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I Became a Tycoon During World War I: Saving France from the Start
I Became a Tycoon During World War I: Saving France from the Start
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A pure time-travel story without any system cheats—just intelligence and knowledge driving the narrative. If that’s not your cup of tea, feel free to skip!
The protagonist finds himself transported to the French Republic, born into a family that owns a long-standing agricultural tractor business. As the heir of this quasi-wealthy lineage, he’s about to become the third generation of success.
The catch? Their estate is near Paris, and the Germans will soon advance to this region. To secure his family’s future, he must save France itself.
Gallieni: “Good heavens, the enemy has actually exposed their flank to us!”
Joffre: “This can’t be true. Could it be a trap?”
Protagonist: “The plan is ready. Are you going to take action, or do I have to spoon-feed it to you?”
…
German Army: “This is supposed to be a tractor factory? What on earth are these steel monsters that seem impervious to bullets?”
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The protagonist finds himself transported to the French Republic, born into a family that owns a long-standing agricultural tractor business. As the heir of this quasi-wealthy lineage, he’s about to become the third generation of success.
The catch? Their estate is near Paris, and the Germans will soon advance to this region. To secure his family’s future, he must save France itself.
Gallieni: “Good heavens, the enemy has actually exposed their flank to us!”
Joffre: “This can’t be true. Could it be a trap?”
Protagonist: “The plan is ready. Are you going to take action, or do I have to spoon-feed it to you?”
…
German Army: “This is supposed to be a tractor factory? What on earth are these steel monsters that seem impervious to bullets?”
If you can, you can subscribe to support me
patreon.com/Franklin1
- Chapter 1 1: Shifting to Military Production is the Best Way Forward
- Chapter 2 2: This Boy is No Ordinary Child
- Chapter 3 3: It’s All Just Business
- Chapter 4 4: Gallieni
- Chapter 5 5: Deserters Deserving Praise
- Chapter 6 6: For France
- Chapter 7 7: Turning Tractors into Tanks
- Chapter 8 8: Rumors
- Chapter 9 9: I’m Betting Everything on Your Victory
- Chapter 10 10: Those Damned Deceivers
- Chapter 11 11: What Is This “Monster”?
- Chapter 12 12: You Saved France
- Chapter 13 13: Attack Within Defense
- Chapter 14 14: "The Inventor"
- Chapter 15 15: A Promise Made
- Chapter 16 16: The Daily Journal
- Chapter 17 17: Why Should I Sell You My Money-Maker?
- Chapter 18 18: Almost Fooled
- Chapter 19 19: Transporting Troops by Taxi
- Chapter 20 20: The Smiling Man
- Chapter 21 21: Left and Right
- Chapter 22 22: 990,000 Francs
- Chapter 23 23: I Want to Buy All His Businesses
- Chapter 24 24: Who Would Buy the Motorcycle Factory?
- Chapter 25 25: A Bargain Deal
- Chapter 26 26: The Battle Plan
- Chapter 27 27: Infantry, Tanks, and Artillery Coordination
- Chapter 28 28: On the Right Track
- Chapter 29 29: The Power of Money
- Chapter 30 30: The Will of the People
- Chapter 31 31: Poaching Talent
- Chapter 32 32: Tanks or Rifles
- Chapter 33 33: A Smart Strategy
- Chapter 34 34: Are You Really Young Master Charles?
- Chapter 35 35: Sidecar Attachment
- Chapter 36 36: Wages and Dignity
- Chapter 37 37: A Near Mutiny
- Chapter 38 38: Marketing Strategy
- Chapter 39 39: The Ammunition Compatibility Issue
- Chapter 40 40: They’re Done For
- Chapter 41 41: Maintain Speed
- Chapter 42 42: Want to Try That Again?
- Chapter 43 43: I Want to Meet Someone
- Chapter 44 44: The Kidnapping Incident
- Chapter 45 45: Meeting You Isn’t Easy
- Chapter 46 46: The Despicable Middlemen
- Chapter 47 47: The Wartime Procurement Ordinance
- Chapter 48 48: Power or Profit?
