I Became Park Jeong-ui’s Nephew - Chapter 58



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He became Park Jeong-ui’s nephew. – (58)

“Your Majesty, the Allied Forces have requested more morphine.”

“How much do you need specifically?”

“It’s 23980kg. And….”

“And? What else?”

“They say that heroin is also necessary.”

The same routine that repeats itself today,

I frowned at the sound that made my head ache just hearing it.

Is it really true that war can be fought with only patriotism and well-equipped equipment? I can say with certainty that even those who say such things are just delusional people who are trying to show off their mental strength.

The official figures for the amount of opium disposed of by Japan when it withdrew from Korea were 12,000 tons, but there are no statistics on morphine.

Then why did Japan turn the Korean Peninsula into a drug factory?

The Japanese are a people who do not fear death, so would they have carried out a suicide attack against the enemy with their minds still intact?

Because that didn’t work, they fought the war by feeding opium to soldiers and even administering morphine, and with the development of methamphetamine, aka heroin, the Korean peninsula became a giant drug factory.

Hiropon was a drug used by both the Axis and Allied powers during World War II.

There is no reason to hesitate when it makes you forget your fatigue and even erases the fear of war.

As Japan waged war on all sides, the production of drugs on the Korean Peninsula also skyrocketed, but no one knows exactly how much drugs were produced.

What is clear is that the number of Korean drug addicts officially recorded since liberation is 20,000, and the total number of drug addicts is estimated at around 200,000.

“Do you want to do drugs too?”

“Is that a drug that will rot your mind?”

“Hey, all the American soldiers do that too. Would an American soldier do something bad to himself?”

“Well… I guess so.”

What’s surprising is that, rather than cracking down on it, the US military in Korea actually got involved in drugs.

During the Japanese colonial period, so many drugs were produced, so now that Japan has fallen, it is natural that the market is flooded with drugs.

Who would consume that?

Among the Korean and American soldiers who remained behind, the number of drug addicts continued to increase.

The reality that war makes people and society sick, and that drug is now rampant in China.

Were the Allied Forces really fighting the Chinese with all their might? Were the Germans invincible and running for days without sleep to occupy France?

Crazy things that were possible because everyone was crazy about drugs.

The Germans were not a particularly brave or good fighters, they were just drugged zombies.

Are elite soldiers really made through training?

I know that there are many Korean soldiers in Shanghai right now trembling in fear of death.

The problem is that there is no escape from this. To put it bluntly, when the US military loses its spirit, it is no different from the Korean military.

So should I prescribe methamphetamine to the Korean military to turn them into fighting machines?

I didn’t want to turn the Korean army into a zombie army with my own hands.

‘What are you going to do if you don’t do it? Do you know the suffering soldiers are going through?’

‘But this is not right. This is an inhumane act.’

‘War itself is inhumane. You don’t even have the population to replace like China, and yet you’re talking about morality!! How can you win a war with that kind of mindset?!! You have to be crazy to win a war!!’

‘But this is not right!! Where is the president who turns 100,000 citizens into a zombie army?!!’

In my mind, angels and demons fought each other several times a day.

Even the American-British Allied Forces, who had a certain amount of experience in World War II, couldn’t survive without methamphetamine, so how can I have the nerve not to prescribe anything to the Korean military?

Are the Korean military a people that can fight well even without that?

After much thought, I picked up the pen.

‘Okay, from now on I’m a crazy person too. Let’s go all the way.’

He signed a report on providing methamphetamine to the Korean military.

From now on, I’m a crazy person too, but if I turn away from reality and close my eyes, nothing will change.

If we don’t win this war, China will become communist, and Vietnam and Southeast Asia will be in danger. How will we deal with the aftermath?

Even if this choice comes back with some kind of aftereffect in the future, it is my responsibility to take responsibility for it.

I feel at ease because I volunteered to become a devil.

***

“Hey, can I steal this?”

“It’s okay because we’ll produce more in the future. We can make a lot of money selling it.”

“Oh my~ If I get caught like this, my life is over… .”

This is Gyeongseong, the capital of Korea.

Recently, suspicious people have started walking the streets.

As South Korea’s production of morphine to support the Allied Forces increased rapidly, the number of illegal drugs distributed on the market also increased rapidly.

The government has threatened to execute anyone found distributing or inhaling drugs, but will that work?

Recently, 793 drug offenders were arrested in Korea, and 76 kg of opium, 5.7 kg of heroin, and 5,800 bottles of morphine were confiscated.

All the criminals were executed, but drug-related crimes show no signs of abating.

Because if you’re good at dealing drugs, you can make a lot of money, but this is no excuse for criminals.

Korea is not a country without jobs, and it is a society where you can make money if you work hard. But if you distribute drugs, doesn’t that mean you want to live well for yourself regardless of whether the society is rotten or not?

The Korean government mobilizes the police to arrest drug offenders.

A huge scandal broke out during this process.

“So are you saying all these drugs came from China?”

“Yes, they say they sold this to raise military funds.”

“oh my god….”

South Korea’s National Police Agency has confiscated 3,000 kilograms of drugs from traders traveling between Shanghai and South Korea.

All produced by the Chinese Communist Party. Honestly, how could the Chinese Communist Party have the money to maintain an army of 3 million people?

They grew drugs in the rear and sold them to various places to raise military funds, and distributed the surplus to the soldiers.

