The Five Billion Franc Sea Invasion of the Indian Noblewoman's Invisibility Bride

Author: (French) Jules Verne
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Five Billion Francs of the Indian Noblewoman: The five billion franc inheritance of the Indian noblewoman, Lady Gokul, is divided between two heirs: one is the French doctor Sarazan, and the other is the German chemistry professor Schultz. Dr. Sarazan uses this inheritance to build an ideal city, where the residents live a happy life. However, Professor Schultz builds an arms factory, producing weapons of mass destruction with the aim of destroying people's happy lives. The brave young engineer Marcel infiltrates the enemy's den and foils Schultz's plot. In the end, Professor Schultz is blown up in a secret room by the air-cooling bomb he himself invented.
The Sea Invades: A French overseas company decides to dig a canal to divert the Mediterranean Sea into the Sahara Desert, creating a new sea—this is the "Sea Invades" plan. People witness the catastrophe firsthand: various animals frantically flee, hundreds of people are swept away by the surging waves into white foam, and riders and horses disappear in an instant.
The Invisible Bride: Beautiful Miss Milla is about to marry the French painter Marc, but the famous chemist, Mr. Storitz, also joins the competition. The chemist uses despicable means to threaten them, trying to break off the engagement of this couple. Meanwhile, strange phenomena appear in the city of Laz, and an invisible person casts a shadow over the entire city. So, will this couple finally come together in love?