Long Live the Emperor, Minus Me (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 140
In effect, the Ramore Kingdom was little more than a tool for provoking the Empire, so Cartian Kingdom’s formal objection was exceedingly impolite.
Ramore should conduct a more thorough investigation and publicly reveal the full truth behind the royal family’s mass deaths—and if Ramore lacked the strength to do so, Cartia even offered to lend its own. But such a proposal could only be made if one truly regarded the other nation as a legitimate state.
Cartia naturally expected an official protest from the Empire upon making such a suggestion. Yet it was Ramore that moved first.
Instead of sending a formal reply, Ramore mobilized its army and deployed it along the border. The Empire remained still.
What on earth was going on? Cartia simply could not make sense of the situation logically.
Even as troops gathered at the border, Cartia refused to believe Ramore truly intended to wage war—it was a choice no sane ruler would make.
Of course, rulers of minor states occasionally made insane decisions, but Ramore had the Empire backing it. The Empire would never allow Ramore to fight Cartia without Imperial troops.
Yet Cartia’s logical and reasonable judgment proved utterly wrong.
“I, Langrisha de Vandaluin, monarch of Ramore Kingdom, hereby declare to the Cartian Kingdom…”
The new king—the sole surviving direct royal who had ascended the throne—responded to Cartia’s inquiry with a declaration of war.
In short, Ramore officially named Cartia as the mastermind behind the royal assassinations and vowed to exact revenge.
Additional details, though unnecessary, included suspicions that Cartia’s inquiry itself concealed ulterior motives, and that interrogations of Cartian spies uncovered testimony confirming Cartia had smuggled a poison undetectable by Ramorean methods.
In essence, the message boiled down to: “We tried changing our king without worrying about others’ opinions, and you dared challenge us? Since you’re being so rude, we’ll blame you for everything.”
“The new king of Ramore has lost his mind.”
The Cartian monarch’s assessment was hardly an exaggeration.
Turns Out He’s Been Secretly in Love with Me
One-line summary: He acts like he doesn’t like her but is actually playing hard to get.
Synopsis:
Xu Muzhou like her. He has liked her for a very long time, and through repeated schemes, he finally closed the distance with her.
But this is still far from enough.
He wants to be the one who stands out among her many suitors, to fight for her attention, and to make her take the initiative to pursue him.
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