I Was a Plutocrat in World War I: Starting to Save France
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Unsystematic pure time travel, relying on IQ and knowledge to control the field, don't enter if you don't like it. The protagonist travels to a farm tractor family in the French Republic and becomes the third generation of quasi-rich people. The only fly in the ointment is that it is near Paris. The Germans will soon arrive here. If you want to keep the family, you must save France. Gallieni: "God, the enemy actually sent a flank in front of us!" Joffre: "It can't be such a good thing, can it be a trap?" Protagonist: "The dishes are already prepared, but you do it, and you want me to deliver it to your mouth?"... German Army: "This is a tractor factory? What the hell are these invulnerable steel monsters?"
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This book is more suitable to be renamed "The First World War Begins with Being Forced to Fight in the Defense of Paris"
The incredible protagonist, with more than 300 chapters, listed tanks, grenades, mortars, aircraft, and torpedo technology. The only one he controls is the one who builds aircraft and tanks. Individual equipment such as grenades and mortars were given to another manufacturer that made individual equipment (not to mention that this manufacturer only listened to the protagonist because he could provide technology). Torpedoes gave the study of shipbuilding Then the plot of the Niu Mo defying the will was manipulated by political means. The military did not use the tanks that the protagonist had won the battle, but used other people's tanks. I will not delve into the rationality of this plot. I won't even talk about the story that went against the grain, using someone else's tank and then collapsing thousands of miles away, so the protagonist is captured to fill in the lines. Then the protagonist made grenades and mortars. Did you guess something when you saw this? Hey, congratulations, you guessed wrong. At this time, there is no one to play the protagonist, and there are no other individual soldiers and equipment to cooperate with political means to suppress the protagonist. At this point in the plot, the protagonist only has a factory that makes tanks and aircraft, and he can also earn income from the technology of grenades and mortars. What do you think this is called a chaebol? Brother, in the historical dynasties of the great Eastern countries, even if there was a discriminatory environment among "scholars, farmers, industry and merchants", which businessman would not use gray methods such as bribery? Not to mention affecting the imperial edict, at least as a regional landowner, it is basic that you will not be arrested for forced labor, right? Hey, we in Western countries only use boiled seed oil, and there is no such gray method. Even if you are the leader of an important domestic military industrial enterprise, you still have to be arrested and sent to fill the front lines. The commander-in-chief of the army mobilized troops to fight the Germans. The Germans raced from the border to Paris and bumped into the protagonist. Now he must be dizzy and confused. It is a good time to counterattack. You mean the new equipment the protagonist made? I already have a better one . When the original armor can block rifle fire, I added two powerful cannons. Although the speed is reduced to the same speed as the infantry, it does not just serve as a bunker for the infantry. There is no big problem . What? Did the Germans use a cannon to hit the tank in half? Are we defeated thousands of miles away? It's okay, I have an idea. Immediately capture the protagonist, the leader of an important domestic military industrial enterprise, to the front line. If you don't win, it means that the protagonist is a sinner of all France. If you win, it means that I have good leadership .
Does the author have any misunderstanding about "capitalists"?
The author is very attentive. From a purely military or technological perspective, it is good. With the support of colleagues, it is very good Once it comes to economics and politics, the level drops a notch. I wonder if the author has ever thought about a question: As a person who aspires to become a "capitalist" and "military-industrial complex", how should he view "other capitalists, soldiers/people". Should "capitalists" temporarily unite with "other capitalists", or should they use all means to defeat them? Facing a powerful opponent with no bottom line, does it have moral baggage to just take a beating without fighting back, or is it that the time traveler who is confident that the mortal body can take it hard? How do "capitalists" view "soldiers/people"? Are you the same human being, so you can empathize with their experiences? Or just regard them as "leeks/consumables"? Or is it that the author wants to create a so-called "people's capitalist"? Hearing that our soldiers were about to be surrounded, "there was fear in their eyes." Is it that as a time traveler, I have no psychological expectations for the mountains of corpses and seas of blood in the first battle, or is it that I have expectations for my pig teammates? Think of France at this time as a joint-stock company. Is the protagonist a major shareholder, a small shareholder, or a large investor? To distinguish whether a person is a "people" or a "capitalist", does it depend on whether he can make money, or whether he treats other people as leeks/consumables? A large investor wants to be a major shareholder, but his behavior pattern is "I am a brick, I can move it wherever needed." What is the "big picture" from the perspective of "capitalists"? "Country", "soldiers/people", or "my interests"? How to deal with "my selfless boss"? Is it okay to pretend to be sick? Will it be ruined? At worst, the front line will be pushed back to Paris, and I will "recover" again. The major shareholders are not in a hurry, but a large investor is so active? Or will it be automatically substituted when encountering a "foreign enemy invasion"? It's just dog eat dog, don't get too involved. The protagonist has a high reputation among the people, but he only uses it to refute rumors. He cherishes "my flawless white gloves". As a time traveler, he has heard of "flood armies", "land washing", "traffic must be realized", "spread rumors, and refuting rumors will break your legs", and "capitalist journalism". Once a capitalist loses his "flawless white gloves", will he immediately be suspended from the street? This living environment is too harsh for capitalists. Hey, why are other capitalists living well in the rear while living in debauchery/collaborating with the enemy and betraying the country? Why is the gap between "capitalists" and "capitalists" so big? In the early years of Qidian, there was a masterpiece with a capitalist as the protagonist. I don't know if the author has read it. In order not to offend others, I won't mention the title of the book, but regular readers will most likely know it. Although I felt torn after reading this book, my colleagues thought it was still a good book. I wish the author will write better and better
A few words about Freemasonry
It seems that the author also believes in the so-called conspiracy theory. Then your level is just like that, which is very regrettable! Let's put it this way, if Freemasonry had the ability you imagine, then Ma Dabeard and his companions would not be famous all over the world, and their works would not exist in the world. Likewise, a revolution led by a mentor and a loving father will not succeed. Failed art students will not build the Third Reich. Savor it carefully!
