Rebirth and the Rise of the German Empire

On the streets of Hamburg, Tang Wei was immersed in the aroma of German beer and thinking about the legend of the "Bismarck", but he was hit by an out-of-control truck and plunged into endless darkness. When he opened his eyes again, he actually traveled to the German Empire in 1899 and became Ensign Hank, the second son of a nobleman who was unknown in history but was seriously injured when he blocked Tirpitz's gun. With a gunshot wound on his shoulder and a century-old knowledge of ship design in his hand, Hank knew very well: 15 years later, Germany would be defeated in World War I and the entire naval fleet would be annihilated. In order to survive and change his destined fate, he faced the doubts of the "airborne troops" and drew an era-changing cruiser design on his hospital bed. This unexpectedly shocked Tirpitz and even attracted a personal summons from Kaiser Wilhelm II. From improving steel-making technology to solve the problem of low-temperature embrittlement, to promoting the expansion of shipyards; from designing the "Scharnhorst" class armored cruiser to crush the British, to secretly developing steam turbines to speed up ships; from dealing with the surveillance of British spies, to skillfully maneuvering in the arms race among various countries - Hank used modern ship engineering knowledge to step by step build the German Navy into an Atlantic hegemon. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.