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Chapter 366 - 366 221 The Emperor of Police 4K2 · Oct 21, 2026

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351 Chapter 351 - 351 214 The Arsenic Eater of London 4K_2 2026-10-21
352 Chapter 352 - 352 215 The Elegant Connoisseur of the 19th Century 5K6 2026-10-21
353 Chapter 353 - 353 215 The Elegant Connoisseurs of the 19th Century 5K6_2 2026-10-21
354 Chapter 354 - 354 215 The Elegant Connoisseurs of the 19th Century 5K6_3 2026-10-21
355 Chapter 355 - 355 216 Founding Forensic Toxicology 4K8 2026-10-21
356 Chapter 356 - 356 216 Forensic Toxicology Foundation 4K8_2 2026-10-21
357 Chapter 357 - 357 216 Forensic Toxicology Foundation 4K8_3 2026-10-21
358 Chapter 358 - 358 217 The Secret of Styria 4K8 2026-10-21
359 Chapter 359 - 359 217 The Secret of Styria 4K8_2 2026-10-21
360 Chapter 360 - 360 217 The Secret of Styria 4K8_3 2026-10-21
361 Chapter 361 - 361 218 Opposing Scotland Yard Comes at a Cost 4K 2026-10-21
362 Chapter 362 - 362 218 Opposing Scotland Yard Comes at a Cost 4K_2 2026-10-21
363 Chapter 363 - 363 219 Fashion Spokesperson 4K 2026-10-21
364 Chapter 364 - 364 219 Fashion Spokesperson 4K_2 2026-10-21
365 Chapter 365 - 365 220 The Prime Minister Starting From Today 2026-10-21
366 Chapter 366 - 366 221 The Emperor of Police 4K2 2026-10-21
367 Chapter 367 - 367 221 Emperor of Police 4K2_2 2026-10-21
368 Chapter 368 - 368 222 s Economist 2026-10-21
369 Chapter 369 - 369 222 Economist_2 2026-10-21
370 Chapter 370 - 370 223 American Be Confident! 2026-10-21
371 Chapter 371 - 371 223 American Be Confident! 2026-10-21
372 Chapter 372 - 372 223 American You Need to Have Confidence! 2026-10-21
373 Chapter 373 - 373 224 The Pinnacle of 19th Century Literature 5K6 2026-10-21
374 Chapter 374 - 374 224 The Pinnacle of 19th Century Literature 5K6_2 2026-10-21
375 Chapter 375 - 375 224 The Pinnacle of 19th Century Literature 5K6_3 2026-10-21
376 Chapter 376 - 376 225 Friend of Poland 4K8 2026-10-21
377 Chapter 377 - 377 225 Friends of Poland 4K8_2 2026-10-21
378 Chapter 378 - 378 225 Friends of Poland 4K8_3 2026-10-21
379 Chapter 379 - 379 226 Education Issues 4k2 2026-10-21
380 Chapter 380 - 380 226 Education Issues 4k2_2 2026-10-21
381 Chapter 381 - 381 227 Harrison’s Unexpected Gift 4K8 2026-10-21
382 Chapter 382 - 382 227 Harrison’s Unexpected Gift 4K8_2 2026-10-21
383 Chapter 383 - 383 227 Harrison’s Unexpected Gift 4K8_3 2026-10-21
384 Chapter 384 - 384 228 The Brit’s Deadly Game 5K 2026-10-21
385 Chapter 385 - 385 228 The British’s Deadly Game 5K_2 2026-10-21
386 Chapter 386 - 386 228 The British’s Deadly Game 5K_3 2026-10-21
387 Chapter 387 - 387 229 Golf and Press Censorship 6K2 2026-10-21
388 Chapter 388 - 388 229 Golf and Press Censorship 6K2_2 2026-10-21
389 Chapter 389 - 389 229 Golf and Press Censorship 6K2_3 2026-10-21
390 Chapter 390 - 390 229 Golf and Press Censorship 6K2_4 2026-10-21
391 Chapter 391 - 391 230 Flowers Swords Poland and France 6K4 2026-10-21
392 Chapter 392 - 392 230 Flowers Swords Poland and France 6K4_2 2026-10-21
393 Chapter 393 - 393 230 Flowers Swords Poland and France 6K4_3 2026-10-21
394 Chapter 394 - 394 230 Flowers Swords Poland and France 6K4_4 2026-10-21
395 Chapter 395 - 395 231 The Editorial Department’s Story 6K 2026-10-21
396 Chapter 396 - 396 231 The Editorial Department’s Story 6K_2 2026-10-21
397 Chapter 397 - 397 231 The Editorial Department’s Story 6K_3 2026-10-21
398 Chapter 398 - 398 231 The Editorial Department’s Story 6K_4 2026-10-21
399 Chapter 399 - 399 232 Prime Minister’s Peak Duel 6K 2026-10-21
400 Chapter 400 - 400 232 Prime Minister’s Peak Duel 6K_2 2026-10-21

366: Chapter 221: The Emperor of Police (4K2) 366: Chapter 221: The Emperor of Police (4K2) In the prison cells of Scotland Yard, all was quiet.

