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And this is in a new game.
The required turn and battle numbers are organized as scripts. The positive and negative effects of the crown are organized as tables.
Any changes made to the tables at any time will affect the existing campaign.
However, the Crown's script is tied to that campaign at the start of each campaign and cannot be changed again. Changes made to the script will apply to newly started campaigns.
Unfortunately, this is CA's game design style, it has nothing to do with me.