Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

"Your Excellency, Marshal, I think you should carefully consider the empire's attitude towards Daxia." William II looked at Hindenburg, who was sitting in front of him without saying a word, with displeasure written all over his face.

He felt that his lord marshal no longer had the ambition to be enterprising.

It seems that we can consider changing to a more aggressive marshal.

When Hindenburg heard William II's words, he raised his head and looked at William II, then opened his mouth, not knowing what else to say.

From the moment he entered the room, William II pulled him to a map of the world, and then sputtered a lot about Bactria.

It's not that the empire worked hard at the front and Daxia took advantage of the situation behind. It's that the empire bled and sacrificed so much and got nothing in the end, while Daxia did almost nothing but got the entire Southeast Asia and Siberia.

What can Hindenburg say? What to say?

Daxia really didn’t do anything?

No, Hindenburg didn't think so. He even felt that if Bactria didn't hold back the Rakshasa Empire in the Far East, the empire's situation in East Prussia would be quite difficult.

In addition, without Daxia holding back the John Empire in Southeast Asia, the John Empire's Tianzhu and Australia would also send more troops to Europe.

Oh, by the way, there's Milligan.

Without Daxia to hold the Milijans in the Pacific, the Milijans would not have only provided supplies but not sent troops to land in Europe.

(The American army of more than 100,000 people was automatically ignored by Hindenburg.)

It can be said that without Daxia, the empire would not be in such a good situation, and it might even collapse.

You know, in the later period, nearly 60% of the empire's supplies were shipped from Daxia.

Now that the war has just ended, how dare William II...

Hindenburg didn't know how to persuade him. He knew his emperor too well.

There were some overconfident emperors who became even more arrogant after winning the war.

As the marshal of the Hans Empire, Hindenburg, who laid the foundation of the Hans Empire with Bismann, felt that he needed to calm down his emperor at this time.

"Your Majesty, what do you want to do?" Hindenburg looked at William and asked.

"Let Daxia give up half of Southeast Asia. Only in this way can the empire accept it." William II didn't even think about it.

But maybe, he also thought about it.

"Give up half of Southeast Asia? Your Majesty, do you think this is possible?" Hindenburg was a little surprised when he heard William II's words.

"Why not? The empire has this reason, occupying half of Southeast Asia." William II argued.

"Your Majesty, this is impossible!" Hindenburg sighed, then pointed on the map, and then continued: "Southeast Asia is to Daxia what the Ruhr area is to the Empire."

"That is their core area. The empire has no reason and no ability to interfere in Southeast Asian affairs."

"In addition, from the deployment of the Daxia people in Southeast Asia, we can see that the Daxia people want to turn the entire Western Pacific into their inland sea."

"The Strait of Malacca, connected to the Sumatra Islands, was the first maritime defense line established by the Bactrian people."

"After that, the Luzon Islands, Yizhou Island, Fuso Country, and Sakura Country are their second line of defense."

"From here we can see that the Daxia people want to build two island chain defense lines in the Western Pacific."

"Under such circumstances, it would be unwise for the empire to interfere in Southeast Asian affairs, and it would easily arouse the resentment of the Daxia people."

It has to be said that as Marshal of the Hans Empire, Hindenburg still saw things very clearly and had a vicious vision.

Just from Daxia's deployment, we can see Daxia's true purpose.

However, Hindenburg's thorough understanding did not mean that William II could accept it. Even though Hindenburg wanted to dissuade Wilhelm II, the stubborn Wilhelm II still refused to listen.

"So what? Is the Hans Empire going to give in just because the Daxia people are unhappy?"

"My marshal, you have to understand that the center of the world is in Europe, and the center of Europe is here. The great Hans Empire is at my feet!"

"Yes, Your Majesty, the center of the world is in Europe, and you are also a powerful monarch, but what happens next?" "Sixty percent of the empire's weapons and ammunition now require the support of Daxia people."

"The wheat donated by Daxia people has made our people full..."

Listening to Hindenburg's words, William II couldn't accept something. From what Hindenburg said, it seemed that Daxia was always supporting the empire.

This made the proud William somewhat unacceptable.

"That's enough. When you say so much, don't you just want to say that Daxia is stronger than us?" William II roared: "I tell you, my marshal, I will not accept this happening!"

"There can only be one powerful country in this world, and that is the great Hans Empire!"

"Your Majesty, the fact is that as long as Daxia cuts off its food supply, a severe famine will soon break out within the empire."

"When the time comes, let alone competing with Daxia, it is very likely that there will be opposition within the empire." Hindenburg sighed.

To be honest, he was also very helpless.

Who would have known that the war that was supposed to end in just a few months would instead last for more than four years, almost five years.

Such a long time has seriously affected the empire.

After hearing Hindenburg's words, Wilhelm II was like a deflated rubber ball.

"Could it be that we can only watch the rise of Daxia?" William II frowned.

He was unwilling to accept such a result.

"No, after all, in terms of industrial development and foundation, Europe is much stronger than Daxia. As long as the empire is allowed to slow down, the speed of the empire's rise will definitely not be comparable to Daxia." Hindenburg said to said William.

When William heard what Hindenburg said, he felt it made sense.

It has only been a few years since Daxia got rid of European colonization, and it has only been more than ten years since it broke through the sky.

Could it be that Daxia would be able to fully catch up with Europe in just a dozen years?

This is impossible!

Perhaps Daxia would have an advantage in some aspects, but in terms of overall strength, William would never believe that Daxia could be stronger than Europe.

As long as the Hans Empire is given some time, William II believes that the Hans Empire can completely crush Daxia.

"So, my marshal, now the empire can only wait?" William II still asked unwillingly.

"Your Majesty, I think so. Now the empire has no other choice but to wait." Hindenburg nodded heavily.

After hearing Hindenburg's words, Wilhelm II closed his eyes and took a deep breath.

When he opened his eyes again, there was no mania on his face, only warmth remained.

"In that case, please tell His Highness the Prince of Daxia to come to Berlin as soon as possible. I can't wait to hold a grand cocktail party for him."

"As you command, my Majesty." Hindenburg nodded and said slowly to William II.