World War II: Helping the White-Haired German Kaiser Revive Germany

Twenty-four-year-old office worker Lin Deman is hit by a truck on his way to work and sent to another world. The bad news: he transmigrates into the body of a bankrupt Junker nobleman, inheriting a mountain of debt. The good news: a sword left behind by his ancestor gives him a way into Sanssouci Palace. But... Why is the Kaiser a white-haired, red-eyed girl? What happened to Wilhelm II? This German Empire has had a troubled fate, too. After losing the First World War, it retained its monarchy through a compromise with the great powers, but lost nearly all its authority. Its states are divided, its economy is in ruins, its army is restricted. The once-mighty empire stands on the edge of a cliff. To the west, France has never given up on weakening its former enemy. Across the Channel, Britain watches coldly, waiting for Germany to fall into decline on its own. In the east, a red giant led by an unexpected figure is rising, its vast shadow spreading across Europe. Even Poland, which gained independence only recently, dares to tear a piece of flesh from the weakened empire. And the young empress Verena, in Sanssouci Palace, cannot truly rule the country. The only person she has is someone who still believes in the royal family. His name is Werner von Lindemann. At first, all he wants is to protect his land and his life. But when he discovers that the seemingly capricious young empress still sees protecting her people as her duty, even after losing her power... He finally understands that what he has inherited is more than a noble name. It is an honor he must bear. So he decides to help her rebuild Germany. And restore the honor a nobleman ought to have.