The prisoners waiting to stand trial shifted uncomfortably in their cramped cells, the damp yet somewhat warm environment making them feel sticky all over.

Hardly anyone locked up there could get a good night’s sleep.

Just as the inmates were beginning to feel a bit drowsy, suddenly, a passionate and loud voice echoed through the cells.

“Across the vast lands of Europa, the people’s lack of confidence in their monarchs has led to visible widespread unease.

And how sad it is for them, the monarchs who fail to align their interests with those of the public!”

How sad it is when the glory of one side cannot bring glory to the other, when protecting one side causes harm to the other, and when one side cannot trust the promises and oaths of the other!

Indeed, as an upright French citizen and a republican, I ought to oppose monarchy, but my opposition is not to all monarchy, only to that which fails to align with the interests of the people!

A full ten years have passed since Napoleon’s death!

And yet, the land of France, beautiful and rich, still echoes with his bad reputation.

But today, here, I must make a call to all!

People of France!

Be just!

Show gratitude to the one who came from the people and served the people!”

When France plunged into darkness, who spread the light of human intellect?

It was he, Napoleon Bonaparte!

When France’s political landscape was fragmented, who consolidated all the thoughts and brought us strength?

It was he, Napoleon Bonaparte!

When the nations of the whole of Europe were attacking France, when the whole world sought to erase France from existence, who protected the dignity and independence of the French nation?

Still, it was he, the great Napoleon Bonaparte!

If one day, people are free, and the happiness of the life we’ve longed for—of independence, freedom, stability, fairness, and equality—spreads, it will all be thanks to Napoleon Bonaparte!

It was he who accustomed the people to virtue, which is the only reliable foundation of the Republic.

Do not blame him for his dictatorial power, for it has led us toward freedom, just as the iron plough breaks the soil, bringing us a bountiful harvest.

And his only misfortune in rule was that he could not reap all the seeds he had sown.

He had freed France, yet he fell just short of final success.

People of France, please believe me, our motherland, France, will ultimately be free; freedom and glory belong to France!”

Louis Bonaparte, holding his speech manuscript, was passionately polishing his oratorical skills.

However, such an emotionally charged speech not only failed to earn a single round of applause, it even stirred up a barrage of curses throughout the cells.

“Will you let us sleep, you damned Frenchman?”

“Where is the Duke of Wellington?

Save us, I think I hear Napoleon coming back.”

“Weren’t you locked up here for smashing the Duke’s household windows?

Why bring him up now?”

“I smashed windows because he opposed Parliamentary reform, but if he turns around and fights the French, I’d still support him!”

In the midst of the curses, Louis Bonaparte felt a bit disheartened, but almost instantly, the young man’s pride flared up again, and he couldn’t help but retort.

He leaned on the prison cell window, grasping the iron bars and yelled, “You bunch of British scoundrels know nothing, deserving to be locked up here!

If my uncle were here, would you dare speak to a noble Frenchman like that?

Do you understand what a record of 65 battles and 58 victories means, with its echoes through ancient and modern times?”

The inmates, each banging on the cell’s bed boards, retorted mockingly, “Oh!

Our Duke of Wellington may not have fought as many battles in Europe as Napoleon, only 23 indeed, but he won 22 of those.

Sadly, the only one he lost wasn’t the Battle of Waterloo.”

“Oh oh oh!!!”

The ruffians cheered, their brief joy making them forget for a moment that they were about to face trial.

The officer patrolling the cells couldn’t help but interject after hearing this, “That’s enough, it’s just beating the French, what’s there to be so happy about?

Sit down now, those who should sleep, sleep; those who should eat, eat.

Bill, you’ve got a trial coming up soon, you’d be better off thinking about how to defend the window-smashing incident.”

The prisoner named Bill, disgruntled, said, “Mr.

Officer, how many times do I have to tell you?

It wasn’t just me who smashed the windows.

I just didn’t run as fast as a Frenchman, that’s all.”

“I…” Louis Bonaparte, reaching through the bars, wished he could strangle them, “If one day the French people are willing to follow my lead, I’ll make sure you experience what it is to fear the continent.”

Louis Bonaparte was muttering to himself, when suddenly he caught a glimpse of Arthur leaning against the cell’s outer window wall from the corner of his eye.

He started with surprise, “Ha…Inspector Hasting, when did you arrive?”

Arthur lifted the Civilization Cane to tip back the hat covering his eyes, “I’ve been here a while.”

“What are you doing here?”

Arthur pulled out a large ring of keys from his belt, and as he unlocked the door he replied, “Your personal protection order has come through, so of course, I’m here to release you.

But seeing as you were in full swing with your speech, I didn’t have the heart to interrupt, so I stood here and listened quietly.”

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