Bloody Dawn: from 1900

1900, Vienna. When the legend of Princess Sissi was still circulating on the banks of the Danube, when the Germans, Magyars, Czechs, and Poles in the Imperial Parliament were yelling at each other in eleven languages, and when the gentlemen in the cafes of Budapest were debating "how many years can the empire last?" A young man has already made his choice! His name was Otto von Egger. A time traveler, a declining old aristocrat of Bohemia. From Prague to Budapest, from Vienna to Zagreb, he spent five years bleeding the empire, and used a flag to weld the anger of various nations into a country. When the guns of internal and external enemies are aimed at this new regime at the same time, and when famine and plague sweep across the Danube Plain, he must answer a question that is more cruel than revolution: What is the future path of the country? In which direction? 1900, Bloody dawn. From here on, the old world must die.