Count Constantine

Wang Zhong arrived in an alternate world and became embroiled in this world's global war.
What he gained was a cheat, akin to a real-time strategy game's overhead perspective, and he could even see through the eyes of his subordinates' units!
So, he decisively started micro-managing, "Shift the machine gun position five centimeters to the left! Place the anti-tank cannon in the forest on the right!"
Three years passed in this manner, and Wang Zhong looked at the marshal's baton in his hand, then at the double-headed eagle flag behind the emperor's envoy.
"In my hometown, there's an old saying, 'Princes and generals, are they not sprung from the masses?' Envoy, do you know of it?"

Cannon Fire Arc

Wang Zhong, accompanied by the two princesses—yes, two princesses, one a real princess and the other his princess—wandered around his quarters for three hours.


He had been prepared for a clash of swords; after all, both were from Ante, where subtlety was unheard of, and direct confrontation the norm.


But the situation turned out much better than he had anticipated.


Initially, Wang Zhong played the role of tour guide, but gradually, Ludmila took over that role, leading Olga on a "tour" of the barracks, treating the soldiers' training exercises as entertainment.


As the true and false princesses happily engaged in machine gun shooting, Wang Zhong couldn't help but ask Nelly, who followed close behind, "Is this normal? They're getting along so well, it's not the calm before the storm, is it?"


Nelly looked at Wang Zhong and countered, "What, do you really want to abandon Liu Da to marry Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess and become a prince consort?"


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