I Became Park Jeong-ui’s Nephew - Chapter 104



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He became Park Jeong-ui’s nephew. – (104)

“Is it certain that Korea has given up the war?”

“Yes, they even revised the constitution to say that Korea’s territory is south of the Korean Peninsula.”

“Whew~ That’s a relief.”

This is Pyongyang, Kim Il-sung was relieved.

Iraq was destroyed by the Allied forces’ fierce attack, and in its aftermath, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Kuwait also fell to the liberal camp.

It was a heartbreaking incident for North Korea. Could Iraq, which received support from the Soviet Union, collapse so easily?

As the war ended in a one-sided victory for the Allied Forces, the communist bloc became very nervous.

Ho Chi Minh, who had been calling for the unification of Vietnam, has recently been refraining from military action.

Mao Zedong also outwardly shouted about ‘recovering Chinese territory’, but isn’t there a saying that only cowardly dogs bark?

The truth is that South Korea is afraid of pushing North Korea out and coming into contact with China.

The oppression of 2 million ethnic Koreans in Manchuria is also a sign of fear. If South Korea were to occupy North Korea and extend its reach to Manchuria, would the ethnic Koreans just sit still?

There is a possibility that they will cooperate with Korea by shouting “Long Live the Republic of Korea”.

In the end, Mao Zedong’s oppression of the Korean people is proof that he is afraid of Korea.

Even China was like this, so how could North Korea ignore South Korea? Kim Il-sung couldn’t sleep due to anxiety that South Korea might invade Pyongyang.

[Will President Park Sang-geun become the second Hitler?]

[Even if South Korea attacks North Korea, the surrounding countries have no reason to stop it.]

Here is the world opinion that is adding fuel to the fire.

Over the past two months, Kim Il-sung has suffered from extreme stress to the point where he has lost 5 kilograms.

But what welcome news is that South Korea has amended its constitution and established its territory as the southern part of the Korean Peninsula?

The Pyongyang dictator, who had been sleepless for some time, fell into a deep sleep and regained his strength a few days later.

But the problem starts now, who knows when people’s hearts will change.

Even if the South Korean president has no intention of going to war now, his thoughts may change later.

Kim Il-sung once again put forward the ‘Korean people’ to tie down South Korea.

“Historically, many nations have appeared and disappeared, but our Joseon people boast a history of 5,000 years and have continued to exist to this day. Of course, there was a time when we were divided into three kingdoms and fought, and now we are divided into the North and South and facing each other, but can we deny our roots?

There is no reason why we cannot go to South Korea, and there is no reason why South Koreans cannot come here. It is time for a nation and a people that were divided by the machinations of foreign powers to join hands and reconcile.

People of South Korea, don’t be afraid and come to Pyongyang. We will go there soon.”

It sounds plausible, but the problem is that North Korea launched a preemptive strike on South Korea a year ago.

Have you forgotten that one shell landed 28km away from the South Korean government building and caused chaos?

As a result of that incident, the number of South Korean troops deployed in Gyeongseong increased from 38,000 to 50,000, and all of South Korea’s missiles and firepower were concentrated along the 38th parallel.

It was only a few days ago that the far right – nationalists – demanded that the president start a war of unification, ready to invade North Korea at any moment if the president gave the order.

In this situation, would South Korea accept North Korea’s offer of reconciliation?

Even if there is reconciliation, it is necessary to first receive an apology for the preemptive attack.

The South Korean government made that point clear.

“North Korea has been working behind the scenes to occupy South Korea. It has been reorganizing its military with the support of the Soviet Union, mobilizing Koreans living in Japan to cause riots on Jeju Island, and trying to shake up South Korean politics from within by recruiting former Vice Speaker of the National Assembly Shin Ik-hee.

In addition, a bomb was dropped 28km away from the South Korean government building a year ago. We cannot forgive all this just because we are of the same ethnicity.

