But this is a chaotic era of fierce confrontation between various thoughts. What is really terrible is not only war, but also ideological turmoil. A certain Chao Tai and Zu Emperor once said that the more knowledge you have, the more reactionary you have, and whether you have good or bad, this is really a famous saying.

If you are well-educated, you will naturally not be willing to be inferior to others, so you must fight, fight, and have ambitions.

Soldiers are also human beings, and they also have to eat, drink, defecate, and have **.

Both the Red Gate and the Red Army were defeated by the army of the Chinese Federation, but the Red Thoughts were not destroyed. Some scattered theories and opinions were resumed and spread, and gradually became popular in the lower levels of the army.

Some people begin to fail to satisfy equality in legal status, but begin to pursue equality in welfare treatment. Perhaps they are shameful of others and life better than themselves, or perhaps they are dissatisfied with the gap between the rich and the poor.

In the end, under the guidance of those who are interested, these people gradually organized themselves and formed a force.

As the leader of the underground palace, Zhou Hua also noticed this incident, but because the incident involves the military, it is difficult for the underground palace to intervene, and it is even more impossible to understand it in depth.

Zhong Yang stayed in Asia for three years and knew about it as soon as he came out. He really didn't know what he felt.

"There are shadows of Buddhism and revolutionary parties here. These people are determined to give up and think about doing something." Although there are many obstacles, Zhou Hua still figured out some clues.

"It's not just them." After hearing Zhou Hua's words, Zhong Yang said calmly. He knew that there must be senior executives of Hualian who participated, otherwise it would be impossible for the other party to develop to this level.
Chapter completed!