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Punched Austria, kicked Russia, interfered in Spain's internal affairs, and sneered at Prussia. It was imperial France, and the emperor was called Napoleon. The elements are all right, but it's a pity that it's the Second Empire, and it's a pity that it's Napoleon III. Once in a time travel, he became the only son of Napoleon III and the future Napoleon IV. That's okay, as long as he prevents his father from getting sick, repeatedly provoking Prussia, and not falling for Bismarck's trick. With the size of France, he is one of the top powers in Europe. He survived the first battle, beat Germany severely, and then completely dismembered Germany. At that time, it was not impossible for him to become the last real man in France. Unfortunately, the time of travel was wrong. It traveled to July 19, 1870, the day when Napoleon III confidently declared war on Prussia. The French Emperor was already confident that he wanted to take his only son to the front line. Eugène Napoleon, knowing that his trip would be for free, decided not to go with his father for free. Since his father can't be counted on, he has no choice but to save the crumbling France. Domestic capitalists, fight; Prussia, fight; Italy, fight... Eugène Napoleon, the future Napoleon IV of France, was destined to achieve something that his great-uncle Napoleon I had never achieved in this era when the British navy was sweeping the oceans, the Prussian army was dominating the world, and American industry was gradually rising.