- Chapter 49 49: Power Stems From Control
- Chapter 50 50: An Improvised Performance
- Chapter 51 51: A Sharp Bargainer
- Chapter 52 52: This is a “Minor Issue”?
- Chapter 53 53: Thank You for Supporting the Novel
- Chapter 54 54: Laurent is Committed
- Chapter 55 55: After-Sales Service
- Chapter 56 56: Harassment Tactics
- Chapter 57 57: "Comrades-in-Arms"
- Chapter 58 58: A Seventeen-Year-Old Boy—Nothing to Fear?
- Chapter 59 59: They Did Gallieni a Favor
- Chapter 60 60:
- Chapter 61 61: It’s All a Trap
- Chapter 62 62: The Philosopher
- Chapter 63 63: The Draft Notice
- Chapter 64 64: The Recruit Reports for Duty
- Chapter 65 65: The Cunning Little Fellow
- Chapter 66 66: Charles's Work
- Chapter 67 67: Special Operations
- Chapter 68 68: Charles Is More Effective Than Gallieni
- Chapter 69 69: The Uniform Effect
- Chapter 70 70: Uncle's Scheme
- Chapter 71 71: The Growth of the Motorcycle Factory
- Chapter 72 72: The Mark I Tank
- Chapter 73 73: Why the Rigid-Suspension “Mark I” Tank Couldn’t Be Equipped with Cannons
- Chapter 74 74: Secret Mission
- Chapter 75 75: The Antwerp Fortress
- Chapter 76 76: The National Fortress
- Chapter 77 77: British Reinforcements
- Chapter 78 78: Who is Charles?
- Chapter 79 79: The Important Lieutenant
- Chapter 80 80: His Majesty the King
- Chapter 81 81: The Third Option
- Chapter 82 82 - Breakfast Together
- Chapter 83 83 - Smoke Screen
- Chapter 84 84 - Witnessing Victory
- Chapter 85 85 - Full Retreat
- Chapter 86 86 - The Royal Order of the Crown
- Chapter 87 87 - The Congreve Rockets
- Chapter 88 88 - You Own an Airplane Factory?
- Chapter 89 89 - Proud to Owe the Bank
- Chapter 90 90 - The Le Prieur Rocket
- Chapter 91 91 - Uniting the Pilots
- Chapter 92 92 - The Zeppelin Airship
- Chapter 93 93 - "It’s Charles—It Has to Be Charles"
- Chapter 94 94 - "The Hot Air Balloon"
- Chapter 95 95 - Once Again, Deceived by Charles
- Chapter 96 96 - Know When to Stop
- Chapter 97 97 - A Plan That Took Shape by Itself
- Chapter 98 98 - A Different Kind of “Protection”
- Chapter 99 99 - The Flying Club
- Chapter 100 100 - Relieved by God
- Chapter 101 101 - I’m Telling the Truth
- Chapter 102 102 - The Genius of the Little Daily
- Chapter 103 103 - The Purpose of Tractors
- Chapter 104 104 - The Long-Delayed Draft Notice
- Chapter 105 105 - Grevy's Surprise
- Chapter 106 106 - Colonel Estigny
- Chapter 107 107 - Baiting the Big Fish
- Chapter 108 108 - The Down-and-Out Aviators
- Chapter 109 109 - Demand Drives the Market
- Chapter 110 110 - The Clash Upstairs and Downstairs
- Chapter 111 111 - The Capitalist Price War
- Chapter 112 112 - Gallieni’s Money Isn’t Easy to Earn
- Chapter 113 113 - Rushing to the Sea
- Chapter 114 114 - The Belmondo Family
- Chapter 115 115 - A Perfect Script
- Chapter 116 116 - Asymmetric Warfare
- Chapter 117 117 LEAVE YOUR REVIEWS, FRIENDS
- Chapter 118 118: A Deliberate Misunderstanding
- Chapter 119 119: Charles is Out of His League
- Chapter 120 120: The Machine Gun Synchronization Gear
- Chapter 121 121: The First Flying Squadron
- Chapter 122 122: Downing Enemy Aircraft?
