Time trickled by, and all of Germany was swept up in the jubilation of winning the World War. Although the German Army and navy would continue military operations against Britain's overseas colonies, those would ultimately be small-scale wars. They would have little impact on the lives of the German people.
The lives of the German people had also gradually begun to change. Rationing of Agricultural Products and other goods on the market had been abolished. As long as they had money, they could buy any goods they wanted. Moreover, because of the war, German industrial production was operating at virtually full capacity. This meant that almost everyone had work and their pockets were relatively well-lined.
With life improving, the Empire's people naturally gave ever greater support to Emperor Qin Tian of the Empire and the government.
The Empire's people also erupted with tremendous enthusiasm for the upcoming Military Parade. Those who had the means flocked to Berlin or Wilhelmshaven, hoping to witness the Military Parade or Naval Review in person.
At the same time, representatives from various countries were hurrying to Germany. They did not want to miss this opportunity, especially those nations hoping to cling to the thigh of Germany, the new world hegemon.
US Secretary of State Bryan, serving as the American representative, traveled to Germany aboard a warship. He arrived in Berlin as early as November 12. The reason he had come so far in advance was entirely because he had other matters to discuss with the Germans.
Now that the British Isles had fallen, Germany had completely controlled the British mainland and had even set up three puppet states there. Moreover, Germany had signed a peace treaty with the United Kingdom of England and Wales, which had inherited the most important portion of the British mainland.