July and August 1918, a month after the rebellion in China. Due to the dual political and military attacks in China, the influence of the rebellion was quickly suppressed. The purge, led by the border guards, was very fast. Some gentry, bandits, and old bureaucrats who participated in the rebellion were all sentenced to death, and the land reforms in each province were completed faster, better and more thoroughly.

At the same time, the Chinese Empire formally held institutional elections, and 97% of the House of Representatives agreed to constitutional monarchy. Of course, many revolutionaries were actually very resistant to this, because even if Dengson became an emperor, he would not give up his military power.

On August 1, 1918, the formal and huge throne ceremony was held outside the Forbidden City in Nanjing, but this place was not an imperial palace. On the imperial continent, a miniature palace is being built, covering an area of ​​three square kilometers, a main palace (used to light.) A rear villa group (roots) has about twelve villas, and an imperial palace square, which occupies half of the area. There is a giant dragon sculpture and a monument to progress in civilization. It is a building that Dengsen asked to establish with the same significance as the national monument. The square has a large amount of grass and is open to all citizens.

On the day of ascending the throne, the first formal constitutional interview of the Chinese Empire with national sentiments.

Constitution of the Empire of China:

The Chinese Empire was a country established with the Chinese people as the main body, with the Han, Zhuang, Miao and many ethnic minorities in the southern region, and these Chinese bloodlines as the dominant nations, and the citizens of the state enjoy all the benefits stipulated by the Constitution. The imperial government and the imperial emperor will protect the rights and interests of citizens stipulated by the Constitution, and ensure the dignity of the territory and the country and nation with their lives. The empire cannot give all citizens happiness and wealth, but give all citizens the right to pursue happiness and wealth.

Article 1 of the Constitution of the Chinese Empire: Human rights, as the most glorious country and nation in the world for five thousand years, owns the most glorious country and nation in the world. Every imperial citizen has the absolute human rights granted by historic ancestors, that is, freedom. Imperial citizens have freedom of movement, freedom of thought, discourse, and freedom to fight for the future.

Human dignity is inviolable, and respecting and protecting this dignity is the obligation of all government agencies.

No person or organization may infringe upon the right to civil liberties or restrict the freedom of citizens.

Article 2 of the Chinese Empire: Laws and imperial decrees are the foundation of the country. All imperial citizens are responsible for complying with the law and have the right to supervise the implementation of the law.

National laws are sacred and inviolable. No one or any organization will continue to change any law without being passed by the House of Commons. When amended, it must conduct a referendum, otherwise it will not be used as a benchmark.

There are 150 articles in the Chinese Empire, covering all (refer to the Constitution of the German Empire!), and ordered the Imperial Team to maintain citizens' security, national prosperity, and territorial integrity as the most sacred task.

At the same time, the Constitution stipulates that the imperial emperor has a veto power (this power can only be valid if the parliament votes are less than 60%.), and the imperial emperor represents the image of the country, and the people are the highest task to maintain the glory of the empire and the glory of the empire.

The Constitution stipulates that state institutions are composed of three parties: the House of Assembly, the Cabinet and the Supreme Military Staff. The House of Assembly has the power to participate in the state civil regime, has the right to deny the laws formulated by the Cabinet and has the right to amend various domestic laws.

The cabinet was elected in a democratically elected manner, with many authority on the formulation of national laws, diplomacy, and foreign declaration of war and peace. The imperial prime minister must be supported by the imperial emperor and recognized by the imperial emperor (55% of the votes, the imperial emperor has no right to veto it). It is the ruling government, and the empire has carried out a thirty-year adaptive transition period. During this period, the imperial emperor had the power to formulate the cabinet, which is.

The Supreme Military Staff, the highest command center of the imperial affairs has the power to formulate wars. The imperial constitution stipulates that the emperors are sacred guardians and the highest honor of the people.

The Constitution of the Chinese Empire belongs to the constitutional monarchy, but in view of the domestic situation, an thirty-year period was set. During this period, the imperial emperor, Dunson, also had great power. In addition to having no right to amend the constitution, he also had control over the cabinet. In other words, most government affairs, Dunson, the owner of the imperial emperor, had the right to handle the rights.

In other words, in addition to the formulation of laws, Dunson has everything that is dictatorial. Of course, even thirty years later, the imperial emperors had the power to increase legal provisions and declare war, and the House of Commons' cabinet did not trust the right to vote. This was also Dunson's only added power to ensure that the imperial power could restrain the cabinet and the House of Commons.