- Chapter 123 123: A Sudden Aerial Battle
- Chapter 124 124: Nothing but Flies
- Chapter 125 125: General Foch
- Chapter 126 126: Who Can Hold Out Until the End
- Chapter 127 127: As Simple as That
- Chapter 128 128: Can This Be Called War?
- Chapter 129 129: The Motorized Technical Services Department
- Chapter 130 130: I Only Directed That Battle
- Chapter 131 131: Charles Isn't the Only Competitor
- Chapter 132 132: My Tank Isn’t for Bidding
- Chapter 133 133: The Hand Grenade
- Chapter 134 134: The Saint-Étienne Armory
- Chapter 135 135: Long-Lost Brother
- Chapter 136 136: Why Not Use Tanks to Break Through?
- Chapter 137 137: Better Off Not Knowing the Truth
- Chapter 138 138: The Talented Colonel
- Chapter 139 139: The Swarm Tactic
- Chapter 140 140: Blocking Their Profits
- Chapter 141 141: The Mechanic
- Chapter 142 142: The Special Artillery Battalion
- Chapter 143 143: The Press Conference
- Chapter 144 144: The Mightiest War Machine
- Chapter 145 145: Conditions
- Chapter 146 146: Special Training
- Chapter 147 147: The Basic Function of a Tank
- Chapter 148 148: Covering the Tank's Flanks
- Chapter 149 149: Did You Do That on Purpose?
- Chapter 150 150: Charles's Tank is the Real Tank
- Chapter 151 151: Intelligence from Political Infighting
- Chapter 152 152: Command Authority
- Chapter 153 153: A Price Trap
- Chapter 154 154: Charles Has No Secrets Left
- Chapter 155 155: It Was All a Trap Set by Charles
- Chapter 156 156: Charles's Troops
- Chapter 157 157: Charles's Elite Troops
- Chapter 158 158: Charles's Three-Three Formation
- Chapter 159 159: The Trap for Enemy Artillery
- Chapter 160 160: "You Are Free"
- Chapter 161 161: Only Charles Could Achieve This
- Chapter 162 162: Borrowing a Blade to Kill
- Chapter 163 163: At the Pinnacle of the Field
- Chapter 164 164: Celebrating the Victor's Return
- Chapter 165 165: Entering the Newspaper Business?
- Chapter 166 166: Player or Pawn
- Chapter 167 167: The Military Gazette
- Chapter 168 168: Was This Really a Wise Choice?
- Chapter 169 169: The Honor Gazette
- Chapter 170 170: The “Armchair Tactician”
- Chapter 171 171: The Steadfast Supporter
- Chapter 172 172: This is Artillery
- Chapter 173 173: The Mortar
- Chapter 174 174: The Power of the Press
- Chapter 175 175: Then Buy a Team!
- Chapter 176 176: Buying a Car Company
- Chapter 177 177: A Strange Alliance
- Chapter 178 178: Primitive Suspension
- Chapter 179 179: The Renault Tank
- Chapter 180 180: The Boulanger Affair
- Chapter 181 181: The German Tanks
- Chapter 182 182: A Bidding War
- Chapter 183 183: Price War
- Chapter 184 184: Beating the Enemy but Not One's Own
- Chapter 185 185: The Tactics of Capitalists
- Chapter 186 186: The Tank Cannon
- Chapter 187 187: The Propaganda Battle
- Chapter 188 188: Intensive Training
- Chapter 189 189: The Mortar Wave
- Chapter 190 190: Mortar Testing
- Chapter 191 191: The Tank Base
- Chapter 192 192: Combined Arms Operation
- Chapter 193 193: Infantry and Artillery Relations
- Chapter 194 194: The Tank with a Tail Hook
- Chapter 195 195: Charles' Students
- Chapter 196 196: Replicating Tactics
- Chapter 197 197: A Strategy That Can't Be Altered
- Chapter 198 198: A Victory at the Front?
