The year was 1927, and the Philippines had come a long way since the days of uncertainty and colonial rule. Seven years had passed since the Miguel's soul was transferred to Alfonso's body.
Miguel was a unique soul, one who had traversed the realms of science, engineering, military strategy, and business in his previous life.
He had been a brilliant scientist, an innovative engineer, an enthusiastic military strategist, and a successful businessman. However, in a twist of fate, he now found himself in the unexpected role of king in the country he loved and was born in.
In the eastern part of Luzon, nestled within the picturesque island chain of Polillo Island, lay the royal residence of the Borbón family.
The sun hung high in the sky, casting its warm rays upon the lush green forests that enveloped the estate.
