Jérôme, who finished reading the Admiralty's war report. Bonaparte suddenly had a sense of the world accelerating, originally the "exchange" between France and the Tokugawa shogunate in history had to wait until after the Black Ship Incident, but he didn't expect that it was just because of his own impulsiveness that the Tokugawa shogunate was invaded by the Marquis of Alai, and even the poor Satsuma clan was also unlucky.

Marquis of Alai (Jérôme, who destroyed the maritime military power of the Satsuma Domain) Bonaparte speculated that the Marquis of Alai might have taken the word of some ignorant missionary and viewed Japan as a German state, with the Tokugawa shogunate equivalent to the Austrian Empire of the German Confederation and the Satsuma Domain as a small kingdom under the German Confederation. He sent people to have friendly and cordial exchanges with the lord of the Satsuma Domain, and finally under the large-caliber naval guns of the French fleet, the Satsuma Domain surrendered to the French Empire in humiliation and paid 50,000 pounds in compensation to the French Empire.

Then the French fleet went to the Ryukyu Kingdom contentedly and forced the Ryukyu Kingdom to switch on the mission in the same way.

The king of the Ryukyus Kingdom also humiliated and agreed to the switch of the French Empire.

It took only a year for the French fleet to go to the Far East to wipe out a somewhat independent and sovereign state, and two more countries (Tokugawa Shogunate, Ryukyu Kingdom) along the way.

If there is any notoriety in this world, then Jérôme. Bonaparte had reason to believe that the French Empire was probably as notorious in the Far East as the Russian Empire.

However, Jérôme. Bonaparte himself was not a man who cared much about notoriety.

Under the power of imperialism, those who follow me have always lived and those who oppose me have perished.

It was hoped that the Great Powers would rise to prominence against the French Empire for the sake of a country that had little to do with their interests.

It is better to count on God in Jérôme. A thunderbolt fell above Bonaparte's head and sent Jérôme. Bonaparte, the guy who tampered with the course of history, was directly hacked to death.

Since God did not choose to destroy him directly physically, then he had to find more fun for the world, and by the way, he would imprint the world with the traces he left behind.

Thinking of this, Jérôme. Bonaparte felt the need for him to introduce the Marquis of Alai in the Far East to the tributary system of the Far East.

This is something completely different from the Westphalian system, and any European who rigidly applies the Westphalian system to the tributary system will only get a far cry from reality.

And there is not a single person in the whole of France who is better than Jérôme. Bonaparte knew better how the system worked, and even the missionaries living in the Far East did not know the same amount as Jérôme. Bonaparte is on a par.

If it is possible, Jérôme. Bonaparte planned to build on the original basis of the Near East to build a characteristic tributary system in line with the conditions of the Near East and France.

The Kingdom of Hawaii, the Ryukyu Kingdom, and even Annam were to become vassals (also known as vassals) of the French Empire.

Such vassal states had a certain degree of sovereignty and could send troops together with the French Empire to share the defense of the Far East when the French Empire needed them.

Of course, the profits of the French Empire in the Far East were also shared among the vassal states in recognition of their contributions to the French Empire.

Just do it, Jérôme. Bonaparte took out a letter from a drawer and wrote thousands of words about the tributary system in East Asia, and at the same time proposed to the Marquis of Alai to fill the niche of the Eastern Empire, which could not only ensure that those countries that were originally in the tributary system would not resist, but also use the power of these countries to further expand the sphere of influence of the French Empire in the Far East.

At the end of the article, Jérôme. Bonaparte even quoted some of the post-colonial ideas to the Marquis d'Alai when he said: "The French Empire should exert its influence over certain frontier countries with its strong culture and economy, and not with indiscriminate force." The result of the indiscriminate use of force to maintain the colonies will only lead us to devote our effective forces to a rambling war of law and order, and thus he will drag down a country. We should give a helping hand to those who are in the wilderness (the European World Island Theory, which is now popular in Europe) and help them to enter the ranks of civilization. At the same time, we will help some people in their country to become the most loyal partners of France, we will help them build railways, telegraphs, help them to clean up the financial industry...... When the French economy is deeply tied to them, a huge interest group will be born, and this interest group will become our best help in controlling the country. ”

When Jérôme. After Bonaparte had written the last sentence, he read through his essay from top to bottom, and as he was burdened with cultivating "loyal companions", he could not help swallowing his spittle, and his body trembled involuntarily.

He was the Marquis of Alai...... No, it should be said that the characteristic tributary system built for the French Empire was essentially what France did to certain countries in West Africa after World War II.