- Chapter 199 199: Reversal of the Battle
- Chapter 200 200: Breaking Through
- Chapter 201 201: The Noble Regiment
- Chapter 202 202: Part of the Plan
- Chapter 203 203: Charles A1
- Chapter 204 204: Unexpected Results
- Chapter 205 205: Tank Assault Tactics
- Chapter 206 206: This Is Charles’ Style
- Chapter 207 207: The Riddle
- Chapter 208 208: The Devil’s Mark
- Chapter 209 209: A Devilish Ambush
- Chapter 210 210: Generational Difference in Tanks
- Chapter 211 211: “My God, We’ve Been Tricked!”
- Chapter 212 212: A Battle of Wits
- Chapter 213 213: Wells’s Considerations
- Chapter 214 214: The Day Has Finally Come
- Chapter 215 215: The Eight Principles of Aerial Combat
- Chapter 216 216: The French Navy in Disarray
- Chapter 217 217: The Navy’s Third Faction
- Chapter 218 218: Naval Maneuver Warfare
- Chapter 219 219: A Gift of Pure Gold
- Chapter 220 220: The Popular “Charles A1”
- Chapter 221 221: Something Feels Off
- Chapter 222 222: Charles’ Influence
- Chapter 223 223: Time to Develop Bombers
- Chapter 224 224: The Torpedo Bomber
- Chapter 225 225: The Arrogant British
- Chapter 226 226: A Simple Strategy
- Chapter 227 227:
- Chapter 228 228: The Weaver Stance
- Chapter 229 229: Grevy's Bitter Defeat
- Chapter 230 230: The Chauchat Machine Gun?
- Chapter 231 231: Improvements to the Chauchat
- Chapter 232 232: Christmas Is Coming
- Chapter 233 233: Merry Christmas
- Chapter 234 234: A 48-Hour Truce
- Chapter 235 235: The Decimation Order
- Chapter 236 236: Doomsday Revelry
- Chapter 237 237: A Win-Win Solution
- Chapter 238 238: Requisitioning the Army’s Planes?
- Chapter 239 239: A Storyline
- Chapter 240 240: Using the Germans
- Chapter 241 241: Cobbod’s Trap
- Chapter 242 242: Charles’s Lesson
- Chapter 243 243: The Immelmann Turn
- Chapter 244 244: German Warplanes
- Chapter 245 245: The Bomber Squadron
- Chapter 246 246: So, What Kind of Plane Was That?
- Chapter 247 247: Foolish People
- Chapter 248 248: The Air Corps
- Chapter 249 249: The Legion of Honor Medal
- Chapter 250 250: The Lady in White
- Chapter 251 251: The List
- Chapter 252 252: The Intelligence of “The Lady in White”
- Chapter 253 253: The Power of the Bombers
- Chapter 254 254: The Aerial Combat System
- Chapter 255 255: Sharing the Cost
- Chapter 256 256: Industrial Tactics
- Chapter 257 257: Professional Price Gouging
- Chapter 258 258: Rocket Propellant Formula
- Chapter 259 259:
- Chapter 260 260: The Direction of Tank Development
- Chapter 261 261: A Higher Calling
- Chapter 262 262: Pure Self-Interest
- Chapter 263 263: The Naval Technical Advisor
- Chapter 264 264: Torpedo Improvements
- Chapter 265 265: The Brennan Torpedo
- Chapter 266 266: The Role of the Formulation
- Chapter 267 267: The Super-Heavy Tank
- Chapter 268 268: Development Funding
- Chapter 269 269: Grevy’s “Collaboration”
- Chapter 270 270: Internal Issues
- Chapter 271 271: Business Intelligence
- Chapter 272 272: The Cautious Approach
- Chapter 273 273: The 28-Day Delay
- Chapter 274 274: A Missed Opportunity
- Chapter 275 275: The Second Bureau
- Chapter 276 276: The Battlefield of Politicians
- Chapter 277 277: The Forefather of Landing Craft
- Chapter 278 278: Charles's "Toys"
- Chapter 279 279: The Pressure of Public Opinion
- Chapter 280 280: The Pillar of the Nation
- Chapter 281 281: Tijani’s Determination
- Chapter 282 282: How About a Regiment Commander?
