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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 34

Chapter 34: Are You Really Young Master Charles?

On this day, Charles followed Djoka to visit the motorcycle factory.

This visit was prompted by Djoka's reminder.

“Our expenses are enormous, Charles!” Djoka raised the account book and waved it at Charles. “The mot...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 33

Chapter 33: A Clever Strategy

At the Armand estate, Grevy popped a bottle of champagne amidst the cheers, while Francis basked in the glory of their victory.

"Splendid speech, Armand!" Grevy complimented sincerely as he poured Armand a glass.

Armand chuckled and replied...

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Chapter 248: Alchemical Magic Crystal Glass Window

As evening descended, Charlot Mecklenburg bid farewell to each of the ladies. Although his affection for Annie Bretagne was evident, he refrained from any intimate gestures in front of others—there was no rush, as they had plenty of private time together.

Charlot did not return home immed...

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Chapter 247: Miss Bunana's Fury Will Become a Literary Giant of the Fars Empire

Sophia Gallanord had changed into a formal dress. When she saw Charlot Mecklenburg, she gave a slight bow and said, “Mr. Mecklenburg, thank you for your care during this time. I have come to express my gratitude personally.”

The middle-aged gentleman accompanying her gave a polite smile...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 32

Chapter 32: Rifles or Tanks?

The grand hall of the French Bourbon Palace, housing the Chamber of Deputies, was bustling with noise. Semi-circular rows of seats encircled the speaker's platform, with a five-foot-wide aisle cutting through the hall, cleanly dividing the left-wing and...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 31

Chapter 31: Poaching Talent

Supplies were being delivered to the field hospital in batches from Paris.

The first group of helpers had also arrived from the nearby town. Djoka led them on foot to the field hospital. The group consisted of men and women, young and old, includin...

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Chapter 246: The Mirror Spirit

Previously, Charlot Mecklenburg had made the mistake of notifying everyone he knew simultaneously. This time, he wouldn't repeat such a folly. On the first day, he only informed Annie Bretagne, allowing them to enjoy a warm afternoon together on the terrace of 58 Elysée Avenue. They sipped coffe...

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Chapter 245: Congratulations! The West Wind Knight Order Becomes the First Loyalist Army

When Charlot was in university, he once delved into the history and culture of the Thirty-One Vampire Clans.

He knew that among vampires, the Three Royal Clans were the most revered.

The Three Royal Clans consisted of the Arsilo Clan, the Arthur Clan, and the Van Gogh Clan.

The ...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 30

Chapter 30: The Will of the People

They replaced Matthew’s bandages with new ones, administered him a shot of morphine, and assigned a nurse to be on-call at all times.

In exchange, Dr. Sibrel handed Charles a long list detailing the supplies and personnel urgently needed b...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 29

Chapter 29: The Power of Money

Fortunately, France was victorious. Charles’s battle plan succeeded as the Fifth Army crossed the Marne Bridge and exploited the German flank, leading to the First German Army’s complete collapse before reinforcements could arrive.

Unfortuna...

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Chapter 244: The Power of Agmirlas, the Evil God

Charlot desperately wanted to change into clean clothes, but having left in such haste, he had none with him. With a sigh, he muttered, “The bad habits of Earthlings.”

In the world he had traversed from, dry, clean, and comfortable clothing had been the norm. Yet, in this extraordinary ...

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Chapter 243: The Orcs' "Staple Food"

Charlot Mecklenburg endured until the third day before he had to order the small unit to retreat due to a lack of supplies.

Before leaving, Charlot glanced back at Strasbourg, where the storm still howled, lightning flashed, and rain poured relentlessly. He couldn't help but quip, "These Sa...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 28

Chapter 28: On the Right Path

Matthew started the tractor by pulling the lever, its engine rumbling loudly as he climbed into the tank, readying himself for battle.

The first-generation tanks were incredibly cumbersome. The machine gunner was positioned at the front, nearly l...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 27

Chapter 27: Infantry-Tank-Artillery Coordination

Major Browning offered no explanation, brusquely pushing past Djoka to barge into the room. He only felt slightly relieved after spotting Charles. Glancing around, he strode to an old table and, brushing aside the dust, began sketchi...

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Chapter 242: Under the Blessing of the Black Moon Goddess

Charlot finally realized that the city he had lived in for two or three years concealed such immense power.

Apart from the widowed Princess May deliberately revealing the painting of the foreign god of chaos, no Saint-rank Transcendent had yet taken action. Even Princess May’s involvement...