The author can later write some Chinese plots
Say a few more words
Your article is a pity! Due to your wrong understanding of Freemasonry, you are very ignorant in politics; therefore, your articles are lame when it comes to politics. In the future, you should write more about war and military equipment in your articles. If you can do it without writing about politics, just don't write about it...
Very good and exciting. At the beginning, you made a fortune in France and used World War I to become a plutocrat. After the end of World War I, a large number of veterans were recruited to form a force and became an oligarch. Later, they moved to South America to develop and expand territory, and took advantage of the opportunity of World War II to establish a country and ascend the throne!
I just want to know when I will build my own country. If I don't seize the opportunity by the tail, I will stay away from Europe and wait for the American capitalists to cut you off? Go out to colonize and become a dog king. After 20 years of development, you will at least be a developed country and your money will not be cut off randomly.
Does the author have any misunderstandings about capitalists? , Capitalists are cold water, holy women like you should be in the garbage dump
What is there about France worth saving? Now the Gallic rooster is almost turning into a Gallic black-bone chicken
A new work worth reading, the thoughtful author even illustrates it himself!
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Official(31)Scraped 20d ago
This book is more suitable to be renamed "The First World War Begins with Being Forced to Fight in the Defense of Paris"
The incredible protagonist, with more than 300 chapters, listed tanks, grenades, mortars, aircraft, and torpedo technology. The only one he controls is the one who builds aircraft and tanks. Individual equipment such as grenades and mortars were given to another manufacturer that made individual equipment (not to mention that this manufacturer only listened to the protagonist because he could provide technology). Torpedoes gave the study of shipbuilding Then the plot of the Niu Mo defying the will was manipulated by political means. The military did not use the tanks that the protagonist had won the battle, but used other people's tanks. I will not delve into the rationality of this plot. I won't even talk about the story that went against the grain, using someone else's tank and then collapsing thousands of miles away, so the protagonist is captured to fill in the lines. Then the protagonist made grenades and mortars. Did you guess something when you saw this? Hey, congratulations, you guessed wrong. At this time, there is no one to play the protagonist, and there are no other individual soldiers and equipment to cooperate with political means to suppress the protagonist. At this point in the plot, the protagonist only has a factory that makes tanks and aircraft, and he can also earn income from the technology of grenades and mortars. What do you think this is called a chaebol? Brother, in the historical dynasties of the great Eastern countries, even if there was a discriminatory environment among "scholars, farmers, industry and merchants", which businessman would not use gray methods such as bribery? Not to mention affecting the imperial edict, at least as a regional landowner, it is basic that you will not be arrested for forced labor, right? Hey, we in Western countries only use boiled seed oil, and there is no such gray method. Even if you are the leader of an important domestic military industrial enterprise, you still have to be arrested and sent to fill the front lines. The commander-in-chief of the army mobilized troops to fight the Germans. The Germans raced from the border to Paris and bumped into the protagonist. Now he must be dizzy and confused. It is a good time to counterattack. You mean the new equipment the protagonist made? I already have a better one . When the original armor can block rifle fire, I added two powerful cannons. Although the speed is reduced to the same speed as the infantry, it does not just serve as a bunker for the infantry. There is no big problem . What? Did the Germans use a cannon to hit the tank in half? Are we defeated thousands of miles away? It's okay, I have an idea. Immediately capture the protagonist, the leader of an important domestic military industrial enterprise, to the front line. If you don't win, it means that the protagonist is a sinner of all France. If you win, it means that I have good leadership .
Does the author have any misunderstanding about "capitalists"?
