And when he returned from India, he planned to use these rich life experiences to meet some noble ladies from ancient British or French families at social gatherings, and develop a blissful romance with them through his talents.
This distinguished lady, preferably, would be the only daughter of an Earl or a Viscount, with millions of cash in her bank account, holding a large amount of gold and silver jewelry and British and French public debt, as well as several large estates for collecting rent and residing.
Of course, Bismarck didn't find these demands too greedy, after all, trying to live in a place like London or Paris without a penny is certainly not feasible.
Even if the father-in-law couldn't come up with a dowry of a hundred thousand pounds, at the very least, the future wife should bring him an annual income of 1000 pounds.
However, this beautiful fantasy was shattered by a punch known as Hastings.
