As someone who has transcended 150 years of world history, no one understands the development trajectory of this world better than Jerome Bonaparte.
The world of 1859 is at the intermission between the First and Second Industrial Revolutions. It won't be long before the dawn of electricity and internal combustion engines appears, ushering humanity into another phase of rapid development.
And what Jerome Bonaparte needs to do is accelerate the arrival of this era, thereby freeing France from this meaningless internal strife.
However, Jerome Bonaparte must prevent opposing forces from taking advantage of the interval between the First and Second Industrial Revolutions to incite the unemployed in Paris to rebel.
After all, in times of rapid national development, the contradictions between different social classes are hidden beneath the flowers and wine, and all around is a scene of prosperity.
