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取代威廉二世：我加冕德意志皇帝
Yan Wei Guan
Traveling through parallel Prussia in 1861, he became the second son of William I. Faced with Moltke's question "Why do you want to join the army?", Karl only answered one sentence. "To stop someone." Historically, Wilhelm II made impulsive advances, forced Bismarck away, tore up the balance of power in Europe, triggered a world war, and finally the empire collapsed. Karl looked at the young William II and the future gravedigger of the empire, and he had already set a direction in his heart. He won the military base and became Bismarck's only confidant. When the bell rang in 1888, Karl stepped on the historical juncture and ascended to the supreme position of the German Empire. William II? I'm sorry, you don't deserve to sit on this throne. What he has to do is not to follow the trend, but to hold the direction of history. For Germany, pave a road without smoke, without collapse, and truly leading to glory.
Traveling through parallel Prussia in 1861, he became the second son of William I. Faced with Moltke's question "Why do you want to join the army?", Karl only answered one sentence. "To stop someone." Historically, Wilhelm II made impulsive advances, forced Bismarck away, tore up the balance of power in Europe, triggered a world war, and finally the empire collapsed. Karl looked at the young William II and the future gravedigger of the empire, and he had already set a direction in his heart. He won the military base and became Bismarck's only confidant. When the bell rang in 1888, Karl stepped on the historical juncture and ascended to the supreme position of the German Empire. William II? I'm sorry, you don't deserve to sit on this throne. What he has to do is not to follow the trend, but to hold the direction of history. For Germany, pave a road without smoke, without collapse, and truly leading to glory.