Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

In August of the year 131, aboard the Pluto, you led the naval fleet towards Abbot City. When this massive, pitch-black warship appeared in the harbor, the entire city of Abbot City trembled in fear under its cannons. The series of events that followed proved a truth: there are only two levers in the world that can drive people to act: profit and fear.

After returning to Abbot City, you met your men Blind Moulton and Ivan Rivers, and later your friends Archibald, Louisa, and Molly.

According to their reports, you discovered that the destructive power of this group of rebels far exceeded your imagination. In less than two weeks, they had completely destroyed the existing social order. A large number of confused soldiers joined their ranks. Their combined destruction resulted in the guillotine execution of over 1200 nobles and religious personnel. Whether it was a case of concealing their incompetence or simply being incompetent, the vast majority of the religious sects were expelled from Abbot City. You returned to Abbot City as a protector, and as if grasping at a lifeline, the surviving nobles joined you without hesitation.

Despite the presence of some extraordinary individuals among the rebels, they posed no threat to you and your army, facing formidable ships, powerful artillery, and regular troops. Wherever you passed, countless rebel soldiers defected. In less than twenty-four hours, you crushed the rebels with overwhelming force, leaving the streets awash with blood. However, to your great surprise, even as the outcome seemed decided, thousands of rebels near the Daklan Mine, seemingly bewitched by an unknown entity, lost their minds and charged your army with weapons drawn.

With their deaths, the people of Abbot City witnessed a scene they would never forget—the entire city, including the blood in every street and alley, gathered in the air, and countless strands of resentful thoughts also floated up. At the center of these resentments, a beam of light descended from the sky, and a gigantic evil god was born within the light.

[Even though he has just arrived and his strength has not yet returned to its peak, this evil god's fighting power is still extremely strong, and most of Abbott City was reduced to ruins in an instant.In the ensuing battle, Archibald, Louisa and Jasmine were extremely conspicuous.Especially Jasmine, who became the Patriarch of the Ascetic Church at the young age of 20. Her holy word technique caused serious damage to this evil god named Nyastola.After a hard fight, you finally teamed up to defeat Nyastora, and Jasmine Cronin took the initiative to seal it under the Daklan Mine. 】

By the end of August 131, thanks to your reputation for suppressing the rebellion and the evil god, you were seen as a savior by the vast majority of the people. After reaching a tacit understanding with the Church of Poseidon and the Church of Alchemy and Craftsmen, you launched a coup, exiling Augustine IV and transforming the Kingdom of Falric into a republic, appointing yourself as consul. Your ambition was initially fulfilled. (You earned the achievement: Heart of the King.)

[In September 131, because the battle with the evil god destroyed most of Abbot City, you decided to build a new city on the Darklan Mine. This new city will become the new capital of the Falik Republic.]

At the end of September, you sent troops to negotiate a truce with the Kingdoms of Luins and Byron, but they unhesitatingly rejected your request, arguing that you would cede Temple Harbor to the southwest. You couldn't help but laugh. "No way? They don't think you're truly inferior to Augustine IV, do they?"

[In October 131, you invented the converter steelmaking process, which greatly improved the quality and output of steel, making it possible to invent new artillery.]

In mid-October of 131, you continued to improve the flintlock rifle and officially began researching new artillery. Just two weeks later, the new artillery was successfully developed. You ordered the craftsmen to begin mass-producing the two new weapons, preparing to surprise the enemy.

In November of the year 131, you implemented a series of reforms, including abolishing serfdom, vigorously developing industry and commerce, expanding overseas trade, and encouraging the development of the shipbuilding industry. At the end of November, you compiled a new code based on the laws you established in the One Piece world, named the "Fariq Code," and finally promulgated it.

Seeing this, Zhou Ning couldn't help but feel a little dizzy.

Zhou Ning was not clear about other things, but he was sure that the "Fariq Code" existed.

Because the laws currently being implemented in the Kingdom of Braxton in the game, including those in most countries, including the Corn Act that protects the interests of farmers and the Poor Law that guarantees the lives of the poor, all originate from this "Code of Farik".

It is basically certain that the world I am simulating should be the same dimension as my current game world.

Regardless of the simulation's outcome, the broader framework remained unchanged. For example, compared to my first time traveling, I had significantly altered the course of history. The Falric Kingdom hadn't fought a single war the previous time, but this time, the fighting was intense and hadn't ended yet. Yet, they still invented the steam engine for this world, became one of the Four Heroes, suppressed the evil god, and built Darkland City.

It's as if someone is forcibly revising the course of history.

Keep simulating!

From October to December 131, with your tacit approval, the Ocean Church and the Church of the God of Alchemy and Craftsmanship, which supported you in the coup, gradually overwhelmed the Earth Church and the Ascetic Church, becoming the mainstream religion of the Falric Republic.

During this time, you also invented a series of new machines to promote industrial development and enacted a new law—the "Dress Code." You stipulated that ordinary people must wear domestically produced woolen coats and woolen hats during holidays, in order to promote the development of the domestic textile industry. Furthermore, because dyes in this world were expensive and had to be imported from neighboring countries, you added a provision to the "Dress Code": non-nobles could only wear black and white clothing.

From January to August 132, you have been in power for a full year. Although the war continues, the domestic economy has greatly recovered with the advancement of science and technology and the development of industry and commerce. Not only the textile industry, but also the steel manufacturing industry has experienced rapid development. You have vaguely established a new order.

In September of the year 132, the new city was finally built. You named it Darklan. It was a city even larger than Abbot City. For many years to come, it would become the new capital of the Falric Republic.

In October of 132 AD, finally freed, you, as Archon, personally led your troops across the Puyun Plateau and attacked the combined forces of the Ruins and Byron Kingdoms from the flank. Your invention of the breech-loading rifled cannon played a significant role in this battle, and after a barrage of bombardment, victory tipped the scales in your favor.

Despite the Byron Kingdom possessing a vast army of knights and the Runes Kingdom possessing its own contingent of transcendents, despite the dual pressure of your artillery corps and a group of knights imbued with devil fruits, they still managed to secure a glorious victory. You desperately want to tell them: My Lord, times have changed! This victory established the foundation for the Falrick Republic's power and significantly strengthened your dominance.