By the way, let’s talk about some rising little characters in this book.
For example, Dunn Wessex and Shen Jon. They have almost no sense of presence in the original plot, but why do they shine and become important characters in my book? On the one hand, this is to advance the plot. So, on the other hand, it's also because I improved some settings that didn't exist originally.
Dunne Wessex, in fact, in the original plot, he was only one of the first batch of appointed governors of the Galactic Empire, and he married Lila Blissex. Other than that, he was only mentioned briefly. , nothing else. Why did he become the King of the North? Because on the one hand, there is such a passage in the original plot - "After Lila married Dunn, she used the new influence given to her by marriage to promote herself. The Star Destroyer program."
What does that mean? It means that Lila used Dunn's influence to vigorously promote the construction of her Imperial-class Star Destroyer. There are two problems here. First, there are many problems with the Imperial-class Star Destroyer. Fang knew it. Secondly, for such a big thing as purchasing a large number of Imperial-class Star Destroyers, is Dunne-Wessex's influence so powerful?
So I can judge based on this basis that Dunn Wessex may be an invisible boss in the Imperial military, so he has the ability to let the military promote the equipment and procurement of Imperial-class Star Destroyers.
Then Dunn-Wessex, the wife-loving maniac, and the lolicon setting, there are some exaggerated elements in it. Because Lila-Blissex's setting says she is very beautiful, and then According to the information, she is 1.5 meters tall... In this "Star Wars" world based on the Western world view, a height of 1.5 meters is really similar to a dwarf, so it is not unfair at all to say that she is a lolicon.
What about the wife doting maniac? For the sake of his wife, he mobilizes his influence to promote the large-scale ordering and commissioning of Imperial-class Star Destroyers with questionable designs. Isn’t this enough to dote on his wife?
Then the situation of Severance Tann and Shen Qiaoen is relatively simple and straightforward. They come from a very inferior Star Wars game "Star Wars: Galaxy Battlefield". Severance Tann is in it. The villain BOSS, she led a small army, growing her strength while fighting. Then within a month or two in the early days of the Clone Wars, she fought all the way to the core circle of the galaxy, and once occupied the energy planet Sa in the core circle. Rabin.
This achievement is very valuable, and I find it very interesting, so I adopted this character design to make her the number one general of the Separatism. However, because of her, in my book, General Grievous The performance seems to be quite bleak, which is my regret.
Then, Jon Shen, as the protagonist of "Star Wars: Galactic Battlefield", also defeated Severance Tann in a desperate battle. So since we have to admit the gold content of Severance Tann's record, , then it is also necessary to recognize the gold content of Shen Jon's victory over Tann, so I designed him to be a very powerful Jedi Knight, both in terms of strength and strategy, he is top-notch.
At the same time, in order to solve the shortcoming of Shen Jon that he has no reputation at all, I also added the will of Darth Tenebrous to him, making him and Darth Tenebrous merge into one. These should be enough, haha.
By the way, when I wrote Sev'rance, I hadn't studied the way the Chiss named them. In fact, Sev'rance shouldn't be called that. Her full name is Sev'rance. Tann, according to the common name habit of the Chiss people, the middle part of her name should be cut off, which is Vranceta, which is Villansta. This name sounds better. But it is already too late, Tann will be Tann. .