- Chapter 283 283: Another “Western Front”
- Chapter 284 284: The Depth Charge
- Chapter 285 285: Charles’s Influence
- Chapter 286 286: The Fleet
- Chapter 287 287: The Landing at V Beach
- Chapter 288 288: A Strategic Disguise
- Chapter 289 289: That’s Charles’s Army
- Chapter 290 290: A Battle of Words
- Chapter 291 291: U-21 Submarine
- Chapter 292 292: The Mobile Defense Ring
- Chapter 293 293: Charles's Invention
- Chapter 294 294: The Submarine’s End
- Chapter 295 295: Charles’s Telegram
- Chapter 296 296: The Naval Codebook
- Chapter 297 297: We’re All Fans of Charles
- Chapter 298 298: That’s Charles
- Chapter 299 299: Bolayir
- Chapter 300 300: Let the Enemy Defeat Us
- Chapter 301 301: The Flank of the Defensive Line
- Chapter 302 302: Tanks—Those Are Tanks
- Chapter 303 303: The Landing
- Chapter 304 304: Information Blockade
- Chapter 305 305: Ammunition Supply Issues
- Chapter 306 306: Going Around
- Chapter 307 307: Capturing Charles Alive
- Chapter 308 308: They Succeeded
- Chapter 309 309: It Really Was Only Ten Minutes
- Chapter 310 310: Hand Grenade Defense
- Chapter 311 311: Is This War?
- Chapter 312 312: Naval Artillery Support
- Chapter 313 313: The Issue of Morale
- Chapter 314 314: The Initiative is in the Enemy’s Hands
- Chapter 315 315: The Two-Day Deadline
- Chapter 316 316: Mr. Edward
- Chapter 317 317: The Army’s Landing
- Chapter 318 318: Intelligence
- Chapter 319 319: Sniper Company
- Chapter 320 320: The Sniper Teams
- Chapter 321 321: Trust
- Chapter 322 322: Breaking Through the Blockade
- Chapter 323 323: A Battle of Public Opinion
- Chapter 324 324: The Triumphal Parade
- Chapter 325 325: Time for a New Uniform
- Chapter 326 326: Autographs
- Chapter 327 327: The Charles Doctrine
- Chapter 328 328: The Steel Helmet
- Chapter 329 329: The Feeling of the Battlefield
- Chapter 330 330: The Deployment of the Chauchat Light Machine Gun
- Chapter 331 331: Strategic Retreat
- Chapter 332 332: Chemical Warfare
- Chapter 333 333: Top Secret
- Chapter 334 335: Gas Masks
- Chapter 335 336: The Yellow-Green Mist
- Chapter 336 337: The Neighbors’ Plea
- Chapter 337 338: That Was Charles
- Chapter 338 - 339: That’s No Mere Promise
- Chapter 339 340: The Strength of Charles's Forces
- Chapter 340 - 341: "Mobile Defense"
- Chapter 341 - 342: Charles is Here
- Chapter 342 - 343: A New Development
- Chapter 343 344: Counterattack from the Brink
- Chapter 344 - 345: Another Fan
- Chapter 345 - 346: Honors of Victory
- Chapter 346 347: Foch’s Call
- Chapter 347 - 348: What France Owes You
- Chapter 348 - 349: No Sense of Romance
- Chapter 349 350: She's a Spy
- Chapter 350 351: Brigadier General
- Chapter 351 - 352: Shooting at Pigeons
- Chapter 352 353: The Sniper Rifle
- Chapter 353 354: Tijani’s Dilemma
- Chapter 354 - 355: A Shared Insight
- Chapter 355 356: Just in Time
- Chapter 356 - 357: Sell It, or It Will Be Bombed
- Chapter 357 358: The Central-Position Firing Method
- Chapter 358 - 359: The Power Over Life and Death
- Chapter 359 - 360: The Submachine Gun
- Chapter 360 - 361: The Perfect Submachine Gun
- Chapter 361 - 362: Room for Maneuver
- Chapter 362 - 363: We Need a Victory
- Chapter 363 364: A Well-Prepared Battle
- Chapter 364 - 365: Boomerang
- Chapter 365 - 366: Additional Armor
- Chapter 366 367: Armored Personnel Carrier
- Chapter 367 368: This is Politics
- Chapter 368 - 369: Asset Management
- Chapter 369 - 370: If You Want to Win, Buy My Cannons!
