Doctor, I'm really strong!

"If I had to analyze it, I could come up with some ideas, but my intuition tells me that everything I analyze, except for the very beginning, is wrong."

"For example?"

"When it comes to winning people's hearts, some people do it for their own ambitions, while others do it for the sake of the common people."

The Sicilian lady flicked her cigarette ash and said, "Different purposes will lead to different results with the same methods. So, what kind of person do you think Liu Jiuli is?"

“I can only say that if he has ambition, then his ambition is enough to sweep across the entire continent of Terra.” Ms. Sicily paused, her hand still moving, and asked seriously, “Are you serious?”

"This is just my intuition."

"Sometimes, intuition is the most irrational thing and the most unsolvable answer, so let's get back to the most practical question: what are our chances of winning if we attack Kazdel?"

Without hesitation, the dark figure replied, "30/70."

The Sicilian lady nodded: "A 70% chance of winning? That's not bad."

"No, 70% of it belongs to someone else."

"What!?" The Sicilian lady turned her head sharply, thinking she had misheard.

The dark figure said in a helpless voice, "I even suspect that whether we can win by 30% depends on how others react."

The Sicilian lady's expression had already turned quite grim: "The entire Syracuse couldn't even handle a tiny Kazdel!"

"My lord, if quantity equates to invincibility, then microorganisms should rule the world."

The Sicilian lady fell silent, her head bowed, lost in thought.

A moment later, she said to the dark figure, "Send out all the gloves and collect all the intelligence related to Kazdel... no, all the intelligence related to the Red Guards, big or small, true or false, even the rumors. I need to know what kind of organization this is and what they are up to."

"Yes, my lord."

Kazdale, Workers' Printing Plant

Every machine here is working at high speed, and every day a huge amount of printed materials are produced here and then circulated to every corner of society, such as the Workers' Daily, the Revolutionary Daily, and the Truth Daily.

In addition, there are many other magazines, such as Modern Weapons, Story Club, and Science Fiction Starry Sky.

Liu Jiuli was well aware of what a spiritually empty person would become. He absolutely could not give the enemy's vulgar culture an opportunity to take advantage of the situation. If you don't occupy the public opinion front, the enemy will, and then they will try to take advantage of you. In the end, you won't even be able to control the content of your own students' textbooks, and that will be the biggest problem.

If the proletariat doesn't know how to improve itself, then it can only wait for its enemies to improve and trample it underfoot.

Just look at the strict political vetting in the Red Guards' education sector. They'll dig up your ancestors for eighteen generations. If you don't meet the requirements for a single project, you're kicked out of the ranks of teachers. That's how the entire ideological and cultural system was built. Those who tried to sneak in were all invited for tea by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Red Bean, also known as Bean Dragon, is a Vanguard Operator in the game Arknights. She is a character who recovers DP upon kill and has considerable damage output. Back when Liu Jiuli was clearing stages in the early game, she was often used by Red Bean. However, as Siege and Yama grew stronger, Red Bean lost her room to shine.

In reality, she currently works for Rhodes Island. According to her age, she should be studying hard at school and making progress every day. However, due to some special reasons, Hongdou was transferred to Kazdel. Now she is in a state of working and studying at the same time. It's not that Liu Jiuli is unwilling to spend money on Rhodes Island operators' education, but there is simply not enough manpower.

The situation in Kazdel is complicated, so Liu Jiuli chose to act decisively. The vacant grassroots positions need to be filled, otherwise the gangs will make a comeback. Although Hongdou is young, she is capable and has rich work experience (Rhodes Island is confirmed to employ child laborers. Oh, Amiya is also a minor, so it doesn't matter). She is more than qualified to be a grassroots manager.

Of course, this is a special measure under special circumstances. Once the civil service team has grown and the shortage of manpower has been resolved, Hongdou will have to go back to school to attend classes. However, her merits will not be erased. After she graduates, these will be the capital that allows her to develop better. The organization will not forget those who have worked hard.

Hongdou loves her current job because it exposes her to a lot of books, including the latest editions. Her favorite rock music is also there, but unlike the cathartic rock music of other countries, the Red Guards' rock band takes a passionate and positive approach. For example, they sing certain classic songs in a rock style, such as the rock version of "The Internationale," which Hongdou really likes and hums for a while whenever she has free time.

"These are tomorrow's headlines; we need to reprint them."

Hongdou glanced at the template and realized that all she needed to do was look at the content; the rest was irrelevant.

The Red Guards' newspapers all followed a fixed format as required by Liu Jiuli. For example, commendations and news related to workers and peasants had to be placed on the front page. Other sections also had directional requirements, leaving no room for absolute freedom of expression.

