Rebirth in Japan: The Heiress Who Conquered the World
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Prince Heixinggen from the Swabia branch of the Hohenzollern family sees the turmoil in Europe and the impending war, deciding it's better not to stay.He embarks on land acquisition in East Africa, focusing on immigration and development, laying the foundation with agriculture, taking one step at a time, and leveraging the crisis to achieve industrialization.
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1Chapter 1: Crossing2Chapter 2: Transmigration_23Chapter 3: Crossing_34Chapter 4: Chapter 2 Ernst’s Change5Chapter 5: In Berlin (Part 1)6Chapter 6: Chapter 3 In Berlin (Part 2)7Chapter 7: Chapter 4 All Beginnings are Difficult8Chapter 8: The Booming Manufacturing Industry9Chapter 9: Approaching War10Chapter 10: Chapter 7 Expanding Production11Chapter 11: Chapter 8 Prussia and Austria Coordination12Chapter 12: Chapter 9 Contact Battle13Chapter 13: Responses from Various Countries14Chapter 14: Chapter 11 Heixinggen Consortium15Chapter 15: Interlude on the Battlefield16Chapter 16: Chapter 13 International Mediation17Chapter 17: The Kingdom’s Ambition18Chapter 18: From Amsterdam to Venice19Chapter 19: Venice, the Water City20Chapter 20: Chapter 17 Dar es Salaam21Chapter 21: Chapter 18 Oceanic Trade (Part 1)