In Tokyo, even the most fierce dragon is afraid of the hatchet

Just then, Seto Shinnosuke came over to deliver the statistical results.

The company's profits are also very good, and the funds invested in rescuing the market have more than doubled their floating profits.

At night.

The Nagano family had dinner at home as usual.

It is time for county and city council members to run in the elections. Therefore, all TV stations are broadcasting special programs simultaneously to broadcast the vote counting in order to attract ratings for the election.

The first person to appear is Masaaki Yamazaki, an old man in his sixties. The TV station gave him a big close-up: his political creed is "love for hometown is unlimited", but his hometown was flooded while building a reservoir.

See this introduction.

Nagano Nao was still eating, but he choked on the rice and started coughing.

The laugh point is so low.

The three women present looked very confused.

Because in Japan, elections are something that receives very little attention, and people's attitude towards elections is almost the same as watching a comedy show.

The general impression people have of civil servants is that they are beetle larvae that burrow into the soil to eat withered vegetation, and tax thief parasites that do nothing.

The reason is still because of the war.

Since the war, the first reaction of the people to any government unification is, these bastards are trying to cheat me again.

For example, the ID card issue.

The government has long been pushing for universal ID cards, but it lacks support and simply doesn’t work.

People will say if there is no conspiracy, why do we need to popularize ID cards, and whether those damn ambitious people want to start a war again.

If it is any other unified policy issue, then the people’s reaction will be that these bastards are trying to cheat me out of my money again.

of course.

It's not that there are no extremists who want to start a war, like those dung beetle guys, the inferior Americans, the damn Koreans, and so on.

But the guys who say this kind of things are usually those who are not doing well.

The general public has never trusted the government. When discussing those bureaucrats, they always describe them as a bunch of unproductive parasites and drama queens.

politician?

What does it matter to the common people who gets elected? It's already been decided anyway.

Therefore, every time when the parliamentary election comes, the major parties come up with all kinds of tricks and try their best to recruit people for their factions.

Just like this time the Ministry of Finance organized major financial institutions to jointly rescue the market. To put it bluntly, the Liberal Democratic Party hopes that the financial market will be stable during its term so that it can gain higher support rates.

The major TV stations go to extremes to grab ratings, especially Tokyo TV, which often makes fun of the elected, including what they eat for lunch and what songs they like to sing at KTV, all of which are exposed to the public for voters to review. Only such interesting election programs can gain high ratings!

Anyway, no one will read it even if you write it seriously...

But for Naoto Nagano, he subconsciously still feels that elections are very serious matters.

Suddenly I saw that the candidate, the Senate Speaker, the guy recommended by 600 groups, was actually building a reservoir for his hometown and flooding his hometown. I couldn't bear it.

"Cough, cough, cough!"

"Cough cough!"

"What are you doing, straight man? You're so careless even when eating!"

Nagano Yuki complained, put down her chopsticks, and gently patted Nagano Nao on the back.

Nagano Kanako also quickly served a bowl of soup to his mouth.

"It's all because of this guy's introduction!"

"Onii-chan, you big fool, this old man is actually very cunning. Only in this way can more people remember him! Can't Onii-chan see such a simple trick?"

"How could I not see that..."

"..."

While eating.

The introductions of the candidates went by one by one.

suddenly.

The appearance of a person aroused Nagano Nao's interest.

“Kenichi Sato.

Yuan warned the bureaucrats of the Ministry of Warning.

The effort to organize networking events has resulted in many couples remaining single.”

see him.

Nagano Chiyuki and Nagano Kanako were both stunned for a moment.

"Onii-chan, it seems like this is your friend Mr. Sato. Should we support him?"

"Has this kid started running for election?"

Nagano Naoto muttered.

It goes without saying that Sato's family has already started making efforts to try to expose him to the media to facilitate his election as a member of parliament in the future.

But this time it's just to increase the exposure.

But Nagano Nao is not interested in being elected as a member of parliament.

How does that saying go?

The bottom level proves itself to be elites, the middle level pretends to be stupid, and the real top level will never be found.

The Nakamura family was like many other families. In order to avoid attracting attention, the surnames were changed every other generation. Just like him, although he returned to the main family, his bloodline was only changed to Nakamura.

This can prevent some people from associating the two surnames Nagano and Nakamura to the greatest extent, and can also make their descendants look ordinary.

If you want to do something, a grassroots background can often add a lot of value to your chips.

The introduction of Big Head on TV continued.

Most of them are sand sculpture introductions.

"Horikita Makoto, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, played table tennis with junior high school students this year, and lost the first game after serving first."

"Takase Hiromi, who was rejected by 100 companies for her job interview, once endured a broken bone for a whole day..."

"Jiichiro Koizumi, former Minister of Health and Welfare, coolie of the wind, I don't know when a comb became a must-have item, with a picture of a messy hair like a chicken coop."

"Ampe Jinsan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, my wife used to eat health food for her pets."

"..."

"Hashimoto Ryutaro, former Minister of Finance, lonely swordsman in the political arena..."

"..."

"Ida Yoko, the president of Yuan Nihon Life Insurance, once helped a junior learn martial arts, but was knocked down by a punch from the junior in a martial arts competition and was compensated for this."

I can’t eat anymore!

Nagano Nao laughed like a pig on the spot...

......

Chapter 269: The rescue mission is over

"Kasan! Could it be that Unnie is possessed by evil spirits?"

"Ah! That shouldn't be the case! Maybe it's because I encountered something happy that I can't talk about!" Nagano Kanako said uncertainly. She laughed out of control like this, and it really looked like she was possessed!

Nagano Yuki looked alert: "But it really looks like a ghost is possessed! Kasan, do you still have the exorcism talisman you asked for last time?!!"

The three women murmured.

He stared nervously at the jumpy Naoto Nagano.

Sensing a strange sight and an uneasy atmosphere, he looked up and was met with three pairs of pitch-black, yet somewhat furtive eyes.

"Why are you all looking at me like that?"

"Onii-chan, your laugh is so scary! Is there anything funny about this?"

"so what?"

"So you are possessed by a ghost?!"

boom!

"What nonsense are you talking about? How could I be possessed by a ghost?"

"Don't hit the head!"

"..."

At this time.

Another weird self-introduction.

A guy named Ryutaro Nonomura made 195 business trips throughout the year, including 106 trips to JR Kinosaki Onsen Station, spending a total of 301 million yen. He wanted to claim these transportation expenses as government reimbursement but was questioned because he had no receipts.

The TV screen changed.

A middle-aged man in his forties told countless reporters about his tragic experience. This guy might have been so sad that he burst into tears immediately.

The crying was so miserable.

He howled like his mother had died, his expression extremely sad, and he cried out breathlessly: "It doesn't matter who votes for whom."

"In Japan... wuwu..."

“Ahh… wuwu…”

"Japan... wants to change this society..."

"..."

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