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Reincarnated as an Imperial Prince

A scientific genius named Thomas Harrier was transmigrated to an imperial prince body after a car accident that took his life. He found out that he is in a world similar to our own with a timeline akin to early twentieth century. The body that he is occupying was the imperial prince of a failing empire who suddenly rose to power after a successful assassination attempt of his father. Unaware that the attack is just the beginning of what is to come. He faces many challenges throughout. Will Thomas Harrier be able to live his second life in peace while running an empire and getting it back to its former glory? Or will he succumb into a conspiracy lurking within the country's borders? Expect some: Cold war era techs. Super battleship with advanced electronics, propulsion, and fire control systems? Helicopters? Missiles? Modern medicines and equipment? AC-130? A nuke? Challenger or Abrams or Leopard? F-4 Phantom or MIG-21? Colored TV's. Everything!!! Donation link: https://ko-fi.com/sorryimjustdiamond PS. Cover not mine, I just found it on google. If you are the owner and want me to take it down, then you can reach me in the comment section.

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Matters in Office

In the Winter Palace, Alexander sat in his office. Standing in front of him is a group of journalists with their notes and pen poised, ready to write down whatever Alexander has to say.

"One of my many initiatives, when I rose to power, is to fix Ruthenia from inside out. The first step of that was to change the way of life of Ruthenia by abolishing the aristocracy in favor of a government where people have a voice and say in their government. It's why the Imperial Council was founded, made up of elective representatives in each administrative region tasked to work for the best interest of their constituents and the Empire. The second one is the Infrastructure Law which aims to rebuild our country, nationwide," 

As Alexander paused for a moment, one of the journalists raised a hand.