation was released, an unprecedented 862 novels had been published.

What’s even more outrageous is that a month later, as the novel continued to ferment, the sales volume of Romance of the Three Kingdoms increased steadily. Nearly 1 copies of the novel were sold in one month, which was only 6000 in Wan Shen’s monthly sales. The era is undoubtedly another fairy tale.

(End of this chapter)