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Let others fight, and you, lucky Austria, get married! What the God of War can give you, the God of Love can also give you. The smoke of the Napoleonic Wars has cleared, and the Vienna System, which once brought peace to Europe, is riddled with holes. Under the seemingly calm surface of peace, there is the turbulent whirlpool of the times, the calm before the storm. The air was filled with steaming mist of sweat, and the choking black smoke made it difficult to breathe. At the elegant dining table, a group of soldiers and fat men in suits were jostling each other, feasting on the meal called the world. A self-portrait of Van Gogh hung on the wall, and the waltzes of Strauss and his sons were ringing in his ears. Suddenly the music changed to a march, and the scene shifted to the battlefield. Soldiers marched in goose-stepping order toward the machine gun barbed wire fence. A cannonball fell on the ground, and after the smoke passed, countless cavalry rushed towards the artillery position. With a loud noise, a steam tank continued to spray flames. A wooden plane flew close to the ground, dropped its bombs and then quickly lifted up, breaking through the clouds and shining brightly.