After securing the Junker Nobles, half of Prussia's work is done, and the remaining half is to secure the King of Germany.
No matter how good the relationship with the King of Germany is, it can't compare to actual interests—only through interests will there be more opportunities for cooperation.
As a king with an army, the King of Germany is an unchallenged authority in Prussia, and no bureaucrat can undermine his power.
"Your Majesty! Welcome back to Berlin!" William I embraced Zhu Wencong tightly, keeping a close watch on all his actions.
Zhu Wencong fulfilled his promise, sincerely and earnestly advancing the creation of Germany, while also strengthening military industry.
It can be said that what Zhu Wencong has done greatly satisfies William I, for only an emperor knows what another emperor desires.
William I introduced beside him the Army Minister, Ron, who is one of the three founding fathers of the Second German Empire.
