Original Postscript to "Shinobi"

Postscript

The tide of war in Japan turned with the deaths of ambitious figures like Heiji Kono and Emperor Tomorrow. The
leaderless the winning side to on the losing side.
The arrival of two US carrier battle groups and the landing of 60,000 fierce US soldiers proved to be the final straw,
accelerating the royalists' defeat. Finally, with ammunition and supplies exhausted and morale low, the royalists were forced to
send representatives to accept the unconditional surrender of the US and Japanese allied forces.

As the defeated side, the royalist forces were naturally purged. Princess Kyoko, as the new Empress of Japan,
was secretly placed under house arrest, while the mid- to high-ranking officers involved in the coup
were publicly tried as war criminals by a joint US-Japan military tribunal. Many more lower-ranking officers were secretly
arrested and executed, and a series of bloody purges slowly unfolded.

This three-month-long purge also affected intelligence organizations and
the military that had previously served the previous government. The newly elected Prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi, was originally the leader of the Komeito party. Due to extreme public dissatisfaction with the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP)
incompetent performance during its rule—which had plunged Japan into another financial crisis and
resulted in over three million military and civilian casualties and thirty million displaced persons in a short civil war—the vast majority of voters
cast their ballots for Koizumi, the candidate of Japan's largest opposition
party
, in the new election. Koizumi tirelessly promoted a highly persuasive political platform, including promises to quickly restore people's livelihoods, production, and currency stability, and to return Japan to the ranks of the world's leading powers within three years. His campaign team also had the shadowy presence of American financial groups
behind it . Elections are like wars, both fought with money.
With secret support, Koizumi spent lavishly in the election, securing his long-desired prime ministerial
seat and ending the LDP's more than forty-year reign. Shortly after taking office, he launched a sweeping
purge, arresting coup plotters and
ruthlessly cracking down on intelligence organizations and military officers at all levels with ties to the Liberal Democratic Party. Why
would he dare to openly eliminate dissidents when his power base was unstable and he hadn't yet secured military support? The answer is simple: American support, over
100,000 highly modernized active-duty troops, two carrier strike groups deployed near the coast, and
the comprehensive military infrastructure across the five sea, land, and air territories on the mainland created a high-pressure environment that prevented the disobedient and unruly elements from making any rash
moves . As the world's leading economic and military power, and also a leading rogue state, its strength is beyond question,
so no one dared to cause trouble with the backing of the powerful US government. This internal purge reveals
the inherent weaknesses of the Japanese race: they are ruthless to their enemies, but even more ruthless to their own. A more brutal and thorough purge was carried out within all military and intelligence organizations closely
connected to . Every day, large numbers
of people were assassinated or arrested, and vacant positions were quickly filled by close associates of Junichiro Koizumi. It is said that even
Falcon, a veteran who distinguished himself in the war, was arrested one night while visiting a cemetery to pay respects to Black Hawk and his fallen comrades.
He was shot without a public trial.

A reign of terror swept the nation. Although everyone lived in fear, Junichiro Koizumi remained remarkably composed and skillful, managing
to strike at opposing forces while minimizing disruption to civilians. This prevented a significant
drop in his approval ratings. Why was the US government, which had been observing from the sidelines, so enthusiastic in supporting Junichiro Koizumi? This was undoubtedly
due to the support of the Federal Reserve and a host of Wall Street financial groups.

What is the purpose of war? Profit. Only a fool would do something without profit, so these elite
financial groups had much to gain. Besides pressuring the new government to make concessions on the number of troops stationed and
to have Japan bear the enormous costs involved in this troop deployment, they also demanded the construction of three new
military bases in the coastal cities of Yasu, Nagahata, and Shiretoko, with all expenses borne by Japan. What? No money? No problem,
we'll lend you some, as long as you provide Japan's annual customs and land taxes as collateral, and
relinquish controlling stakes in a series of state-owned enterprises such as Nippon Steel. Of course, the deeper purpose is not just this.
The Federal Reserve and others have long coveted the super-lucrative right to issue currency, eager to seize it immediately.
But why hasn't the United States, the big brother that has controlled Japan since World War II seventy years ago, achieved this? This
story begins after the war.