As long as the currencies of the countries of the Far East are pegged to the French Empire, they will never be able to escape the control of the French Empire.

It's easy to create a large interest group, but it's hard to eradicate a large interest group, especially if it involves a country's monetary and financial system.

"I hope you enjoy the gift I have prepared for you!" Jérôme. Bonaparte whispered.

Jérôme. Bonaparte put the letter paper on special letterhead and called the royal governor Mocal.

"Your Majesty!" Mocal respectfully addressed Jérôme. Bonaparte said.

"You personally make a trip to deliver this letter to the Admiral Dico, and have him deliver it to the Marquis of Alai, the commander of the Far Eastern Fleet, as quickly as possible!" Jérôme. Bonaparte handed the letter to Mocal with the report of the Admiralty, and said solemnly to Macal.

"Yes, Your Majesty!" Mocal also showed a solemn expression.

Since His Majesty had asked him to go around the secretary's office to deliver the letter himself, the letter must be of great importance, and Mokal must be prepared to deal with this errand with all his spirits.

After Mocal left, Jérôme. Bonaparte suddenly remembered something important, not only did he bring a big green hat to the Marquis of Alai (although the Marquis of Alai himself probably did not care about it, and even felt honored), but also gave his wife a child to himself.

And he was still working before and after the saddle for his empire, this inexplicable buttery wind made Jérôme. Bonaparte was a little skeptical that he was living in a world.

Poor Marquis of Alai is the hero, and Jérôme. Bonaparte himself was yellow-haired.

Gradually, Jérôme. Bonaparte's mind came up with certain plots from his previous life, in which the heroes and heroines and Yellow Hair gradually became the Marquis of Alai and his wife, as well as Jérôme. Bonaparte.

If you want your husband to keep this hard-earned job, you know what to do......

Jérôme's thinking is drifting off the rails. Bonaparte shook his head slightly twice and said to himself: "Work! Job! ”

Just Jerome. When Bonaparte was about to pick up the next government work report for annotation, there was a knock on the door.

"So you're coming back to your life?" Jérôme. Bonaparte muttered quietly, then rushed out the door and responded, "Please come in!" ”

It was not Mocal who entered the room, but Marcel, the director of the National Intelligence Service. Yaruger.

"Your Majesty!" Marcel. Yaruger stood straight in Jérôme. In front of Bonaparte, with a serious face on Jérôme. Bonaparte said.

"Sit down!" Jérôme. Bonaparte invited Marcel. Yaruger sat down.

"Yes!" Marcel. Yaruger replied sonorously, and then walked slowly towards Jérôme. Bonaparte came and sat down in Jérôme. Opposite Bonaparte.

"How's things going?" Jérôme. Bonaparte crossed his hands in front of his chest, leaned back slightly, and asked Marcel in an unreserved gesture. Yaruger Road.

"The first criminal who plotted to subvert the empire has unfortunately fallen into a carriage and died on the way back to his hometown, and the remaining accomplices have been sent out of the country together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs." Marcel. Yaruger to Jérôme. Bonaparte reported.

"You're doing a great job!" Jérôme. Bonaparte rushes to Marcel. Yaruger gave a thumbs up, then took out a cheque from the drawer for 100,000 francs from the Banque de France and placed it in Marcel. In front of Yaruger: "You deserve it!" ”

Marcel. Yaruger was unreserved in his command of Jérôme. Bonaparte's note, and then took out a letter from his inner pocket and put it in Jérôme. Bonaparte's face.

"What is this?" Jérôme. Bonaparte looked at Marcel with a puzzled expression. Yaruger Road.

"Your Majesty, this is a letter from our intelligence officers deployed in the Far East!" Marcel. Yaruger vs. Jérôme. Bonaparte replied.

Jérôme. Bonaparte opened the envelope and spread out the neatly folded letter of letters, the contents of which were Marcel. What happened to the intelligence agents sent by Yaruger to the Far East to peddle arms as missionaries in the Far East.

In order to find suitable arms buyers, the intelligence officers in the letter even joined an organization called the earthly Vatican (Taiping Heavenly Kingdom) and became acquainted with Xiuquan, the leader of the Spartan rebels. Hong with the two deputy leaders Xiuqing. Yang and Yunshan. Feng.

After some close encounter, the intelligence officers believed that this force was full of vigor and was more than capable of defeating the rotten army that had been crushed by the Kingdom of Britain.

Intelligence officers, who were committed to serving the interests of the French Empire, believed that France should try to send personnel to make contact with this force in order to gain advantage in the war.

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