“If Chairman Kim Il-sung takes responsibility and steps down, South Korea will accept North Korea’s apology and agree to dialogue.”

The news shook the entire North Korea.

How can you be so rude as to demand the resignation of North Korea’s top leader when you have reached out to him for reconciliation?

The North Korean regime protested, saying that South Korea was making unreasonable demands, but South Korea did not back down.

“If you demand the resignation of Chairman Kim Il-sung, wouldn’t it be logical for President Park Sang-geun to resign as well?”

“Why should the President of South Korea resign?”

“If you think about it, isn’t President Park Sang-geun the biggest obstacle blocking national unification? He neglects the difficulties of Koreans in Japan and ethnic Koreans in China, and plays around with the US and the UK… Even Kim Chun-chu of Silla didn’t do this!!”

“So, does this mean that His Excellency the President has sold out his nation?!!”

South Korean government officials were furious.

It is true that Kim Chun-chu used the Tang Dynasty to bring down the Three Kingdoms system, but was that an act of betrayal of the nation?

Silla, which was surrounded by Goguryeo and Baekje’s encirclement, had nowhere to escape.

However, Kim Chun-chu’s adept diplomacy and improvisation turned the tables, ultimately contributing greatly to Silla’s securing hegemony over the Korean Peninsula.

The problem is that in the eyes of nationalists, this is an undeniable betrayal.

Independence activists who resisted Japanese colonial rule also treated Kim Chun-chu as someone who should be killed.

“Because of Kim Chun-chu, Korea became a country that served China.”

“He even sent his son to the Tang Dynasty as a hostage to borrow foreign powers.”

But this is a foolish interpretation,

If you look at it that way, didn’t Goguryeo use foreign powers?

King Jangsu of Goguryeo sent countless tributes to Northern Wei during the process of organizing the Korean Peninsula.

If a war breaks out in China while reorganizing the Three Kingdoms, wouldn’t things become more complicated?

The Chinese even disparaged King Jangsu as a tributary king. In any case, King Jangsu persistently attacked the southern part of the Korean peninsula while appeasing China.

After that, Goguryeo pressured Silla from the rear through diplomacy with Baekje and Wa. Was that a legitimate method for unifying the nation?

Baekje even sent a letter to the Sui Dynasty, saying that if they attacked Goguryeo, Baekje would attack Goguryeo’s rear.

However, criticizing only Kim Chun-chu is a convenient interpretation for nationalists. If Goguryeo had unified the three kingdoms, would today’s Korea have occupied the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria?

Even if a rich man cannot survive for three generations, there is no guarantee that the territory from 1,300 years ago will continue to exist until now.

In the end, what matters is reality. How did Korea overcome the crisis after independence?

If there had been a real threat from North Korea, if the people had not been poor and had not had the protection of the United States, would they have been able to maintain their sovereignty until now?

Even if we are eaten by North Korea, will it be okay if our people are unified?

President Park Sang-geun did not sell out his people; he simply made the best possible diplomatic efforts in the given situation.

The United States also praised the Korean president’s ability, saying that to this extent, he has created something out of nothing.

But on what basis does North Korea insult the South Korean president by calling him Kim Chun-chu?

In fact, while they were trembling in fear that Korea would invade, and were just making big noises, Korean public opinion also supported their country’s president.

“Kim Chun-chu was a great diplomat and capable monarch who worked hard for the country.”

“The South Korean president also brought the United States into the fight against communism and made the country rich and strong. There is no reason for North Korea to receive such an evaluation.”

“If you really want to achieve national unification, try doing it with just North Korea’s power. I don’t know if North Korea, which is reaching out to China and the Soviet Union for help, has the power to do so.”

Can North Korea occupy South Korea on its own?

It’s absurd, but South Korea has made it possible.

We have secured 130 oil fields, mobilize 500,000 troops, and can supply ammunition and shells from Japan – and on the Korean mainland.