Because those office workers are too easily detached from the masses. If you give them freedom today, they'll give you too much freedom tomorrow. They'll publish all sorts of bizarre and outlandish content in the newspapers. Although gossip is eye-catching, Liu Jiuli has already witnessed the harm of that kind of entertainment culture. It's not that people are not allowed to relax, but that culture should guide everyone in a positive direction. If it's just for fun, then a certain action movie with a good life is definitely top-tier. If all else fails, there's always the Koreans, who are like two halves of a country.

Anyone can fall into depravity, but humanity has evolved and developed for so many years, not to regress to the level of monkeys.

Just then, an urgent document was delivered to Hongdou.

"We need to print more copies immediately and then send them to major bookstores. That's our main task going forward!"

This is a newly revised book called "Exploitation".

Chapter 158: An Ordinary Day for Inspector Chen

(Second update, (～￣▽￣)～, comrades, where are the comments? (?ω?))

Longmen, the future science and technology city, today is another beautiful day.

The Lungmen Guard Bureau branch, located in the Future Science City, is now showing signs of replacing the headquarters. There's no way around it; the Red Guards have given them too much, and the local police are too well-equipped. Since they are all under the Lungmen Guard Bureau, this branch in the Future Science City is now well-equipped and powerful.

After all, how could a normal police station have tanks and armed helicopters?

Chen Huijie now knows that the Red Guards are nominally a local armed force, but in reality, they are a regular army, and their quality completely surpasses that of Longmen's armed forces.

It's hard to imagine that Liu Jiuli brought out such a force from the icy and snowy Ursus.

Even more unimaginable is that the most common thing this army does on a daily basis is to serve the people.

It's not just a slogan; it's serving the people in the literal sense. If you see people in military uniforms cleaning the streets, don't be surprised; it's just the Red Guards doing their voluntary labor on Labor Day.

The military here can appear anywhere, even while repairing public toilets, leading one to question whether these people are actually capable of fighting.

It wasn't until Chen Huijie went out with them to wipe out the bandits that things changed.

The entire battle was conducted smoothly and ended in less than twenty minutes. The opposing side consisted of more than 500 ruthless bandits who also occupied advantageous terrain. Our side only had one company, and the result was twelve men with minor injuries. The enemy suffered such heavy casualties that it was impossible for them to regroup.

Strict adherence to orders, unwavering faith, and boundless initiative—this is the Red Guards' combat model that Chen Huijie observed.

Soldiers actively seek battle and will do everything in their power to defeat the enemy on the battlefield. They possess unwavering faith and formidable combat capabilities, coupled with rigorous daily training. If such an army numbered a million, Chen Huijie couldn't imagine what the person who commanded such an army would do.

The most amazing thing is that the Red Guards don't take medicine.

Administering various drugs to soldiers is a basic practice in all nations of Terra. These drugs can make soldiers brave and fearless when needed and effectively overcome various battlefield psychological barriers. The cost is addiction and very serious post-war PTSD, but it is unclear whether it is due to the war or the drugs.

In any case, other countries treat soldiers as expendable resources, preferably dying after the war, without wasting any extra resources. They really think there are too few people to cook and too many to eat.

But the Red Guards don't need these things. The soldiers here also experience fear and anxiety, but they grow, strive to overcome these fears, and improve themselves and eliminate the enemy through various methods. Their PTSD is also very different from that of soldiers from other countries, with the most common reason being "I am still alive, but my comrades are dead."

This is truly unheard of. Perhaps the Imperial Guards of Yan Kingdom could do it, but those Imperial Guards are all orphans raised from childhood, and they are absolutely loyal to the royal family. To directly recruit soldiers from outside and train them into warriors of this caliber, even having them write letters requesting to join the army, is something that is hard to imagine unless one has seen it with their own eyes.

Sacrifices are always inevitable. Even if Liu Jiuli fully equipped all the soldiers, casualties would still occur on the battlefield due to various reasons. To date, the number of Red Guards killed in action has exceeded two thousand. For other countries, this is a number that would make the rulers ecstatic, as so many targets were achieved at such a low cost.

But the Red Guards will remember the name of every sacrifice. The towering monument in the martyrs' cemetery will always stand in the most prominent position in the city, like a towering spirit, silently guarding the people living on this land.

Special decree of the Red Guards: No buildings higher than half the height of the Martyrs' Monument are allowed in the urban area where the Martyrs' Cemetery is located.

With honor, faith, and material resources, such an army is simply invincible.

Especially after this army was combined with Ursus.

The Ursus people, from the harsh and cold lands, are resilient and cruel, worship the strong and value honor. There is never a shortage of bloodthirsty warriors there, and if someone can lead them and give them a goal, these people will roar and charge towards the ends of the earth.

Compared to the traditional leaders in Ursus' history, Liu Jiuli was clearly an anomaly, and this anomaly intensified the Ursus people's sense of honor and identity, as if the system was tailor-made for the Ursus people.

