Someone will say, the 6th part of the adventures of Georges Miloslavsky. For some, this is the first book about someone entering the world of magic. You don’t have to read the first five if you’re lazy. The main character, who lived twice in the USSR, is a fan of historical fencing, small arms and champagne, a former coach, a former employee of the Ministry of Railways and the KGB of the USSR, a poet and an extremist, it was no coincidence that he ended up in the body of a young viscount with crooked magic. The purpose of the introduction is to rock the world and amuse the reader. Cheating, cheating, royals? No, we haven’t heard... Just harsh everyday life in the skin of a count’s son in a feudal society. From the author: Not a boyar at all, Zhora couldn’t help but get into trouble and ended up in a magical world. The Middle Ages in a foreign world are developing in accordance with the teachings of K. Marx, but how to take magic into account in the surplus product? Lenin didn’t write anything about the tops, who are still as capable as they can, and the bottoms, who are weak at the front... He wrote and laughed in places.