Welcome to 19th-century Europe, where strength reigns supreme

In August 1859, Tina, who was bored in every way, could only wander on the streets of Berlin. She was dressed a bit casually, wearing a black and gray dress, with long golden hair hanging behind her, and long black legs on her long white legs. boots.

She has also become obsessed with reading novels recently. The novel "The Rise of the Demon" was newly serialized in the Rheinische Zeitung. She happened to hear that its first season had ended. She happened to buy the latest newspaper and wanted to take a look. What kind of ending can I get from the novel that I have been following for so long?

"Adolf's SS purged the SA and other opposition parties during the Night of Long Knives. Even the leader of the SA, Röhm, was shot dead. After the death of President Paul, he became the head of the Iron-Blooded Empire."

Tina had already expected this plot. "The Rise of the Demon" is a very special novel, and its language is very provocative. Tina is very interested in this iron-blooded head of state. The military empire he practices Doctrine and nationalism all coincide with my own ideas.

It's just that the method is much more extreme than he imagined. Even Tina can see Adolf's idea. Even if it is a comrade who has helped him, as long as he is against him, Adolf will kill him without hesitation. , in the end he basically became the new emperor of the Iron-Blooded Empire.

Among them, what attracted Tina more was Adolf's speech. In this world view, the Iron-Blooded Empire launched a war, and was eventually attacked from both sides. It lost the war and signed the Treaty of Versailles at the Palace of Versailles. The story also begins with this treaty. extended.

Adolf used language to incite and manipulate the masses, directing all hatred towards the Jews and the victors of the world war. In Tina's opinion, for a rational person, Adolf's speech was nonsense, and his thinking about the country only remained a phenomenon. , it’s hard to get to the essence of it, but they are the angry masses, the masses who have just lost a world war.

The people wanted a war to wash away the national humiliation. Radical ideas met the angry masses. What was born from this reaction was a bloodthirsty war empire, and Adolf was the will of this country.

After reading this article while sitting on the bench, Tina was still a little bit unfinished. She was already looking forward to the second season. I heard that the title of the second season will be changed. This one is The Rise of the Demon and it is about Adolf. story, the next step is obviously to tell how the Iron-Blooded Empire under his rule expanded until it dominated the world.

Tina doesn't think Adolf will fail in the end. This is a novel. Adolf is a very charismatic character. People must expect him to take over power and dominate the world. It is impossible for him to overturn.

But something still caught Tina's attention. It was a British weapon called a tank. The novel once mentioned it, but later it was all about partisan struggles and it was not discussed in detail.

It's strange, why does Tina feel that this thing is so familiar? Did August say something similar? If there is something that can fuse speed armor and firepower, it may be this one.

This article could not have been written by August... But it seems unlikely if you think about it, because the main process of the world war was to dig trenches and squat in pits, and use machine guns to harvest the lives of the enemy, August Te dislikes this kind of protracted war. She always insists on the theory of quick victory. This is why Tina always thinks that she is a military child.

Generally speaking, novels are of personal interest, and this novel also said something that Tina found very reasonable, "The courage of soldiers is vulnerable to the cannons of the [-]th century. Cannons and machine guns conquer positions, and soldiers The mission was to capture the positions that the artillery had already conquered."

Tina had no idea that this was written by August. If so, then August was a centrist.

Putting the new newspaper in her pocket, she heard that the newspaper company had the idea of ​​printing "The Rise of the Devil" into a book. Tina had the idea of ​​buying a copy, because reading it in the newspaper was not exciting enough, and I would definitely not be able to catch up on it. It will be great to finish it.

It's a pity that August has returned to Königsberg now, otherwise Tina would still want to chat with August. An important reason is because she doesn't want to go home. She is too tired of being tortured all the time and doesn't want to go home.

What a pity, Tina thought in her heart, and then she saw a familiar figure.

It was August who had just returned to Berlin from Württemberg, and Valentina was sent to help the Mauser brothers find a research institute. In the end, they chose to buy a mansion on the outskirts of Berlin. This time, the research funds were completely exhausted. , but it didn't matter that August had agreed to print "The Rise of the Demon", and money would soon be flowing into her wallet.

And when August and Valentina returned to Berlin, they happened to meet Tina who was about to go home. The two of them looked a little embarrassed when they met each other.

Tina was thinking, didn't she go home? Was he released from prison so soon?

August was thinking, why is Tina here? Didn't she go back to the countryside?

Valentina was thinking, what the hell is there an adultery? Miss August, is there someone outside?

"August, are you back?"

"As you can see, my family suddenly refused to let me go back, so I had no choice but to continue to come to the Brandenburg Wilderness to survive."

August spread his hands and showed a helpless expression, although he didn't want to go back.

"Who is this?" Tina asked, pointing to the girl next to August.

"She is Valentina, my personal maid. As a member of the Parseval family, isn't it normal to have a maid by your side?"

Valentina was a little afraid of Tina. Tina looked like a very strong girl, and she felt a little uncomfortable being stared at by her.

"Valentina, don't be afraid. She is my friend, her name is Tina. Although she looks domineering, she is miraculously a pretty good person."

"What a miracle. He is a pretty good person. I really can't stand your attitude."

"Yes, so you didn't go home? Why are you still in Berlin?"

"It's just some annoying things. I don't want to go back. Berlin is pretty good anyway, so it doesn't matter if I stay here."

August glanced at Valentina, "Well, I suddenly thought of something fun..."

"Miss August, do you still want to..."

"Tina, do you want to go to Paris with me? You have nothing to do anyway, right?"

"Huh? Paris?"