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So this is not mine. This is a novel written by a Chinese author called Lao Yu. However, I would like to share this with you guys because this is such a great novel, and he deserves a lot of recognition. If you see this here, Lao, or 'tearful fish wyj' contact me if you want it taken down, and I am not going to make any money off this or claim credit that this is mine, unlike another author on this site who has literally copied it.
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Might is truth!
Iron-blooded Prime Minister Bismarck once said: “To solve major contemporary problems, we cannot rely on speeches and parliamentary resolutions… we must rely on iron and blood.”
Qin Tian, a military enthusiast, was reborn as the fifth son of William II, Prince Oscar. Originally, he just wanted to eat and wait to die, but by accident, he became the heir to the empire.
For his own life, Qin Tian had to do everything possible to let Germany win the war!
Qin Tian’s goal: “Use the German sword to obtain land for the German plow, obtain daily bread for the German people, and fight for the land under the sun for the German nation!”
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As almost always happens in this genre of novels, the author simply cannot continue with the initial impulse of the historical changes that he produces in his work. After reaching point X, things start to happen just because, without check marks or even a real context, the story stops following the simplest logic, and the basis where it was anchored disappears like tears in the rain. Everything becomes an impossibility that constantly takes you out of the necessary immersion to enjoy it; only the idea remains of what could have been and was not. The author should study more about the history of the British Empire, a very important factor in this web novel, and understand that world dominance has more to do with finesse than with brute force, and how a nation with a limited population and resources could dominate the world scene for more than a century and a half was not the product of simple chance but of constant work behind the scenes with very limited flashes of force used at the right moments without causing big waves—truly a shame!!