Settings overhaul.
Arms.
A product of the war period of the last era.
Even though they once made contributions to the country, in today's era they have become a group struggling to survive.
They were alienated.
Their position is awkward.
They are discriminated against.
They are called "the burden of mankind."
"Since the end of the war, the military service seems to have become a stigma that highlights the dark side of the times, constantly stimulating this unspeakable sense of guilt. They even gradually refuse to mention the military service, as if this way they can disappear on their own."
"But there was a man who came out of the blue at a time when the living space of the military was becoming increasingly difficult, and changed this gloomy situation in which it seemed that the rights and interests of the military were protected, but in fact they were no different from slaves. The military was able to truly walk in the sun and coexist peacefully with ordinary people. His name was Alai Norman. This era full of hope and tolerance is called the 'Norman Era'."
——Excerpted from "Annual Calendar·Armed Forces"
Alai, who was written about in a miraculous way: "... You have all misunderstood. Things are not what you think."
"Yeah."
"... Don't look at me like that. You really misunderstood me."
Being ruthless is not the way to go (thinking you are just a passerby) vs being silent, restrained and gentle (having a bit of a big brain)
Also: The setting of the troops is taken from another completed article "The Daily Handbook of Human Weapon Love". Yes, I am just lazy. But the settings are different.
1Vs1√
The stupid author wants to talk about some deep-seated things, but it's too stupid to be smart and tough.√
EndingHE√
Precautions for consumption:
1. The outline is useless and the plot is useless
2. Stupid authors have a little bit of a setting fetish
3. If there are any uncontrollable situations or logic bugs in the plot, please point them out.
4. The entire copywriting has changed, so the entire content has to be revised by me who wants to die.
I don't know when to publish the article in the year of the monkey and the month of the horse.