American experts also estimate that South Korea can occupy North Korea within a week if it wants to.

This is why America is afraid of Korea becoming Nazi.

The United States, which has the national power to sweep away North Korea as it passes by and even wage war on its own with China if necessary, is now in a position where it must console and control South Korea.

If we can’t do this, it’s certain to be a second Pearl Harbor.

President Lyndon B. Johnson also repeatedly praised the South Korean president.

“The Korean president is controlling the extreme right and suppressing war. He is not a second Hitler, but a world peace axis that maintains order in Asia. I truly respect the Korean president and want to be his friend.”

The United States did not stop there and decided to move the UN to elect Korea as a permanent member of the Security Council.

If you want to completely control Korea, the best way is to tie it to the UN.

And this is what the Soviet Union wants too.

Peace in East Asia could only be maintained by tying down Korea. As the interests of the major powers aligned, Korea received recommendations from the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and France.

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“Wow~!!!!”

“Long live the President!!”

“Long live the Republic of Korea!!”

This is Shanghai,

I was surrounded by the cheers of 4 million Shanghai citizens.

It is a joyous event for the citizens of Shanghai that Korea has become a permanent member of the Security Council. Although Aleph is an independent country on the surface, it is no different from an autonomous government under Korea.

That’s something that the US and UK both recognize.

Now, an attack on Shanghai would be tantamount to a declaration of war on the world.

Mao Zedong was furious, calling Korea’s acquisition of permanent membership an act of aggression by Western powers, but what could he do?

Diplomacy was originally intended to weaken the enemy.

If Mao Zedong is furious, it means I am doing a good job with diplomacy.

Shanghai will continue to be an area that Korea must protect, and I came here to make that clear.

Thanks to Korea’s efforts to improve public order in Shanghai over the past four years and the investment of 80 million dollars in economic funds, Shanghai has regained peace.

If you sow the seed, you must reap it.

From the stage, I promised eternal peace to the citizens of Shanghai.

“Someone said that I would become Hitler, who would attack North Korea and covet Manchuria. But they misjudged me. No, not only they, but many people misjudged me. I saw myself as an invader who would occupy Shanghai and Taiwan by force and even Kuwait.

But I can tell you this clearly here.

What I want first and foremost is peace.

But peace is a luxury that only the powerful can claim, and I have been fighting to obtain that peace.

Sometimes, I was called a dog who did as the United States wanted, a traitor who betrayed his people, and I was told that I had to send my people to the battlefield for the sake of the national interest.

But I didn’t care.

History and you will be the ones to judge me. And today, I am here and I am cheered by the people of Shanghai.

“These cheers proved who I am.”

Cheers erupted once again.

In a place where the years that have passed are being evaluated, are the citizens of Shanghai spewing out evil words against Korean rule?

That’s something you can see with your own eyes, and foreign reporters are silent.

Shanghai – The peace of Taiwan is an achievement of Korea, who can deny that?

I am determined to continue fighting to maintain this peace.

“As a permanent member of the Security Council, Korea will not tolerate any war in Asia in the future. Reckless military actions will be punished by force, and those who start wars will be made to pay for their sins with blood.

Peace, like democracy, grows on human blood.

If we do not respond decisively, Asia will be engulfed in war and more people will see bloodshed.

If you don’t want war, you have to prepare for war, and you have to be prepared to fight, because peace is not given for free.

“We need your support and help for peace. Let us all fight for peace.”

Once again, three cheers for “Long Live the Republic of Korea” rang out.

In Shanghai, cheers of “Long Live the Republic of Korea” resonated, and foreign reporters captured the scene on camera.

Now you can clearly see which country’s district Shanghai belongs to, the same scene was played out in Taiwan.

If Mao Zedong starts a war under the pretext of unifying China, I will only legally stain the Central Plains with blood.

On the outside, they preached peace, but behind the scenes, they were sharpening their knives to cut off pigs’ throats.