Just like Dunn-Vesex, Shen Qiaoen. They have almost no presence in the original plot, but why do they shine and become important characters in my book? On the one hand, this is due to the advancement of the plot, and on the other hand, it is also because I have improved some settings that were not originally there.
Dunn-Vesex, in fact, in the original plot, he was just one of the first batch of Sector Governor appointed by the Galactic Empire, and married Lila-Blythex. Apart from that, he was mentioned in passing, nothing else. Why does it become King of the North? Because on the one hand, there is this passage in the original plot - "After Lila married Dunn, he used the new influence given to her by marriage to implement his own Star Destroyer plan."
What does it mean? That is to say, Lila used the influence of Dunn to vigorously promote the construction of her Imperial-class Star Destroyer. There are two problems here. First, Imperial-class Star Destroyer has many problems, which the military knows. Secondly, for such a big deal as purchasing Imperial-class Star Destroyer in large quantities, is the influence of Dunn-Vesex so powerful?
So I can judge based on this basis that Dunn-Vesex may be an invisible boss of Imperial military, so he has the ability to let the military promote the equipment and procurement of Imperial-class Star Destroyer.
Then Dunn-Vesex is a wife-loving maniac with a loli control setting, which has some exaggerated elements in it. Because the setting of Lila-Blythex says that she is very beautiful, and the information states that she is 1.5 meters tall... In this world of "Star Wars" based on the Western world view, a height of 1.5 meters is really almost the same as a dwarf, so it is not unfair at all to say that he is a lolicon.
What about the maniac who dotes on his wife? For the sake of his wife, he used his influence to promote large-scale ordering and installation of Imperial-class Star Destroyer with questionable design. Isn't this enough to pamper his wife?
Then the situation with Sefrans-Tann and Shen Qiaoen is relatively simple and straightforward. They are from a very inferior Star Wars game called Star Wars: Galaxy Battlefield. Sefrans-Tann is the villain BOSS in it. She led a small army and strengthened her strength while fighting. Then within a month or two of Clone Wars's early days, she fought all the way to Core Worlds in the galaxy, and once occupied Core Worlds's Energy Planet Sarapin.
This record is very valuable, and I find it very interesting, so I adopted this character design and made her the number one fighter of Separatists. However, because of her, in my book, General Grievous's record looks a lot bleak, which can be regarded as my regret.
Then, Jon Shen, as the protagonist of "Star Wars: Galaxy Battlefield", also defeated Sefrans-Tann in a desperate battle. So since we have to admit the gold content of Sefrans-Tann's record, we also need to admit the gold content of Shen Qiaoen's defeat of Tann, so I designed him into a very powerful Jedi Knight, which is top-notch in terms of strength and strategy.
At the same time, in order to solve the shortcoming of Shen Qiaoen that he has no reputation at all, I also added the Will of Darth-Tenebrus to him, so that he and Darth-Tenebrus become one. These should be enough, haha.
By the way, when I wrote Sefrans-Tann, I had not studied the naming method of Chiss. In fact, Sefrans-Tann should not be called that. Her full name is Sev'rance Tann. According to the common name custom of Chiss, the middle part of her name should be cut off, which is Vranceta, which is Vranceta. This name sounds better. But it's too late, Tann is Tann.
This chapter is free