The Great Victoria Kai Empire, the capital of Seser City, the Garden of Impatiens

The Impatiens Garden is the royal palace of Weishengkai, originally known as the Palazzo Pitsada of Mingbonir, which means "God's Gate" in ancient language. Of course, this word is long and awkward, and there are only a handful of people in the entire Seven Kingdoms who speak the ancient language all night, and gradually no one calls it that. The palace is built on the White Mountain, the center of the empire, facing the sea at the bottom of the mountain, on one side is the famous Impatiens Waterfall and the turbulent Rehe River, the scenery is beautiful and magnificent, the whole White Mountain is like a huge crown lost in the waves, the mountain is full of swaying impatiens, calamus, green roses like layers of jewels inlaid on the crown. It was originally the site of an ancient kingdom where Emperor Serres moved his capital when he was crowned emperor.

In order to rebuild the palace, the former Emperor Seres once again exerted his excellent talent for slaughtering the country and exterminating the species, he led a powerful navy and army, captured more than a dozen cities of Yubang, and captured all the royal families and people in the city, regardless of gender, whether rich or young, to be slaves in Weisheng Kai. It took twenty-five years, hundreds of thousands of slaves dead, and when Seres closed his eyes, the lavish palace built on flesh and dry bones was only two-thirds complete.

When the young Prince Seser ascended the throne and the crown was not yet hot, he changed the name of the city of Joy to the city of Syser, the capital of Wisson Kai. The new emperor's conceit was so evident that while everyone was talking about whether he would continue his brutal father's bloody masterpiece in the Garden of the Impatiens, he unexpectedly halted the entire construction project and sent two-thirds of the women and children back to his hometown, which was one of the many colonies of Wissingkai in Yubang. Sether left behind most of the sturdy young slaves, greatly expanding the strength of the Wilphkai army. Unlike the notorious motley mercenaries, Sether revoked their slave status in batches based on their exploits and loyalty, giving them the same opportunity to serve as the Viaphants.

The locals called these people the "new commoners", and their fanatical loyalty to Emperor Sether amazed the locals. You must know that when the emperor issued this imperial decree, the new and old nobles of the entire Weishengkai rose up to protest, and a group of stubborn and ancient aristocratic elders ran to the bottom of the Phoenix Garden to go on hunger strike to protest. In their eyes, it was a great shame that the slaves of Yubang City, who had been captured by the former emperor, could breathe the air of the Weishengkai Empire on an equal footing with their own domestic servants.

"The new civilian law ignores the noble and pure lineage of the Viagra line, and tramples on the honor of our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for the Empire," said Grand Duke Du Li of the Messcher family, a 97-year-old arrogant old man who married 70 young wives and liked to bask in celestial baths. ”

The day after saying this, Grand Duke Du Li died while drinking and frolicking with his three concubines, saying that the back of his head hit the corner of the table, and his brain splashed when he died. As a result, this vigorous hunger strike came to an end. The influence of the Messcher family suddenly fell to the trough in VIAPH, and the days of the hereditary ancient family had been declining, and now there was only a gorgeous skeleton left.

Emperor Sether showed a very opposite style of rule to his father, he was moody, unpredictable, and unstoppable, always exuding condescending pity and self-inferiorly mercy. The self-righteous old nobles finally trembled before his throne, just as he trembled before his father's throne. And his unforgettable beauty, in the Wissingkai Empire, and even the entire Seven Nations Alliance, has become the focus of conversation that attracts the admiration and envy of princesses, concubines, and commoner women.