- Chapter 370 - 371: Forced Into Service
- Chapter 371 372: A Head-to-Head Clash
- Chapter 372 - 373: Flanking Maneuvers
- Chapter 373 - 374: I Want an Offensive
- Chapter 374 - 375: Tank Warfare
- Chapter 375 376: The Improvised Defensive Line
- Chapter 376 377: Can We Survive This?
- Chapter 377 378: Night Battle
- Chapter 378 - 379: The M21’s Momentum
- Chapter 379 - 380: This May Be Useful to You
- Chapter 380 - 381: This Is Just the Beginning
- Chapter 381 382: The Storm Assault Battalion
- Chapter 382 - 383: Infiltrating Enemy Lines
- Chapter 383 - 384: The "Camel" Fighter Plane
- Chapter 384 - 385: Britain's Concern
- Chapter 385 - 386: Is It Really Outdated Equipment?
- Chapter 386 387: Bombing London
- Chapter 387: The Bombing of London
- Chapter 388: The “Camel” is the Best Choice
- Chapter 389 389: Another Battlefield
- Chapter 390: The Super-Range Cannon
- Chapter 391: The Paris Cannon
- Chapter 392 392: A Dramatic Advantage
- Chapter 393 393: A Gifted Visitor
- Chapter 394 394: A Talent Cultivation Plan
- Chapter 395: The Reaction to the "Saint-Étienne II"
- Chapter 396: You Played a Major Role
- Chapter 397: Charles’ Tactics
- Chapter 398 398: The “Gift”
- Chapter 399 399: Why Can’t It Be Artillery?
- Chapter 400: Charles’ Birthday
- Chapter 401 401: What’s Your Plan for the Change?
- Chapter 402: The Cheap Version
- Chapter 403: People's Military Level
- Chapter 404: A Delaying Tactic
- Chapter 405: Book Cipher
- Chapter 406: National Day
- Chapter 407: Can This Fool the Germans?
- Chapter 408: The Armored Division and Mechanized Division
- Chapter 409: The Expanded Trenches
- Chapter 410 410: The Battle Always Appears Suddenly
- Chapter 411: The Pulse of War
- Chapter 412: Mobile Defense
- Chapter 413: The Belgian Resistance
- Chapter 414: It's Actually Artillery!
- Chapter 415 415: "Blitzkrieg"
- Chapter 416 416: Charles’s Luck
- Chapter 417: The Ammunition Depot
- Chapter 418: The Liberation of Brussels
- Chapter 419 419: No Preparations
- Chapter 420 420: The Fuel Crisis
- Chapter 421: Knowing Too Much
- Chapter 422: Attack by Surprise
- Chapter 423: Molotov Cocktails
- Chapter 424: Only One Day
- Chapter 425 - 425
- Chapter 426: The Generation Gap
- Chapter 427 427: Disaster at the General Staff
- Chapter 428 428: “Blocking” the News
- Chapter 429: King Albert I
- Chapter 430 430: A Trade of Interests
- Chapter 431 431: This Is the British
- Chapter 432 432: Charles’s Trap
- Chapter 433 433: The Emperor Isn’t Worried, but His Servants Are
- Chapter 434: The Best Student
- Chapter 435 435: Can’t You Just Let the Germans Go?
