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The Japanese people have jobs and the society has become stable. Their wages can fully withstand daily consumption. Moreover, since all the companies entering Japan are monopolies supported by August, the private companies in name are actually state-owned enterprises. .

Everyone has discussed it, and most of the social wealth has been divided up. The capitalists who have received huge profits have even become diligent in paying wages. If wages can be paid in advance, it will definitely not delay a day.

Because these people are simply paying wages to show their courtesy, so they must not be slowed down. Otherwise, it will be troublesome if August doesn't give him a good look later. How can he continue to make a profit?

The news that August was about to return to Prussia made the whole of Japan feel uncomfortable. They were worried that after August left, Japan would return to its ancestors and become what it once was.

But Auguste had anticipated this situation a long time ago. She brought many administrative personnel from Japan, including the Supervision Bureau that specializes in corruption issues, to ensure that even if officials in Japan are corrupt, they will not cause trouble in the city. .

The purpose of these people from the Supervision Bureau is to help these bureaucrats sneak back when they drive too fast. What if the Supervision Bureau becomes corrupt as well? August said there was nothing a gun couldn't fix.

When August really left, many Japanese people were willing to give her a gift. After all, she had indeed improved the lives of the Japanese people.

The day after August left Japan, August's new work appeared in the most eye-catching column of the Japanese newspaper.

Just after Auguste left, it was the moment when people were discussing it the most. At this time, Auguste's works naturally gained high popularity.

This work tells the story of how a civilian went from an unknown gangster to the founder of the Cold War.

"The Man of Steel-Joseph"

Judging from this publicity stunt, everyone who has watched the Adolf trilogy has some impression of this Joseph. However, there is not much description of Joseph in the Adolf series. We only know that the country he led was the country that destroyed the Adolf Empire.

I don’t know anything about the rest. Many people think that this is just a side story of the Adolf series, but if you actually read it, you will only comment that he has a personality charm that is no less than that of Adolf, and is not just a simple side story.

The Japanese side was the first to come online, after all, August was in Japan at the time, while the Prussian side was half a month late, and the novel was officially released just two days before August returned to China.

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Tina, who has been in jail for half a year in Congress, is always looking forward to August's early return. After all, August has encountered so many things in Japan. If something goes wrong, Tina may not be able to bring down the whole country. This will give Japan a major blood change.

Of course, there is no benefit in doing so, and it wastes people and money.

Tina was very happy when she received the news that August had returned to China. What was sent back with the letter was August's new work, the first printed German book "The Man of Steel - Joseph".

I, Tina, old August, blew it, so I must be the first to eat the crab.

The beginning of this book is a bit similar to Adolf, but unlike Adolf, Joseph's background is more humble. At least Adolf's father was a civil servant, and his early life was pretty good.

But Joseph is much more mediocre. Not only does he not have a luxurious background, but he also has a completely nightmare start.

Joseph was born in Gori, a town in Georgia. His mother was an Orthodox believer and his father was a shoemaker. Before Joseph was born, their family was actually well off. However, the two brothers before Joseph died in infancy, and his father Beso was deeply affected by this. Suffering a blow, he used alcohol to anesthetize himself all the time.

Because of alcoholism, Besso's hands were always shaking, which seriously affected his shoemaking career. When Joseph was born, their family was already deteriorating. Because of alcoholism, Besso always committed domestic violence against his wife and beat Joseph.

In order to protect his mother and himself, Joseph learned how to use violence very early. When he was six years old, his father simply abandoned the family, leaving him and his mother to depend on each other.

His mother Kaiko sent him to a church college, hoping that he could become an Orthodox priest in the future. He was once the most devout Orthodox believer. In Tsarist Russia, priests were an iron rice bowl. Although the salary was not very high, it could provide food and accommodation. It is a very remarkable profession to solve problems and still have a certain social status.

His singing voice was also very good, and he was the best singing student in the entire seminary. Later, the Soviet-German War was also known as the Georgian Tenor VS Austrian Failed Art Student.

But Joseph's days of believing in God soon ended. He came into contact with the first real book about the humanities, Darwin's "On the Origin of Species".

The door to materialism opened to Joseph. As Joseph read more and more books, he began to question the existence of God. What he encountered later made him question the Tsarist Russian authorities and the meaning of the priest's profession even more.

When Tsarist Russia executed those peasants, the church and the government joined forces to dress up the hanging of the rebels as a reformation ceremony to abandon evil and promote good.

Joseph hated this deeply, and the more he hated the church and the state, the more he worshiped these rebels.

When he was sixteen years old, he entered the seminary in Tbilisi for further study, and here he came into contact with a study group who often circulated books that were forbidden to be viewed in Tsarist Russia.

And one book completely changed Joseph's fate: Marx and Engels's book "Das Kapital".