Gazing at the 12-pound bronze field cannon symbolizing the pinnacle of French muzzle-loading artillery before him, Jerome Bonaparte's thoughts seemed to drift back to a summer in a previous life.
At that time, he was browsing a web novel titled "Lingao Awakening." While he can no longer clearly recall the content, the one thing that left an impression on him was the two 19th-century weapons in the hands of the "Lingao Five Hundred Baboon Brigade." With these two weapons, they launched a dimensional reduction attack against the Late Ming Dynasty.
However, stemming from the endless internal conflict since the birth of humanity, the internal political struggles of the "Five Hundred Baboon Brigade" far outweighed their external warfare.
One of these two weapons was the Minie Gun, actively used by the French, and the other was the product placed before Jerome Bonaparte, the Grand Napoleon Cannon.