- Chapter 436 436: Surrounded Again
- Chapter 437 437: Futile Resistance
- Chapter 438 438: All Within Charles’s Calculations?
- Chapter 439: The Final Frenzy
- Chapter 440: A Clever Proposal
- Chapter 441: Belgium Is a Country, Not a Road
- Chapter 442: The Crossroads of Belgium
- Chapter 443 443: Mobile Defense
- Chapter 444: Security
- Chapter 445: Separation of Public and Private Interests
- Chapter 446: If Anyone Disagrees, Then Let Them Fight Us
- Chapter 447: The Bigger the Matter, the Better
- Chapter 448 448: The Newspaper on the Motorcycle
- Chapter 449 449: The Media Offensive
- Chapter 450 450: Charles's Promise
- Chapter 451: The FN Armory
- Chapter 452 452: This is No Coincidence
- Chapter 453 453: I Don't Mind Playing the Role of Brabo
- Chapter 454: The Trench Sweeper
- Chapter 455 455: Bopod
- Chapter 456 456: The Feeling of Being Valued
- Chapter 457 457: Duckbill Shotgun
- Chapter 458 458: Romania
- Chapter 459: Forcing France into Trench Warfare
- Chapter 460: Such a Thing Could Happen?
- Chapter 461 461: So, Is This Real?
- Chapter 462 462: Charles' Girlfriend Is Belgian
- Chapter 463 463: One in Seven Hundred
- Chapter 464: Galieni’s Old Wounds Recur
- Chapter 465 465: The End for Foch
- Chapter 466 466: The Battle of Verdun
- Chapter 467: Fortresses Are Obsolete
- Chapter 468: For the Sake of the Soldiers' Interests
- Chapter 469: Pressuring Foch
- Chapter 470: "The Commander-in-Chief is Resting, You Cannot Wake Him"
- Chapter 471: This is the “French Sedative”
- Chapter 472: Everything Was Arranged by Shire
- Chapter 473: How Could They Possibly Attack?
- Chapter 474 474: Foch Takes the Blame
- Chapter 475 475: Parliamentary Inquiry
- Chapter 476 476: Who Says I Can’t?
- Chapter 477: Will Joffre Sleep Tonight?
- Chapter 478: I Have Nothing to Worry About
- Chapter 479: Nobody Fights Like This!
- Chapter 480: This Side Towards the Enemy
- Chapter 481: Crown Prince Wilhelm's Decision
- Chapter 482 482: The Enemy Changed Tactics!
- Chapter 483 483: What Will the Rear Fortresses Be Used For?
- Chapter 484: Fort Douaumont
- Chapter 485: Please Continue, I'm Listening!
