Author, you and others do not understand how important knowledge and technology are, and how they change the dynamics of the world. Giving knowledge and technology to others, especially when it involves communication and weapons, is an act so foolish that it should be a crime. From the moment a technology or knowledge is made public, it is immediately studied and new things are developed based on it. If weapons technology goes to the opponents, it is not just the bolt-action rifle that will be improved, even the future will be modified and the MC will lose one of the main advantages it has, and this is a huge plot hole as it takes away a vital part MC's reasoning.
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LIKEContinue. The MC will lose his advantage of knowing the future, something that goes against human beings' innate instinct for self-protection and personal desires. And if the use of knowledge and technology 'created' by the MC against himself does not occur, then the people in the world created by the author have a serious flaw in logical reasoning. The MC harmed himself and those close to him with something absolutely simple and basic, going against what was previously written, because as a response to future problems, the MC will be forced to introduce more and more technologies and knowledge, and Ciela You will notice the strangeness much sooner than you should. Not just her, but ordinary people as well. Unless the author breaks the logical reasoning and script once again.
In fact, Napoleon revolutionized warfare. He improved military logistics, ensuring that his troops were well-supplied and constantly on the move. This allowed him to maintain the initiative and surprise his enemies. He implemented reforms that enhanced the efficiency and mobility of his army, introducing the concept of army corps, which were independent units capable of operating autonomously, thus increasing tactical flexibility. That's why he was so successful... until his enemies started copying him and that was the end of it, although he lasted quite a while, but he was too greedy.