Welcome to 19th-century Europe, where strength reigns supreme

In this world, 1842 was not only the year when Friedrich III got a little daughter, but at about the same time, a down-and-out landowner of the Junker class also got a daughter, Tina. Von Bismarck.

The predecessors of the Bismarck family had followed Frederick the Great to participate in the great war between the great powers. In that war, they achieved considerable military success and obtained a huge fiefdom.

But it is a pity that the Bismarck family soon fell into decline. Although they continued to join the army for generations, they did not perform very well. Moreover, coupled with poor management, there were often a lot of problems in the fiefdom, and they often couldn't make ends meet.

But fortunately, his family was rich and his ancestors had a lot of property. Old Bismarck was not very extravagant in his enjoyment, so it was actually okay and not too miserable.

Anyway, it will definitely be more enjoyable than working in the fields or working in factories.

But it is a pity that old Bismarck married an extravagant wife, Wilhelmina, the daughter of an authentic nobleman.

Wilhelmina had nothing when she got married. She reluctantly wanted to marry the old Bismarck because her ancestors had a high title. However, she didn't realize it at all and squandered her family's property desperately.

The relationship between Old Bismarck and Wilhelmina was not very good, but his character was very weak and he did not dare to resist his wife. Wilhelmina finally figured out the essence of Old Bismarck's appeasement policy and began to let go of her hands and feet, and continued to play music and dance.

In this case, Tina began her childhood.

First of all, as a landowner, young Tina must have pretty good conditions. After all, a skinny camel is bigger than a horse, and her family has a lot of land, which is pretty good.

Because the elder Bismarck was a soldier, of course he also instilled in Bismarck the militaristic ideas that Prussia had always promoted. Young Tina quickly accepted these instructions from her father.

Soldiers are a very honorable profession, and everything in Prussia was created by the army. Of course Tina thinks so too, and she will also tell her friends at school about the glory of the Bismarck family.

But at this time Wilhelmina will come to pour cold water. Anyway, they are belittling the achievements of the Bismarck family. Although Tina will try her best to argue, she has no force and no achievements, so of course she cannot do such things as safeguarding glory.

Tina began to practice martial arts very early, in order to one day be able to serve as a soldier, and then make great achievements that can be engraved in the history books. In the future, people will no longer see Bismarck when they open the history books, but Bismarck who has made a few military exploits. It was Bismarck who made immortal achievements.

And her ideal will soon be realized in the future, where she will compete with the most powerful heroes of that era for world hegemony.

Tina went to school when she was eight years old. At the beginning, we were just children, there were not so many barriers, and there were not many conflicts in the conversation. During this time, Tina was very cheerful.

When they got older, the situation became a bit wrong. Most nobles would send their children to higher noble schools, or even not go to school at all. Then others would doubt whether Tina, who went to school in ordinary schools, was a normal noble. .

Gradually, some friends began to question Tina, and even excluded and despised her. All conflicts became acute, and Tina's character became irritable.

She often had conflicts with her classmates. Usually, Tina would beat up those who laughed at her. As long as the harder the beating was, the other children would be less afraid to laugh at her.

But the more violent she is, the more her classmates will stay away from her. Life at school makes her very unhappy, and she can only have a happy rest when she goes home on weekends.

But it was of no use. I was tortured by my classmates at school and my mother at home. It was a hard life no matter what.

After entering middle school at the age of twelve, Tina restrained herself a lot and began to study hard. She was very talented and her learning ability was naturally much better than others. Later, she was successfully admitted to the University of Göttingen.

However, this university is even more like a postgraduate school. Almost all the aristocratic children came in through the back door. Tina was the only one who was a Junker. She was still a relatively weak type. She was immediately discriminated against and remained the same as before.

Tina was extremely disappointed. She believed that the aristocrats at Göttingen University were all uneducated worms, precious things born from a bunch of corrupt capitalist aristocrats. Why should they point fingers at her?

Obviously I got in through the real test, so those idiots who took the back door wouldn't think that I was smart, right? Isn't it just that the noble title left by your ancestors is high? It's none of your business if your ancestors have meritorious deeds. It's not your fault.

Tina began to rediscover the fine traditions she had in elementary school. She would beat up anyone she saw was unhappy, especially the young masters of the nobility. Arrogant and domineering guys were Tina's favorite targets, because she could beat them without any psychological burden.

Tina in this world has taken a completely different path from Bismarck in the official history. If other nobles discriminate against her, she will discriminate against those nobles. She gradually begins to believe that a person's greatness does not mean that his descendants will continue to be great.

Just like myself, nobles should not be like this. They should be heroes who sacrifice their lives for the country, not second-generation officials who look down upon others.

This thought took root in Tina's heart, and her sense of identification with the nobility slowly began to weaken.

In the near future, she may be able to lead a complete revolution from the top down, one that will deal with all the cannibals and all the voices that oppose her.

She walked out of the University of Göttingen alone, with voices still laughing at her behind her, but in the future Tina will kill everyone who has ever laughed at her here, and you will find that this scene is nothing but horror.

She was forced to transfer to the University of Berlin because she beat a duke's child, and her experience here was much the same as before.

In order to help her deal with the aftermath, the family sold a lot of property, which made the already poor family even worse.

She restrained herself a lot. They were all guys who had nothing to do anyway, and Bismarck didn't want to stir up trouble anymore. Until that day, a noble lady who didn't know where she came from took her position, and she didn't give up at all, which made Bismarck very unhappy.

She was unhappy, and even after scaring her a few times, she wisely moved away. It's just that this guy is worse than he thought, and he's already about to fall asleep just three minutes into class.

She seemed to be a little curious about herself. Tina told her her name. She thought that after learning that she was nothing special, the noble lady would get the idea and get out.

Unexpectedly, he came over to her and even wanted to be friends with me.

Bismarck had never encountered such a thing. She was August...the daughter of the Parseval family.

She shouldn't be interested in him, but the moment she held his hand, her eyes were full of curiosity and admiration. She was so different.

And like herself, she has a unique understanding of history, and she has also dabbled in a lot of military and political aspects.

The two have some disputes in many general directions, such as the army and navy, firepower and maneuverability, and whether to recuperate through war or rest.

Auguste's idea is very strange. She seems to like to make fuss about the economy, but she is a bit immature in the military. She simply treats war as a coloring game. It is impossible to break through the continuous defense lines with cavalry. In the end, He will only crash into the iron wall.

Only better artillery and better firearms can bring victory, but Bismarck also had to admit that August did see more clearly in aspects other than military affairs.

She will never be a loser willingly. She wants everyone to recognize herself. The opportunity has come to her. How can she seize this opportunity?