Future Chaos

Ram initiated the acquisition of three shipbuilding ports from the system and discreetly began constructing five shipping boards. All the facilities were strategically built in hidden locations to prevent the Britishers from discovering them. However, Ram was aware that eventually the British would uncover his secret plans.

Through the system, Ram learned that there was a 30% chance the Britishers would uncover the new ports within five years. This meant that time was of the essence, and they needed to act swiftly to outmaneuver the Britishers. Despite the risks, Ram was confident in his ability to defeat the Britishers within the given timeframe.

Ram understood that the real battle would commence after India gained independence. He believed that the Britishers, along with other Western countries, would never allow India to find peace. They would constantly try to hinder or sabotage India's plans using their political influence and power.

Ram was determined not to let India become an easy target for Western countries. He knew that these countries were like sharks, always seeking opportunities to exploit. If India became independent without proper preparation, it would create significant problems, just like what happened to the Dutch. Despite once being a powerful nation, they now found themselves subordinate to others due to unfavorable agreements.

This served as a valuable lesson for Ram, emphasizing the importance of not rushing into independence. He understood the need to meticulously prepare and organize everything before India could truly become independent.

During this time, his land army is steadily increasing in size, with nearly 200 highly skilled soldiers in a specialized division who have taken maximum pills.

These soldiers are now given continuous missions, capturing and eliminating various British soldiers and consistently bringing them back to Ram.

The Aaram cigarette organizations are also rapidly expanding, gathering more information within India and gaining control over all the country's information.

Especially after Ram spread the radio throughout Bharat from a secret location, he can easily share information with all parts of India. Through the radio, he can effectively coordinate with other BSP party headquarters and the military.

The conflict between Punjab and the British forces is progressing, with both sides dedicating all their resources to the battle. However, Ram doesn't really care about the final outcome.

Whether Punjab wins or loses, it is of no importance to him. If Punjab wins, the British will not allow them to gain independence, and if Punjab loses, he can gain strong support from the people of Punjab.

Not only that, he has also begun playing a major game with the upper-class royal families and large estates. He doesn't want any of them to gain an advantage after independence because he knows they are a bunch of greedy individuals who only care about their own benefits.

They will have to face the consequences of supporting the British, and those consequences will be either death or an even more miserable fate.

He is determined to eradicate all traces of their influence after independence because he wants to cleanse Mauritius during this period of freedom.

To achieve this, he has been gathering compelling evidence of the collusion between the upper class and the British. Once he has collected enough evidence, he will use it as a weapon to bring them down.

First and foremost, he will expose their true faces to the Indian population and make them despise those noble individuals, the landowners, and anyone who has benefited from the power and authority of the British.

Currently, those individuals won't pay attention to the evidence or opinions of lower-class individuals.

Ram will make them pay for it because eventually, after India becomes independent, it will have a strong inclination towards the lower class.

By eliminating those evil individuals as a symbol of righteousness, he can greatly enhance his reputation among the lower class and common people who were oppressed by the nobles and landlords.

Another thing is that all the possessions of the nobles and landlords, their wealth, lands, and other assets in India, will be under his control.

And the third thing is being recorded in the history books of India.

They and their families will serve as a lasting example of disgrace and humiliation for generations to come, even having their surnames included in textbooks.

The world's history is on the verge of transformation, and India needs to grow stronger. This includes various aspects like military, finance, social, and especially the nationalist side.

The downfall of the West is also approaching, as the original civilizations have always been in the East, while the West has been a place of equilibrium, devoid of its own history, religion, culture, or traditions, merely inheriting everything from the Roman Empire or stealing it from other nations.

Western history cannot even be compared to that of small Asian countries, as they only have a history of other countries, religions of other countries, and even cuisines of other countries.

The time has arrived for ancient civilizations to flourish.

Even in Ram's past life, after enduring numerous tragedies at the hands of Westerners, Asia has still emerged as the primary arena in modern times, continuously gaining economic, military, and overall power in the future.

Reflecting on this, Ram can only say one thing, "this is Karma or destiny."

Now, it has become extremely difficult for Ram to predict the future of the world after India gained independence. The independence of India is a significant event that could potentially inspire other colonies to seek their own independence.

This could also lead to countries with colonies increasing their surveillance of hidden forces, creating a chaotic situation for Ram to calculate the future based on his understanding.

Moreover, Ram cannot confidently say whether World War 1 or World War 2 will occur or not.

As Ram contemplates all of this, he starts to feel a slight headache, realizing that things are going to become even more uncertain in the future.