World War II Game: Starting with a Nobel Prize

After transmigrating into the game world of Empire's Contest, he binds himself to a Reputation System. The greater his reputation, the more points he earns, allowing him to upgrade and unlock more items in the System's shop.

Including, but not limited to, rifles, cannons, tanks, aircraft, machine tools, nuclear power plants, atomic bombs, and more.

So Li Wenzhen, a gaming enthusiast, draws the character card for Albert Einstein and begins presenting the theory of relativity, astounding the world of physics and winning the Nobel Prize.

Just as the Qing court is about to fall and the North and South are on the brink of civil war, Li Wenzhen resolutely gives up his comfortable aristocratic life abroad, his ducal title, and his academic honors, returning home to take charge of state affairs!

With his strength alone, he averts a North-South war and a fratricidal bloodbath, leading the Chinese nation onto a path of rapid development, strength, and rejuvenation.

Yuan Shikai: With His Majesty on the throne, no one in the world would dare call himself emperor. Hongxian? What a ridiculous joke!

Mr. Sun: The world belongs to the people, and His Majesty says the whole world belongs to China. Wherever the sun and moon shine is our territory!

The Little Mustache: I would gladly carry His Majesty's whip and stirrup. Chinese is now spoken throughout Germany. Long live my sovereign!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.