France, 1793: From Artilleryman to Emperor

He wakes up as Napoleon Bonaparte. At the front in Toulon, cannon barrels are cracking, the commander is a painter who only knows how to draw landscapes, and the soldiers do not even have shoes. The British are blockading the harbor, and Paris is waiting for a victory.

He uses modern mathematics to refine artillery fire, business thinking to solve supply problems, and project management to break down military campaigns. First Toulon, then Montenotte, then over the Alps with a band of soldiers, to show the Austrians and Sardinians what it means to be outclassed by an entirely different level of technology.

"General, your cannons are aimed at our own men."

"That's why I need you."

Starting with a single 24-pounder, he will rebuild France.