After becoming engaged to Princess Gundelinde, Oscar's life changed as well. He no longer devoted all his time and energy to work. Every month, he made time to visit Munich, or Princess Gundelinde came to Berlin. Now that they were engaged, no one had anything to say about them being together.
Of course, young men and women were like dry tinder meeting a blazing flame, ready to ignite at the slightest spark. On one enchanting moonlit night, Oscar and Princess Gundelinde became one, allowing Oscar, who had lived two lives, to experience for the first time the wondrous beauty of love between a man and a woman. He became deeply immersed in it for quite some time.
However, Oscar was ultimately a man with lofty ambitions. He now had to consider not only his own future, but also the future of his beloved. At present, he was the exalted Crown Prince, but once Germany was defeated, he would fall from the clouds, and Princess Gundelinde would likewise be severely affected. Therefore, for the sake of the future, he had to work even harder.
In October 1908, good news came from Krupp Company. They had completed all development work on the 343mm Naval Gun, and it could enter mass production. At the same time, development of a 380mm main gun officially began. Next, they would invest enormous sums in developing this large-caliber naval gun.
In November, German Arms Company, jointly invested in by the German Industrial Group and Krupp Company, achieved success with the light weapons Oscar had planned. The Semi-Automatic Rifle, Sniper Rifle, Squad Automatic Weapon, General Purpose Machine Gun, as well as mortars and Grenade Launchers, were all developed in succession and began testing. This greatly satisfied Oscar. There were still several years before the outbreak of war. If