The Rhine Mob was founded in 1919. It operated in the gray area of the law, had a comprehensive information network, and invested in almost every industry under the Weimar government. The authorities might not like it, but they had never formally outlawed it. In the demilitarized Rhineland in particular, the government needed it to keep foreign powers in check.
There was only one way to join the Rhine Mob: they would come to you. Whether or not you liked them, in the end, you would join of your own free will.
And I, Meta Koch, an utterly ordinary bachelor's graduate in economics, backed only by the declining Koch winery, was chosen by the Mob.
My life changed on the very first day I arrived in Koblenz.
All the love and hatred along the banks of the Rhine were watered and grew wild branches; blood and tears overflowed the riverbanks and drowned an entire era.
In the end, every scheme and deception would come to light, but would I have the courage to accept the cruel truth?
"Yes. We are all dead."
We buried this dark and cruel era, buried every desperate scream, buried the past and hopes that belonged to us alone. In the end, all we could do was wait for time to bury our names and our lives.
May our memories never be erased, and may the world be at peace.
Theme: We buried an era. We are already dead.
OMG I'll support you. ! Meta's logic was so clear when he was thinking calmly, and he realized something was wrong so quickly. The author's description of psychological activities is also very strong and very comfortable to read. . !
I'm here to support! From the introductory part, it can be seen that the author's historical and economic level is above everyone else. . The background of that turbulent and chaotic era is described very accurately and realistically.