How could the Chinese People’s Army, which was not even provided with proper weapons, have the courage to charge into enemy territory?

Everyone rushed towards the enemy lines, half-conscious and drunk on drugs.

The Chinese Communist Party, which turned 3 million soldiers into drug addicts in an attempt to win the war even though the country was ruined because of opium,

The Allied Forces also fought repeatedly against the Chinese army, even prescribing methamphetamine to their troops.

It wasn’t a war, it was a competition to see who was crazier, and as a result, the crazier one started to win.

***

“Hey!! Where are you going?!!”

“Get out of my way!! I have to go!!”

“Where are you going?!! That’s the Allied Forces’ camp!! Do you want to die?!!”

“Wake up!!”

This is the headquarters of the Chinese People’s Army,

Cracks are beginning to appear in the so-called 3 million strong army.

Mao Zedong turned his army into zombies with drugs, without even providing them with proper bullets and weapons. As the war dragged on, the side effects began to show.

A significant number of them are showing signs of self-harm or charging towards enemy lines. If soldiers are like this, how can the generals be safe?

A literally rotting army,

Feng Dehuai, who had finally come to his senses, stepped forward.

“This is crazy!! We need to withdraw the troops immediately!!”

“Cheolsu? What are you talking about all of a sudden?”

“Yesterday, 788 of our soldiers committed suicide!! The number of soldiers who charged into the enemy lines was uncountable!! They are all out of control!!”

“It’s hard for us, but it’s hard for them too!! How can a commander say such weak things?!!”

Peng Dehuai was fed up with Mao Zedong’s attitude.

The Allied forces are at least maintaining the principle of administering morphine three times per person, but the Chinese army does not have that.

Most of the soldiers took drugs almost reflexively, one soldier administering opium up to ten times a day in front of his officers.

People died from poisoning after chewing raw opium. What kind of army is this, 3 million people?

Morphine may be a painkiller, but opium just drives people crazy. The bigger problem is not the 3 million soldiers, but the hundreds of millions of people.

The Chinese Communist Party also has no money, so they print opium and sell it in the market to raise military funds. What do the Chinese people eat and live on?

Even in the late Qing Dynasty, it wasn’t like this, Peng Dehuai openly criticized Mao Zedong.

“You are so irresponsible!! Is war the priority right now?!! Not only are 3 million soldiers, but hundreds of millions of Chinese people are becoming living corpses, and yet you insist on war!! China will perish because of you!!”

“Are you rebelling against me right now?!!”

“Disobedience?!! If you were a person in your right mind, you wouldn’t say something like that!! Do you have any idea what kind of condition the soldiers outside the barracks are in right now?!! Do you have any idea how the people live each day?!!”

“Wait!! General!! What are you doing?!!”

“Please apologize!! What are you doing in the middle of a war?!!”

“Let go of this!! This is crazy!! Don’t you all know why Commander-in-Chief Zhou stopped the war?!!”

Officers from all sides tried to stop him, but Peng Dehuai did not stop shouting.

China is rotting away because of crazy people.

What right does a criminal who turned hundreds of millions of Chinese people into zombies have to talk about being the commander-in-chief and rebelling?

The officers also knew the reality, but they did not dare to come forward.

I just hope that China will be unified soon, and it won’t be too late to solve the drug problem after that.

Everyone has come this far with such complacent thoughts, but now they have reached their limit. The Allied forces are being administered morphine to suppress their pain, but that is not the case for the Chinese forces.

Opium is not a panacea, it is simply a poison that has rotted China, but we have come too far to admit that.

Does that mean the commander in chief will be dismissed?

Mao Zedong suppressed his anger and tried to persuade Peng Dehuai.

“Yes… I know that our military and people are having a hard time, but if we back out here, China will never be one. Do you want that?”

“no!!”

“Absolutely not!!”

“There is only one China in the world!! We cannot back down from here!!”

Instead of the excited Pung Dehuai, he livened up the atmosphere around him.

It seems that the Commander-in-Chief has already fallen out of favor with the Leader. If I flatter him this time, won’t I be able to seize power?

Thanks to everyone’s flattery, they won the leader’s favor.

“This time we must end the war!! Everyone, advance!! As Peng Dehuai said, we have no more room to spare!!”

“All right!!”

And so another meaningless war began.

Zombies with only arms and legs advanced toward the Allied forces’ positions, and the Allied forces, having regrouped, fired machine guns and shells like crazy.

“Come on!!”

“Come and see where you come from!!”

“Die!! Die!! Die!!”

In this battle, the Korean army did not retreat even an inch.

It may be because I’m used to the ravages of war, but the recently prescribed methamphetamine has had an effect.

On the battlefield where blood was flying and flesh was torn apart by shells, methamphetamine gave soldiers a taste of heavenly joy, and soldiers suffering from mental anxiety turned into warriors.

A fight where the outcome was already decided from the beginning.

The excited Korean soldiers rushed out of their trenches and pursued the Chinese.

It was literally a one-sided massacre. On this day, the Allied forces massacred Chinese soldiers who fled up to 1km outside the trenches.

In a battle that lasted four days, the Chinese army suffered a whopping 210,000 casualties, while the Allied forces suffered less than 7,000 casualties.

No matter how many Chinese troops there are, this is an irreparable defeat.

Ten days after attacking Shanghai, they suffered losses of 300,000.