Imperial Elite

I'm afraid I don't know the value of the White Feather incident. Don't talk about a small capitalist. . There are also many nobles who are forced to go to the front line. Then there are tons of men. You are a coward if you don't go to the front line. You are not worthy of your wife. You should leave the money to your wife and go out alone. Why after one stop. So many people are afraid of war. Because the French men and the English men at one stop felt dead. The wife will only remarry and then bully her children.

As long as you have money, it is too simple to avoid military service in the capitalist world. You can bribe the recruiter to avoid you every time you are drafted. Bribe the doctor to issue you a certificate of illness and disability. Bribe the military officer to give you a small officer position in the logistics. You see, as long as you have money to avoid military service, it is too simple. You are not asked to spend a lot of money to ask the president to issue you a certificate of exemption from military service. Or it can be more complicated. A higher-end one, becoming a supplier to the military, so this is not true at the beginning. You have to struggle so much that you can make money smoothly and be dealt with smoothly in this cannibalistic world of capitalism. With the little invention in your mind, you can make money in this cannibalistic world, and then you can serve in the military without even a small amount of money being used. You'd better change the introduction, otherwise there is no need to read this book.

What is this latest chapter about? The protagonist's son joins the army behind the protagonist's back, and then becomes unable to withstand it on the battlefield, and then sends a telegram asking the protagonist to save him? I have never seen something so abstract. Sure enough, AI cannot replace human beings. It will be recorded as a joke. People give people nicknames and call them daddy for help. I want to join the army, but I am beaten by the enemy on the battlefield and call daddy for help. This is the first time.

Looking at the recent chapter, the protagonist, as a time traveler, really has a kind of fanatical loyalty to Dai Ying. In the face of strong opposition from the country, he actually brought his own private soldiers to fight with Xi'er in order to prevent the so-called war. What was he trying to do? If he failed, his foundation was basically half destroyed, so he was ready to go to the United States. If he succeeded, no one would know what he prevented. They would just think He is disobedient. He is a big threat. I am even more targeted at him. I don't quite understand what he wants. Even the natives cannot do this. Unless he is a fanatical patriot who has nothing but his life, just like those patriots who went to the Diaoyu Islands. I admit that they are all true patriots. Regardless of whether their actions are right or wrong, I recognize their patriotism.

Joe is more like a lucky man than a wise warrior. As a time traveler between two lives and an adult who has received a higher education, I hope to see his mature and wise side as the protagonist.

I'm not a novice at Rhythm Writing. There's a steady stream of updates every day. They either log in from outside the site or open a small account to try out new themes.

This is not like a novel, this is like a diary, I feel like I am reading a diary

I want to see the protagonist in that plane of John's hard-core ruthlessness

Is it an extraterrestrial demon? Or the reincarnation of the Immortal Emperor?

Well, the protagonist's capital at the beginning is at the level of a hardware factory director at best, and he has just earned it from his own abilities as a commoner. How can it be compared with those in the empire's military and political system? He is not a super capitalist like the military-industrial complex. As long as an officer in charge of the imperial state machine here wants to punish him, it will be difficult for him to find the right person with the little money he has. Then after it was revealed that he was forced to pay money, officials protected him. Isn't this also a common practice among bureaucrats? It's not like it's never happened before in history.