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Chapter 241: The Divine Guardians of Strasbourg

Sophia Gallanord held the Lion’s Fang in her hand but still couldn’t help asking, “Senior, did you really defeat him?”

Charlot Mecklenburg shrugged and replied, “I am a few years older than him, after all.”

Sophia Gallanord inwardly muttered to herself, “I’ve met plent...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 26

Chapter 26: The Battle Plan

Major Browning cautiously peeked out from the trench, gazing across the Marne River.

Under Gallieni's command, the 6th Army launched an attack on the German flank... Though calling it the "flank" was no longer accurate. By the time the 6th Army had...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 25

Chapter 25: A Lucky Deal

The motorcycle factory was finally sold for 350,000 francs.

During the negotiations, Charles repeatedly tried to persuade Djoka:
"Father, the war is still ongoing, and its outcome is uncertain. Shouldn’t you reconsider?"
"We might not even be ...

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Chapter 240: The Rose of Strasbourg

More than a dozen students from Sheffield University seemed to have opened the floodgates of gossip, recalling everything they knew about Charlot Mecklenburg.

Even Sophia Gallanord suddenly remembered this “senior.”

Indeed, Charlot had been an obscure figure during his school year...

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Chapter 239: Sophia Gallanord

Although both sides had roughly equal numbers, Charlot's subordinates were far more capable. In particular, Charlot's knight’s lance swept through the battlefield like a soaring dragon, leaving no foe standing for even a single exchange.

Hundred Bears, Big Bear, Honey Bear, and four other...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 24

Chapter 24: Who Would Buy a Motorcycle Factory?

The next day, Djoka made another trip to Paris. He cashed the check and transferred the money into his account since Charles, being underage, couldn’t open one himself.

Djoka also picked up a checkbook. This was for future bus...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 23

Chapter 23: I Will Buy All His Assets

Sign the contract, write the check.

Charles stared at the figure on the check and timidly asked, "Mr. Francis, is this enough to buy your tractor factory?"

Francis laughed heartily. "No, Charles! You would need at least ten of these...

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Chapter 238: Food

Charlot Mecklenburg served as an administrative officer under Clair Bretagne, stationed in the Behemoth Principality. He was also acting steward for Mostar Castle, Seagull City, Silver Dove Castle, Odeshan City, and Byberry City. According to imperial law, Charlot was not permitted to leave his j...

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Chapter 237: War Is a Terrible Thing

A werewolf suddenly woke from its slumber, howling at the sky, startling the slumbering orc warriors. Many of them awoke briefly, but seeing that it was just a werewolf howling, they quickly went back to sleep. After all, wasn’t it normal for werewolves to howl?

A werewolf that didn’t h...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 22

Chapter 22: 990,000 Francs

Francis originally intended to stay silent—after all, if the ownership rights were in Charles’ hands and he were to sell them, Francis wouldn’t receive a penny.

However, Charles added,
“Although we’ve agreed on a buyer, we haven’t sig...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 21

Chapter 21: Left Wing, Right Wing

Grevy had never felt this exhilarated before. It was as if the gates of the world had opened anew for him. In his excitement, he rushed overnight by carriage to the Armand estate.

“What happened, Grevy?” Armand emerged in his nightwear, t...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 20

Chapter 20: The Man with the Smiling Face

Djoka and Charles stepped out of the car in front of Francis's villa.

Waving goodbye to Browning and the others, the car sped off toward the Marne River, its engine humming. Faint gunfire echoed from the frontlines, punctuated occasio...

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 19

Chapter 19: Transporting Troops by Taxi

Djoka planned to take a taxi back to the small town, a journey of over ten kilometers that would cost 8 sous. He believed it was worth the money; after all, it wouldn’t be long before he no longer had to worry about such trivial expenses. View Post

I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 18

Chapter 18: Nearly Fooled

"One hundred thousand francs!"

Bonnet was a shrewd businessman. After breaking through Djoka's psychological defenses, he offered an enticing price.

Seeing Djoka still hesitating, Bonnet added:
"No one else would offer such a good price, Mr....

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I Became a Tycoon During World War I - Chapter 17

Chapter 17: Why Should I Sell You the Cash Cow?

Bonnet was feeling quite smug.

As the owner of The Daily Post, his greatest advantage was his access to information.

The moment tanks appeared on the battlefield, he received the news—even before Gallieni got wi...

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