As a defeated nation, Japan's military power has been confined to a defensive posture. While
the rise of China in recent years has caused unease in the United States, which needs a strong ally in East Asia
to counterbalance and alleviate the pressure, Japan, as a liability, has become the perfect scapegoat, hence the lifting of its self-defense
regulations . After controlling Japan's military, the US was looking to expand its economic influence, but its
attention was drawn to the United States, another superpower in Eurasia. These two superpowers, originally with differing ideologies
, united for the common goal of defeating the Axis powers—a goal that formed the basis of their cooperation. However, when
disagreements arose between the US and China regarding the division of postwar global interests, coupled with the clash of their different systems,
their cooperation inevitably transformed into comprehensive confrontation—the Cold War. To
establish its global hegemony, the US employed a series of strategic maneuvers to forge alliances and divide pro-North Korea or hostile
nations, aiming to weaken the United States. The Axis powers, Germany, Italy, and Japan, who were defeated in the war,
were able to break free of the chains that had been tightly binding them during this strategic conflict, thus achieving rapid economic development in the cracks. This was
undoubtedly inseparable from the fact that these countries retained a large number of highly skilled and technologically advanced talents. Businesses could fail, and countries
could become impoverished, but as long as the talent remained, coupled with relaxed policies, the resurgence of national strength was just around the corner.

The Cold War also ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union. When the United States turned its attention back to Japan
, it was surprised to find that Japan had developed into a behemoth that it feared. The
once subservient ally had become assertive, constantly opposing its big brother. Japanese
conglomerates, with their pockets bulging, went on a buying spree in the United States, even boasting about buying up the Twin Towers.
This States, which had always considered itself the big brother, and it decided to teach this disobedient ally a lesson
, while also seizing the last bastion of monetary power.

In fact, after gaining control of Japan, the US had already laid a major trap. Despite Japan's current
apparent surge in power and signs of economically surpassing the US to become the world's leading economy, the underlying
factors cannot be ruled out, including deliberate leniency from the US. Japan is already trapped
in a spiral of foreign trade. We often say that the US and the Federal Reserve's hegemonic position is built on the
inevitable trade deficit resulting from the unearned production of US dollars to purchase goods from other countries. This trade deficit is unavoidable for the US;
it cannot produce any substitute goods domestically—this is undeniable, yet the Federal Reserve cleverly conceals it through
various means. International trade is a complex system involving consumer
habits, the level of trust between buyers and suppliers, and the long-term reliability of supply quality and quantity. Japan
's ability to amass a massive trade surplus with the US stems from these very characteristics. Conversely, the US
lacks the capacity to produce adequate necessities, forcing buyers
to demand , rather than immediately seeking suppliers in Africa—an unreliable and impractical endeavor.
This unequal trade system allows the US dollar, produced by the Federal Reserve, to play an irreplaceable
role .

Because Japan is deeply entrenched in this spiraling financial trap, its trade surplus with the US not only fails to
decrease but actually increases significantly, giving the US a stronger pretext to force the yen to appreciate and reduce trade.
This inherent flaw in the system becomes increasingly destructive as it persists, ultimately leading to an irreversible financial storm.
The US Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chairman, along with the
finance ministers of Great Britain, France, and Germany (formerly West Germany), forced Japan's finance minister and central bank governor to sign the Plaza Accord. This agreement marked
a significant turning point in Japan's decline.

Shortly after the agreement was signed, Japan suffered a crushing defeat in the battle to protect the yen, and was
forced by the International Monetary Fund, led by the Federal Reserve, to undertake financial reforms, with central bank reform being the most
crucial aspect. Finally realizing the insidious nature of these financial giants, the Japanese
political scene, controlled by the Liberal Democratic Party, appeared remarkably united. They dared not confront them directly, but in their resistance, they employed a strategy that astonished and left the
world speechless.

