Denmark, an unknown small country in the western Baltic Sea, has experienced the Great Northern War, the Napoleonic Wars of 1807, and the Prussian-Danish War of 1864. How did Denmark survive between Britain and Germany and restore its glory?

1833, University of Berlin. Lindenwan looked at the cold and arrogant lady before him. She had long, smooth golden hair, a beautiful face, and ample breasts. The short skirt and over-the-knee boots complemented each other perfectly, and her absolute beauty was truly eye-catching. Her name tag read: "Anna von Bismarck." She said: "The major issues of the contemporary era cannot be solved by speeches and resolutions, but only by iron and blood." This book is also known as "Welcome to 19th Century Europe, where strength is supreme", "A Little Affair About My Chancellor and Queen's Palace Fight", "Miss Bismarck Wants Me to Obey? Politicians' Power Wars~", "My Youthful Governance Story Is Wrong, Sure Enough", "RE: Life in Prussia from Zero", "A Certain Scientific Teutonic Knights", "German War Chronicle", "Raising Poland", "Green Luo Ecstasy", "Today's Ru Hair", "Global Dog Collection: The Great Ying Empire", and "The Land of Sand Sculpture Goose"

In 1427, the Byzantine Empire, nearly reduced to the mere mayor of Constantinople, continued to struggle under the threat of the Ottomans.

The Empire of Trebizond could only survive through marriage and the mercy of the Crescentists.

The fall of Rome was imminent.

But far away on the northern shores of the Black Sea, no one noticed that the remnant of the empire on the Black Sea, the last kingdom of the Goths - the Principality of Theodore, was in the calm before the storm.

No one would have imagined that here would emerge the greatest restorer of the Roman Empire.

Until many years later... "By the grace of God, the Emperor of the Roman Empire, the glorious Basileus, the Lord of Tauris and Trebizond, the Holy Sea

After transmigrating into a minor German noble, he embarks on a glorious journey of ambition and struggle amid the French Revolution and the era of the Directory.

The great and glorious Lord Andrew set foot in his faithful Paris in the year 1794.

The Seven Years’ War, the American War of Independence, and the Napoleonic Wars—late 18th-century Europe was a stage set for conflict.

A modern teenager unexpectedly arrives in this turbulent era, only to find himself trapped in the crumbling kingdom of pre-revolutionary France.

To make matters worse, he is none other than the ill-fated King Louis XVI, destined for the guillotine.