Transform into a fairy girl

After several days of research, Richelieu felt that his guess was [-]% reliable.

Because Mordrake was a very shrewd person and would never say nonsense in public, and he mentioned the beautiful and troubled queen twice, which probably had his intentions.

Richelieu decided to start overturning the case for the queen. Anyway, he was a small person. Even if he was wrong, no one would care. However, once he got lucky and guessed Mordrake's mind correctly, maybe his spring would be over. It's coming soon

Richelieu began to prepare information to clear up the theory that beauty is a disaster.

However, not to mention, after Richelieu's research, he really found many human shortcomings in the subjugated king.

For example, he has no independent opinion, listens to the slanders of villains, and loves villains far away from virtuous ministers. More importantly, he has no responsibility and responsibility. Whenever a problem arises, he always thinks of asking ministers to wipe his butt. Over time, many ministers I started to distance myself from him.

So much so that when the rebels finally broke through the royal city, no one was willing to give him any advice, so he had no choice but to hang himself.

Richelieu excerpted the records from these historical materials individually to further demonstrate his point of view. He believed that the theory that beauties bring disaster is wrong. It is the king in power who should really be responsible for the country and the country.

After Richelieu finished writing, he published the article in aristocratic circles.

Of course, in that era, there were no such institutions as newspapers and periodicals, and even if there were newspapers and periodicals, ordinary people could not afford them due to production costs and other reasons.

Only in aristocratic circles can information circulate. For example, if a nobleman wrote a poem on a whim and thought it was irritating, and wanted to show off to others, he could make a few more copies of his poem at his own expense. Then it spread among the aristocratic circles, and to put it bluntly, it was given to others for free.

As for whether others can see it or not, that's a different matter.

However, in most cases, they will still read it, especially when lower-level nobles receive poems and essays from higher-level nobles, they usually attach a few comments, and then they become the basis for their own bragging when gatherings of nobles.

For example, if two young low-level nobles meet and exchange a few pleasantries, they will enter the stage of exchanging compliments. Exchanging compliments will help improve their own worth and taste.

And bragging to each other is also a technical job, and you can't just brag whatever you want. Bragging must be based on real evidence, so that it is convincing and will not be exposed. In aristocratic circles, it is very embarrassing to be exposed. Yes, it will be seen as hypocritical.

Although nobles are usually hypocritical, they still don't want to be exposed in public.

If you happen to read a new poem by a superior noble, but the other person does not, then this poem can become your capital to raise your status and show off. You can tell him the original text of the poem and then publish your poem. Opinion, usually, your praise of this poem is a pat on the back for yourself.

Then after the other party hears your praise, he will naturally go to others to praise him. Over time, no matter how bad his writing style is, the nobleman who wrote the poem will become a very literary poem after being praised by many people.

And these people who praised him felt honored to be exposed to the influence of such aristocratic poets.

In short, this is a win-win situation. It is a win-win cooperation where the upper-level nobles promote themselves and the lower-level nobles brag about themselves.

Richelieu wrote his thesis and it spread among the aristocracy.

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Richelieu also spent his own money to copy and copy. In order to appear more formal, every copy of the text was carefully packaged.

Although it cost a lot of money, Richelieu felt that it was all worth it.

However, things did not seem to go as smoothly as Richelieu thought. Since he was only a low-level nobleman, his articles were passed around without much trouble.

Many people were willing to accept it at first, but after finding out the other person's identity, they lost interest in his article.

A low-ranking nobleman, what is there to praise?

Some high-ranking nobles even took Richelieu's letter with a smile in front of his face and threw it into the trash can in the blink of an eye.

Several days passed without any response. Naturally, Mordrac had no chance to access Richelieu's writings.

Richelieu was a lower-level nobleman and had no chance to see Mordrake alone on weekdays. When nobles gathered together, Richelieu was also placed in the most inconspicuous position. He didn't even get a chance to get close to Mordrake. No.

It was impossible for him to personally show his writings to Mordrake, but all the writings he sent out in the aristocratic circle were lost and no news was heard from him. His plan seemed to have failed.

However, Richelieu was not discouraged and still insisted on copying and passing it back and forth among the noble circles. However, the effect was still average and had no effect.

In the end, Richelieu was really discouraged and felt like an ant in the abyss. No matter how loudly he roared, he could not attract anyone's attention.

Just when Richelieu was discouraged and about to give up, one person saw his article.

And this person is none other than Mordrake's most beloved girl, Ji Ran.

It turns out that after the war, Karsus ushered in a rare golden period of development. There were new changes in the city every day, beautiful parks, lively markets, and new things happening everywhere.

Ji Ran likes to go shopping and see the prosperous and lively city scenery.

Not long ago, she suddenly heard a storyteller tell a strange story about a king who lost his country in history. Because his story was relatively novel, it attracted many people to listen. Book.

From all the storytellers before him, there was only one version of the story, which was that of the vixen queen, who brought disaster to the country and people, and finally made the poor king lose his throne and his life.

In his book, the version of the story actually had a 180-degree reversal. In the story, the beautiful and charming vixen queen turned into a pure and kind-hearted woman. She advised the king to be a wise monarch, and However, the king did not listen to the advice and insisted on going his own way, which eventually led to the destruction of his country and the queen who committed suicide because of him.

In his version, the beautiful and troubled queen turned into a kind-hearted woman in her prime, and actually won the love of many people. Then, the new version of the king and queen began to spread in the city of Karsus. .

Ji Ran was very curious. A storyteller would definitely not have such in-depth historical knowledge. There must be historical basis behind this new version of the story.

Therefore, Ji Ran found the storyteller. After the storyteller's introduction, Ji Ran found out that it turned out that the storyteller started to adapt the new version of the story after hearing someone tell it.

Under Ji Ran's questioning, the storyteller revealed that the person who told him the story was a down-and-out young master, a bard not recognized by the world.