The author is very attentive. From a purely military or technological perspective, it is good. With the support of colleagues, it is very good Once it comes to economics and politics, the level drops a notch. I wonder if the author has ever thought about a question: As a person who aspires to become a "capitalist" and "military-industrial complex", how should he view "other capitalists, soldiers/people". Should "capitalists" temporarily unite with "other capitalists", or should they use all means to defeat them? Facing a powerful opponent with no bottom line, does it have moral baggage to just take a beating without fighting back, or is it that the time traveler who is confident that the mortal body can take it hard? How do "capitalists" view "soldiers/people"? Are you the same human being, so you can empathize with their experiences? Or just regard them as "leeks/consumables"? Or is it that the author wants to create a so-called "people's capitalist"? Hearing that our soldiers were about to be surrounded, "there was fear in their eyes." Is it that as a time traveler, I have no psychological expectations for the mountains of corpses and seas of blood in the first battle, or is it that I have expectations for my pig teammates? Think of France at this time as a joint-stock company. Is the protagonist a major shareholder, a small shareholder, or a large investor? To distinguish whether a person is a "people" or a "capitalist", does it depend on whether he can make money, or whether he treats other people as leeks/consumables? A large investor wants to be a major shareholder, but his behavior pattern is "I am a brick, I can move it wherever needed." What is the "big picture" from the perspective of "capitalists"? "Country", "soldiers/people", or "my interests"? How to deal with "my selfless boss"? Is it okay to pretend to be sick? Will it be ruined? At worst, the front line will be pushed back to Paris, and I will "recover" again. The major shareholders are not in a hurry, but a large investor is so active? Or will it be automatically substituted when encountering a "foreign enemy invasion"? It's just dog eat dog, don't get too involved. The protagonist has a high reputation among the people, but he only uses it to refute rumors. He cherishes "my flawless white gloves". As a time traveler, he has heard of "flood armies", "land washing", "traffic must be realized", "spread rumors, and refuting rumors will break your legs", and "capitalist journalism". Once a capitalist loses his "flawless white gloves", will he immediately be suspended from the street? This living environment is too harsh for capitalists. Hey, why are other capitalists living well in the rear while living in debauchery/collaborating with the enemy and betraying the country? Why is the gap between "capitalists" and "capitalists" so big? In the early years of Qidian, there was a masterpiece with a capitalist as the protagonist. I don't know if the author has read it. In order not to offend others, I won't mention the title of the book, but regular readers will most likely know it. Although I felt torn after reading this book, my colleagues thought it was still a good book. I wish the author will write better and better
A few words about Freemasonry
It seems that the author also believes in the so-called conspiracy theory. Then your level is just like that, which is very regrettable! Let's put it this way, if Freemasonry had the ability you imagine, then Ma Dabeard and his companions would not be famous all over the world, and their works would not exist in the world. Likewise, a revolution led by a mentor and a loving father will not succeed. Failed art students will not build the Third Reich. Savor it carefully!
The author can later write some Chinese plots
Say a few more words
Your article is a pity! Due to your wrong understanding of Freemasonry, you are very ignorant in politics; therefore, your articles are lame when it comes to politics. In the future, you should write more about war and military equipment in your articles. If you can do it without writing about politics, just don't write about it...
Very good and exciting. At the beginning, you made a fortune in France and used World War I to become a plutocrat. After the end of World War I, a large number of veterans were recruited to form a force and became an oligarch. Later, they moved to South America to develop and expand territory, and took advantage of the opportunity of World War II to establish a country and ascend the throne!
I just want to know when I will build my own country. If I don't seize the opportunity by the tail, I will stay away from Europe and wait for the American capitalists to cut you off? Go out to colonize and become a dog king. After 20 years of development, you will at least be a developed country and your money will not be cut off randomly.
Does the author have any misunderstandings about capitalists? , Capitalists are cold water, holy women like you should be in the garbage dump
What is there about France worth saving? Now the Gallic rooster is almost turning into a Gallic black-bone chicken
A new work worth reading, the thoughtful author even illustrates it himself!
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How can France be successful in fighting with such insects? ? (Playing on tour throughout 🇧🇪)
Good news for fans of military literature, this is a niche book about the First World War. Starting from capital, continuous inventions and creations have changed the original military structure. The plot logic has a certain level and is worth reading. .
When I saw the title, I thought it was a studio novel. I didn't want to read it, but I saw that it was about a subject I hadn't seen in a long time (referring to World War), and studio novels didn't seem to touch on such unpopular subjects, so I couldn't help but click in and read it. Even if it was a studio novel, I wanted to see how it was written. I didn't think it was good. So old bookworms still have to keep pace with the times. Nowadays, you can't just look at the title of a book and directly dismiss it, otherwise you will miss a lot of food. I remember when I was watching the European War before I was censored. The ones about Sandoko and Big Brother were really good at that time.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ The review star of this book has been updated from three and a half stars to four stars. Because the author explains it in relatively detail, it is suitable for readers who have little knowledge of World War I. In particular, those who travel through time should take a look first so that they can be prepared in case time travel occurs. It's worth a look, not to be missed. There are basically no poisonous points. There is only one shortcoming: the update is too slow. Fortunately, the update volume is stable. You can save and read at the same time. There are quite a few now, and you can kill them.
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