Whenever Jerome Bonaparte thought of "Ossai Pier," he felt a bit at a loss.
To be honest, he was not averse to adopting a tough stance towards the Ottoman Empire to make it submit to France's leadership.
This had been France's strategic goal throughout the 19th century: to limit the power of the Ottoman Empire in the Balkan region while preventing it from collapsing like an avalanche.
If the Ottoman Empire were to collapse, the Near East and Middle East would become a complete mess; this ancient and decaying empire could be considered a bulwark.
However, the Ossai Pier group always wanted to bind the fate of the Holy Land to France; this irked Jerome Bonaparte greatly. So, France's strategic goal must now serve the priests, right?
If that were the case, how could he, as Emperor, continue his work in the future?
The Holy Land wasn't just France's concern; the Russian Empire was also involved.