Former Prime Minister Ryutaro, who initially announced the draft of the financial bill, proposed the "
Basic Law for the Reform of Central Government Ministries" in the mid-1990s. The ultimate goal of this reform was to transform the Central Bank of Japan into a state-owned company,
retaining only the characteristics of a "narrowly focused banking institution." Specific steps included: 1. Separating the management and
operational . 2. Implementing corporatization reforms…

On the surface, this bill pleased the US immensely, as it seemed to be
moving towards their ultimate goal. They naturally assumed it would greatly benefit Japan, at least
demonstrating Japan's commitment to reform. But what happened? Ryutaro resigned in disgrace, and the proposed reform bill
fizzled out. This was just the beginning of a farcical tradition. Every new prime minister, no matter how much they hesitate,
eventually agrees to any advice from US financial experts. But shouldn't the US give a new prime minister
time to learn about, take over, and understand the work? This is where the problem arises: whenever the US pushes too hard, Japan
will force the prime minister to resign, citing scandals and factional infighting as the reasons. This
created a vicious cycle in Japanese politics, a cycle so appalling it was even ugly. The US relentlessly pressured Japan,
and its allies responded with a constant turnover of prime ministers, some lasting only a month, leaving the world bewildered
and incredulous. But wasn't this, in essence, a tragic
war ?

This tradition was completely abandoned after the unscrupulous Junichiro Koizumi came to power. During
this turbulent period, the Japanese Financial Services Agency in Kyoto (Kyoto City was destroyed by Konohei's nuclear
self-destruction and remains a no-man's land; the new national administrative center was moved to
Kyoto) suddenly announced the "Basic Policy for the Privatization of the Central Bank of Japan," meaning
the central bank would be privatized. This news greatly shocked world opinion and capital markets, but
under the combined pressure of the US Federal Reserve and Junichiro Koizumi, domestic and international media did not pay much attention. This decision infuriated
the remaining hostile forces and the insightful members of the Komeito Party. They were not about to let this treasonous bill
pass easily; they wanted to do the opposite.

They launched a sudden attack on Junichiro Koizumi through parliament, moving a motion to pass a no-confidence resolution, intending to
overthrow the newly appointed prime minister who had barely settled into his post. However, backed by American influence, Koizumi was unfazed
. After symbolically seeking the opinion of Empress Kyoko, who was still under house arrest, he decisively dissolved
parliament silencing the hostile forces and those with differing political views.

With the interference removed, Prime Minister Koizumi convened a plenary session of the House of Representatives and
passed the bill to privatize the Central Bank of Japan with an overwhelming majority of 408 votes in favor, 60 against, and 8 abstentions.
This enslaving bill, like the Federal Reserve Act, will forever be etched in American history, marking
the beginning of Japan's eternal decline.

The reform provisions will not be detailed here, as their core essence can be summed up in one word: "sell." Because of
the passage of the bill, US financial institutions, due to the US-Japan alliance, will undoubtedly spare no effort to help the
inexperienced but privatized Central Bank of Japan. Of course, they will also
sing praises to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's successful reforms, as finding such a prime minister for such a perfect collaboration is truly
difficult and deserves a thousand thumbs up. Furthermore, the US has not been easy in fattening this world's third-largest financial
institution now, when else would they not be sharpening their knives and sending this fertile golden pig to the altar of privatization
?

At the same time, for the Federal Reserve, the private bank that issues private financial credit notes known as the US dollar,
as long as it controls the Central Bank of Japan, the Japanese yen and the US dollar become
two cards in the hands of a private banker. No matter what the Japanese do, they are all making money for the Federal Reserve. Because as long as they earn money and deposit it
in the bank, as long as they hold US dollars or Japanese yen, whether they know it or not, or whether they want it or not, they must hand it over to the Federal Reserve .
After privatization, banks manage investments. More directly, from this moment on, what Americans pay Japan
for commodities are merely digital US dollars on paper. There's no need to force Japanese citizens to buy Japanese yen
bonds; they can simply hold them in Japanese banks. After all, the yen and yen they hold are just credit notes
issued .

