Vitamin C

After inspecting the progress of the nuclear weapons research team, awarding bonuses and encouragement to all its researchers, distributing rewards from Arthur and the royal family, and promising to let them take time off to see their families, Arthur concluded his inspection of the nuclear weapons development team.

As for seeing the nuclear weapons' operation firsthand, Arthur actually had little interest in doing so.

No joke—these procedures were highly dangerous. The slightest mishap could result in massive casualties.

If Arthur insisted on watching, the scientists certainly would not object, but it would undoubtedly cause tremendous disruption to the progress of the nuclear weapons research.

The scientists would have to ensure Arthur's safety on one hand and carry out the nuclear weapons manufacturing process under his observation on the other. Avoiding mistakes would be extremely difficult.

Arthur was not about to make trouble for himself. After all, as the saying went, a gentleman did not stand beneath a dangerous wall. The most important thing a qualified monarch could do was avoid causing trouble for himself and his subordinates.

Arthur understood very well that many troubles were self-inflicted. As long as he carried out his inspection safely and steadily, nothing would go wrong, and he could even win the goodwill of these scientists. Why not?

After returning to Saint Arthur's Fort from the city where the nuclear weapons research team was based, Arthur soon received news of the upheaval in Germany.

Much like Italy, Germany had ultimately undergone a tremendous upheaval.

Arthur was not surprised in the slightest. Germany's dire economic situation had already doomed its political landscape to chaos. A coup and revolution were perfectly normal outcomes.

Of course, just as in history, Little Mustache successfully came to power. William II appointed him German Prime Minister, and he abolished the position