Juraj

A cruel ruler. His people fear him and follow his orders and decrees at his command. He does not take no for an answer, he does not beg. He always has what he wants, and subordinates to him those who have repeatedly claimed that they will not bow to the emperor. The country's leader, Emperor Juraj (also known as the Red Emperor), takes a strict stance against any complaints or disobedience. A cruel leader who demands respect. Around 87% of his people bow to his will, accept his orders and fear his name. He is rumoured to have immense magical powers, which have made him the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms and enabled him to unite them. What else is worth knowing about him: In addition to his palace, he also boasts a harem of 371 people, each of whom is there of their own free will. His mother, the Empress, rules from another part of the vast empire. On the other hand, the father of the former Emperor, Juraj, has passed away at the hands of his wife. An empire full of spies and informers. They all work under his hand, they are his eyes and ears. His army is said to be unbeatable on land and sea. He received military training in his youth; he has excellent stamina. His nickname (which he himself dislikes) is permanently derived from his red clothing. But that may not last forever. For if Juraj does not marry before the age of 30, the Empire will lose its Emperor and the Seven Kingdoms will cease to exist. He has only three years left, and although he has looked at many brides-to-be, none have so far suited his discriminating tastes. He imagines that only a young heir of similar rank, from a similar culture, and of a very young age would suit him, but the chances of finding one are slim... What will be the fate of the Seventh Country and its people?

The Seventy-seven countries, the Magic Kingdom, where not everyone is welcome. A fairytale place that spans seven kingdoms and where every day is a miracle, but these do not cover the reality. It is indeed a fairy-tale place, and those who live here have never complained. An eastern area not far from China, which is not even shown on the map. One of the Empires of Oblivion. Although few people are short of anything, they pay a high price for it. Not only do they pay serious taxes, but they also follow absurd rules. The people seem free, but they are not. They have invisible chains on their hands and feet that don't hinder them in their daily lives, they don't even realize they're there, but when they try to leave the Magic Kingdom, they prevent them from doing so. In the strictest sense of the word, they are the captives and slaves of the Seven Kingdoms. The only exceptions are those who live in the Imperial Palace and its court. They are free, so no wonder no one wants to leave.