The Federal Reserve, controlling the Bank of Japan, can recklessly amass wealth through continuous inflation while
deeply enslaving the entire nation. This enslavement is permanent; just look at the
US itself. It can confiscate a portion of citizens' wealth without their knowledge,
arbitrarily expropriating people's wealth. While impoverishing the majority, it enriches a minority. Perhaps
not even one in a million can see the root of the problem, yet it undeniably exists.

The financial war waged against Japan by the Federal Reserve and Wall Street was originally fraught with tragedy, but it ended in a comedic fashion
due to the unexpected military coup launched by Emperor Tomorrow and his incompetent allies
, such as Heiji Kono. In this drama, a series of political opportunists took turns on stage, chanting
slogans like "Long live nationalism!" and "Long live the Yamato race!" However, they were all performing a
populist cacophony while simultaneously sacrificing national interests for their own power and desires—this is the greatest
tragedy for a nation.

This profound lesson should be included in textbooks around the world to serve as a warning. In today's world where national
sovereignty reigns supreme, we must not forget the insidious nature of financial warfare: it
begins by attacking the national sovereignty of the victim nation and only ends by controlling that nation.

...

Eight months after the end of the Japanese Civil War, one evening, the banks of the Rhine in the beautiful country of France
were teeming with tourists . In this picturesque and romantic land, visitors chatted softly, strolled along the river, or
stopped in cafes to enjoy a smooth and rich cappuccino.

But at this moment, most of the tourists' attention was drawn to two beautiful women on an arched bridge. The two beauties
were like a beautiful sight to behold. One of them, with healthy, tanned skin, had blonde hair and blue
eyes . Although she wore loose casual clothes, it couldn't hide her exceptionally voluptuous figure. She carefully supported
a stunningly beautiful woman with an oriental face as they walked across the bridge. The oriental woman's belly was prominently protruding;
although she was in late pregnancy, it couldn't conceal her ethereal beauty. Bathed in the setting sun, her
sorrowful expression was heartbreakingly beautiful.

Why was this oriental woman so sad? Why wasn't her husband by her side during her pregnancy
? Could this lucky man have done something to harm this beautiful woman? Tourists speculated, and many
self-proclaimed gentlemen were about to approach her, hoping to create a Western version of a love story, when
a cheerful, sweet voice interrupted them.

"Yumi-nee, Elisa-nee..." A voice with a German accent drew the tourists around
, and they saw a tall, ordinary-looking girl wearing glasses leading a tall, thin
German man, also wearing thick glasses, past them and running quickly towards the two beautiful women.

The two beautiful women on the bridge were none other than Mayumi and Elisa, who had been missing for several months. Upon seeing the approaching pair,
Mayumi, whose face had been etched with sorrow, forced a doting smile: "Sasha, you little brat,
why are you still so disobedient? Instead of staying home, you dragged Benjamin out to play! Do you
know how dangerous that was? Although Elisa and I destroyed the German al-Qaeda and rescued you,
many still escaped. Your crisis isn't over yet. Many people are after you and Benjamin because you're Dr. Yad's
granddaughter ."

Although Sasha was well-developed, she still leaned against Mayumi like a child, saying coquettishly, "
We were just bored and wanted some fresh air. With you and Elisa protecting us, how
could those bad guys possibly succeed? You agree, Benjamin, right?" As she spoke, Sasha waved her little fist at Benjamin,
as if threatening him not to say anything out of line.

Benjamin, who hadn't shown up for a while, was still as shy as ever. He awkwardly lowered his head and said, "Yes

, yes..." "What do you mean, 'yes'? Did Sasha bully you again, you little virgin?" Elisa spoke
as directly and bluntly as ever, making the tech geek blush.

Sasha, however, protested sweetly, "Elisa, you're so mean! I didn't bully him at all. But
he's such a blockhead. No matter what I do, he just doesn't understand my feelings. It's so infuriating! I
wonder when he'll ever get it."