The thought of thousands of Ursus people charging forward with shouts of "Hurrah!" made Chen Huijie a little worried about Yan Guo. This force could be an impenetrable shield or an invincible sword. Where did Liu Jiuli intend to lead them?

"Old Chen! We're short-handed. Come quickly and help take a statement."

"Okay, I'm coming right now!"

Back to reality, Chen Huijie is dealing with a very ordinary case.

It is indeed very common, but also very common. To put it bluntly, the father of this family does not allow his daughter to go to school. He believes that girls who learn things are a waste of money and that once they get married, they are like water spilled out of a bowl. Therefore, he refuses to fulfill his obligation to provide compulsory education.

This situation has occurred in both Steelgrad and Kharkiv, where the problem of son preference is exceptionally severe.

There's nothing surprising about it. Even the United States, which has become a superpower, is still the same. History has proven that without guidance, people's spirit will not improve in tandem with economic development; instead, one person can become as degenerate as ten others.

Liu Jiuli believed that lecturing was useless against these insects, and that there was no room for hesitation; a heavy blow had to be dealt!

You should know that in some regions, people are so barbaric that if anyone dares to mention gender equality, they will be killed on the spot. The problems that the Soviet Union faced in Central Asia were the same problems that the Red Guards encountered in Ursus and Lungmen. Kazdel, don't laugh, they're all the same.

Those who break the law and violate discipline will be taken directly to the Sun Prison. First-time offenders will be taken to receive ideological education. If they cannot be psychologically corrected, then they will be physically corrected. There is always one that suits you.

Currently, there are no more parents who directly and forcefully resist; those who resist are mostly doing so covertly. For such parents, the first offense is a warning, the second offense is partial revocation of custody, and the third offense is outright revocation of custody.

Regardless, the child is innocent, and a tragic childhood requires a lifetime to heal.

The greatest tragedy is to let the tragedy continue.

Liu Jiuli has always regarded education as a fundamental issue of the nation. He believes that the current setbacks are temporary, but if the children side with the enemy, then we will be completely defeated. Therefore, human intervention is necessary, and this is also the responsibility of the larger government.

On Earth, such radical socialized parenting would obviously lead to many problems. However, on the continent of Terra, where natural disasters and man-made calamities abound, simply surviving is considered a great achievement. Being well-fed and clothed is paradise on earth. This kind of organization that takes care of even the education of children is the future of humanity. Anyone who dares to challenge the government on this issue will be shown what the iron fist of the proletariat is.

"It's that kind of guy again."

Chen Huijie sighed. People like this always exist, but she also understood that the unusual thing wasn't these people, but rather the location of Future Science City. In the past, just surviving would have been a hellish challenge for ordinary people, let alone life now.

So most people will be warned and the other party will be terrified and say that they will definitely correct their mistakes. Today's person is no exception. After learning that his behavior was illegal, he immediately said that he was wrong and would never dare to do it again.

Interestingly, among the Red Guards' punishments, the most terrifying is expulsion, which means leaving a household penniless and abandoning it to fend for itself. Many ordinary people convicted in this way would rather die in prison than return to those miserable lives they once knew.

Strong economic power is the foundation of the Red Guards' confidence, after all, spirit cannot exist without a material carrier.

For Chen Huijie of the Guard Bureau, today was another ordinary yet extraordinary day.

Section 159: Kosichek was emo.

(I've recently taken to randomly grabbing someone to persecute. Which reader will be so lucky? (?ω?))

Ursus Empire, Dukedom of Kosichear

A good day starts with morning tea, or rather, Kosicé enjoys this leisurely feeling.

Whether human or god, everyone has moments when they want to be lazy, and Kosichev is no exception. In the morning, he would brew a cup of black tea from SteelGree, add a few sugar cubes from SteelGree, along with SteelGree's latest pastries, admire the exquisite silver tea set, and run his fingers over the Red Guards' merchandise logo. On the balcony, he would feel the tranquility of life. Wait a minute, how come all of these things are from SteelGree?

Koschke suddenly noticed something and immediately began to examine the things around him.

Silver teaware, candy, tea, even his newly bought rocking chair were all made by Steelgrove. After asking around with the butler, he discovered that apart from his own house and land, which were not made by Steelgrove, products from Steelgrove practically dominated the entire Duke's mansion.

Oh, and there are also those made in Kharkiv, but the problem is that they also have Red Guard insignia on them.

Kosic was speechless on the spot.

"Products from the Red Guards have actually taken over my home, which means..."

If their own homes have fallen, then the homes of other Ursus nobles must be in the same situation, given how exquisite, magnificent, and irresistible the things made by Steelgrove are.

This is normal market economy.

"Now, 80 percent of the products on the market shelves come from Steelgro.

The butler's words were like a heavy punch, hitting Kosichek's heart directly.

What frustrated him even more was that the fabric of his new clothes was made in Steelgrove.