- Chapter 486: Kick Joffre Out
- Chapter 487 487: This Is What Shire Really Wanted
- Chapter 488 488: Strength
- Chapter 489 489: Military Glory Isn’t Always Earned on the Battlefield
- Chapter 490 490: Methods
- Chapter 491 491: Mines
- Chapter 492 492: True Command
- Chapter 493 493: Cooperation with Pétain
- Chapter 494: “Special Channels”
- Chapter 495 495: Even a Mosquito Is Still Meat
- Chapter 496: The BAR Automatic Rifle
- Chapter 497 497: He Definitely Knows
- Chapter 498 498: Cooperation
- Chapter 499 499: One More Condition
- Chapter 500 500: Appointment of the Commander
- Chapter 501: Show of Authority
- Chapter 502: Friends and Enemies
- Chapter 503 503: The Guard Unit
- Chapter 504 504: The Inspection
- Chapter 505: Belgium's Interests
- Chapter 506: Rifle Design
- Chapter 507 507: Former "First Lord of the Admiralty"
- Chapter 508: The Army-Navy Conflict
- Chapter 509: Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
- Chapter 510: Two Conditions
- Chapter 511: Rockets
- Chapter 512: Submarine Hunter
- Chapter 513 513: A Guerrilla Weapon
- Chapter 514: The Chantilly Conference
- Chapter 515 - 515
- Chapter 516: The M1 Semi-Automatic Rifle
- Chapter 517: Artillery Machine Gun
- Chapter 518: Another Quagmire
- Chapter 519: Double Blow
- Chapter 520 520: He Was Forced to Accept the Plan
- Chapter 521 521: Reverse Bait
- Chapter 522 522: The Battle of the Somme
- Chapter 523: An Easy Battle
- Chapter 524 524: A Failure That Cannot Be Admitted
- Chapter 525 525: Rocket Artillery Tactics
- Chapter 526 526: Vehicle-Mounted Rocket Launchers
- Chapter 527 527: "Whippet"
- Chapter 528 528: Without Any Dignity
- Chapter 529: Their Ugly Secret Is About to Be Exposed
- Chapter 530: They Tried to Hide Everything
- Chapter 531: We Don’t Need to Follow Their Path
- Chapter 532 532
- Chapter 533 533: They Have at Least Ten Artillery Regiments
- Chapter 534 534: It Seems Reconnaissance Won’t Be Necessary
- Chapter 535 535: He Really Wants Me to Become Supreme Commander
- Chapter 536 536: His Political Skills are as Brilliant as His Military Genius
- Chapter 537 537: He Has No Idea What He's About to Lose
- Chapter 538 538: Anti-Tank Ditches
- Chapter 539 539: How Can Charles Possibly Cross the Anti-Tank Ditches?
- Chapter 540 540: MTY Armored Bridging Vehicles
- Chapter 541 541: The Battle Seems to Have Ended
- Chapter 542: The Voice of the People
- Chapter 543: Guiding Public Opinion
- Chapter 544: Everything Is an Illusion
- Chapter 545 545: Winning Through One's Own Strength
- Chapter 546 546: "The Final Madness"
- Chapter 547: For the Sake of Peace Talks
- Chapter 548: Who Pays for the Loans?
- Chapter 549: A War for Wallets
- Chapter 550: He Hid the Truth Once Again
- Chapter 551: Obsequious Upward, Arrogant Downward
- Chapter 552 552: Speaking the Truth
- Chapter 553 553: The Last Condition
- Chapter 554: Don’t You Want to Ask for Something for Yourselves?
- Chapter 555: The Luxurious Command Post
- Chapter 556 556: What’s Truly Frightening Isn’t Always the Enemy
- Chapter 557: Are You Ready to Fight Back?
- Chapter 558 558: Learning the Truth at the Lowest Cost
- Chapter 559 559: Charles Launches the Counterattack
- Chapter 560 560: The Somme Breakthrough
- Chapter 561: We’ve Won!
- Chapter 562 562:
- Chapter 563 563: Stealing the Spotlight
- Chapter 564 564: Looks Like We Chose the Right Man
- Chapter 565: The British Priority
- Chapter 566: Only Charles Could Do It
- Chapter 567 567: A Shared Understanding
- Chapter 568 568: This Isn't a Trap
- Chapter 569 569: Battlefield Giant
- Chapter 570 570: The Inventor of the Mortar
- Chapter 571: America Is a Big, Juicy Steak
- Chapter 572: This Is Your Order
- Chapter 573: Charles Is No Lamb
- Chapter 574 574: Profiting from War
- Chapter 575 575: Enclosed Cockpit
- Chapter 576 576: An Unusual Holiday
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