Similarly, the cabinet has a lot of autonomy since Dunson, and the House of Representatives has been developing their ability to deal with things from now on.

Just like China, major events are happening in this morale all over the world. World War I is coming to an end. Due to the appearance of Dunson, the butterfly, although there were some deviations in the war, Germany was still defeated. As Germany's relations with China deteriorated in the end, and the United States declared war on Germany, Germany's supplies fell into a Jedi.

Historically, Germany was in crisis of material resources, which led to revolution and riots in the country. Before that, at least a large amount of Chinese materials flowed in. However, since the severance of relations with China and declared war several months ago, Germany has been doomed to be defeated. Of course, even with China's support, the Allies with the United States can still defeat Germany-led allies, because with ten percent of the land and population, it is conceivable that it will defeat 50 or sixty percent of the Allies.

World War I brought too much changes to the world. Now Germany is not far from defeat, and history will follow one after another. The German Empire collapsed. In this huge war, three empires had been destroyed in just four years, namely the Tsarist Russian Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the Ottoman Turkish Empire. This war also caused the United States to rise with China. China not only took back all its territory, but also brought the entire South China Sea Islands into its hands. Japan, one of the Far East powers, became the new dominant in Asia. Moreover, due to the European war's demand for materials, China also developed rapidly and had a newly established country to gain a foothold.

"The Head of State, Germany has now split from the internal division and its estimated lifespan is not long. A spoils-sharing meeting will be held after the war. I think the empire should strive for the greatest interests at this time." As the prime minister of the empire, Zhang Xiaojun is now beginning to consider China's interests after the war.

Deng Sen is still wearing military uniforms and marshals uniforms, and only wears a dragon robe during celebrations. He looked at the report on the table and kept tapping the table: "When negotiating with the great powers at the meeting, this is simply to seek skin from the tiger, and interests are supreme in front of the great powers. Even if we have gained benefits at the negotiating table, they will not hand them over to us, so we must make all preparations."

Deng Sen is very familiar with the European powers. The great powers will definitely not want to see the founding of the Chinese Empire. Therefore, conflicts will continue to occur in the next 10 or 20 years, and now Hong Kong has been actually occupied by the Chinese people, while Britain is just talking about Congress discussions. This is a huge conflict point, so Deng Sen needs to prepare for protecting post-war interests.

"**A group of troops and troops went to southern Tibet to prepare for war, and at the same time deployed troops on the Sino-Myanmar border. After the SS returned, the Ninth Army of Caihun's troops in Nanyang was ready to fight to Thailand, ready to give them military pressure at any time against France's Myitkyna, Britain's Malaysia and Singapore. Although Britain and France will be victorious now, the losses of the war cannot be recovered in one or two days. In addition, the rampant Spanish flu this time has caused great losses to the economy and population of various countries, especially Britain and India.

The population loss of the colonies was as high as more than 10 million, so even Britain is not able to fight a large-scale war of millions. At this time, we used military force Britain to pay enough benefits and gain some advantages on the battlefield. Of course, our navy cannot be compared with Britain and France, but we have a greater advantage on land. Therefore, as long as we can threaten Britain's India on land, Britain will definitely make concessions." According to Dengson's understanding of Britain, as long as India wants to write about Britain, Britain will definitely compromise with China.

But this statement is said by General Staff Chiang Baili, Chief of Staff, said with concern: "If we hold on to Britain and France, it is equivalent to opposing the entire Allied Power. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge and danger for our newly emerging country. If it really develops into a comprehensive war, then we are likely to fall into a passive position, because we are not as strong as Britain and France in the face of Zhongxi's strength."

Deng Sen lowered his head and pondered when he heard Jiang Baili's words. Jiang Baili said it well. If a large-scale war with Britain and France is really not suitable for the country alone, because most of the country's funds are now used for domestic construction. Moreover, according to the development model planned by Deng Sen, the country will carry out great development, investing most of the amount earned from foreign exchange to expand domestic industrial development in turn. When factories have money and workers have money, they will give rise to other markets developing rapidly, driving the whole country in turn.

Because Dengson's next five-year plan will use 30% of the country's revenue to be used for construction, and only 20% is used for military purposes. Even in this era, the military amount of 20% is already quite high. Therefore, if a total war with Britain and France is engaged, then Dengson must use more than 50% of the funds, which will have a great negative impact on domestic construction, but it has to be done. Moreover, in Dengson's opinion, Britain should not dare to engage in a total war with China now, because in confronting China, Britain and France must deploy regular troops of 700,000 to 800,000 in Southeast Asia.

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