Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2

Chapter 103

As a young man, Franklin was conscripted into the king's army, where he quickly proved himself to be a formidable warrior. The king took notice of his strength and skill, and he soon found himself rising through the ranks. He became a trusted advisor to the king, and when the king fell ill, he named Franklin as his successor.

But not everyone was happy with the decision. There were those who felt that Franklin was too young and inexperienced to rule the kingdom. And there were others who resented the fact that he was not of noble birth. But the king had faith in Franklin, and he knew that he was the right person to lead the kingdom into a new era. On his deathbed, the king made one last request of Franklin. "Promise me that you will rule with justice and compassion," he said. "Promise me that you will do everything in your power to make our kingdom a better place for all of its people."

Franklin promised, and the king died with a smile on his face. But even as he took the throne, he kn