Rebirth of the Spanish Empire

Content Introduction: The Spanish Empire in the 16th century was the world's first global nation. By the 18th century, defeated by the rising naval power of Great Britain, it began its descent into twilight. In 1898, the fabricated 'Maine incident' by the United States triggered the Spanish-American War, which became the first imperialist war among the great powers vying for colonies. The result was Spain's defeat, with the consequences of losing Cuba and the West Indies, losing the Philippines and the Mariana Islands (including the later famous Guam). From then on, Spain was officially excluded from the ranks of the great powers. Yang Chen, a personal history enthusiast, whose job is confidential, enjoys experiencing the identity, status, and thoughts of each person. Perhaps it was heaven's compassion, in the 2020s of the 21st century, he returned to the late 19th century for unknown reasons, becoming King Alfonso XIII, the world-renowned and youngest posthumous heir of the Spanish Empire in history. The story begins from here. New book uploaded, please support. Finally, please be reminded that this book is purely fictional, not a formal history book, so please do not take it literally.