"Oh? Then how about I help you out and let this little virgin experience the taste of sex? I'm really good at it.
After he becomes a man, I'll teach you some ways to please men. I guarantee he'll be so happy with you
, hehehe..." Elisa added, giving Benjamin exaggerated and funny winks, making him even more embarrassed.

Sasha, like a kitten whose tail had been stepped on, scurried back to Benjamin's side,
clinging tightly to his arm. "I don't want to! My man, my choice!"

Seeing her adorably flustered expression, Elisa couldn't help but burst into laughter. Even the sullen Mayumi smiled
. Sasha knew she'd been teased by Elisa, her face turning bright red. She pinched
Benjamin's in frustration, making him hiss in pain, but he dared not resist. It was clear he also liked
Dr. Yad's granddaughter.

Watching the two laughing and joking so affectionately reminded her of the happy times she'd spent with Fukada, and a wave of sadness
washed over her.

"Mayumi, are you thinking about your brother-in-law again? Don't be sad. Be strong for the sake of your unborn child,"
Sasha, though young, kindly advised.

Hearing her mention the baby in her arms, Mayumi replied, "Yes, I will. Although my life has been full of hardships,
and God cruelly took Fukada-kun away, He still took pity on me, allowing us to conceive Fukada-kun's baby
by chance . It seems God is fair after all; He closed one door but left
a window of hope for me. I will definitely take good care of my baby and make him/her live a happy life."

Elisa chimed in, "You're right to think that way, Yumi. I believe your husband in heaven wouldn't want that..."
"You and your baby will live in pain your whole lives."

"Hmm..." Before she could finish speaking, Mayumi felt as if she had been struck by lightning. She stared at a busy
figure in the distance, and two lines of tears instantly streamed down her face. Then she began to sob and cry out, "Fukada-kun... Fukada-
kun... Fukada-kun..." Her cries grew louder and louder until they became hysterical.

Everyone was stunned by her outburst. Following her gaze, they saw
a young man dressed as a waiter busily interacting with customers at an outdoor café in the distance. Perhaps hearing Mayumi
's call, or sensing something, he slowly turned his head, revealing a young, friendly Asian face.
Though his appearance was ordinary, his clear, bright eyes exuded a sense of approachability. Bathed in the glow of the setting sun
, a genuine smile spread across his face… Waking up, 　　I see

that everything is okay. 　　 The first time in my life, and now it's so great. 　　 Slowing down, I 　　 look around, 　　 and I am so amazed 　 . I think about the little things that make life great. 　　 I begin to see the details that make life wonderful. 　　("Ah…you…who are you? Tell me, or I'll strangle you.") 　　("Waaah…waaah.") 　　("Will you…tell me or not?") 　　("My name is Kazutoyo Fukada.") 　　I wouldn't change a thing about 　　　I won't let it change. This 　　　is the best feeling. 　　　This innocence 　　is brilliant. 　　　I hope it will stay. This moment is 　　　perfect 　　. Please don't go away . 　　　I need you now. 　　　( 　　"Fukada-kun, can you tell me about your past? The landlady said you've been living in her house for over a year, and you've been single all this time .") 　　("Yes, I was born in a small fishing village in Kosaka, but now I'm an orphan.") 　　(Sigh, me too.) 　　("Am I beautiful?") 　　("Beautiful...so beautiful...") 　　("Fool.") and 　　 I will 　　 hold on to it, don't let it pass you by . 　　 I found a place so safe, not a single tear. 　　 This space is safe. I no longer have tears in my eyes. 　　 The first time in my life and now it's so clear. 　　 My life has never been so clear. 　　Feel calm, I belong, I'm so happy here. 　　 No longer manic, I'm starting to cherish this place. This is my paradise. 　　 It's so strong. And now I let myself be sincere. 　　 A powerful shock. Now I make myself sincere. 　　 I wouldn't change anything about it. 　　 I won't let it change. 　　 This is the best feeling. This 　　 innocence 　　 is brilliant. I hope that it will stay 　　 . This innocence is so captivating. I hope it will remain. 　　("Yumi, will you be my girlfriend? I... I will work hard, I will support you, I will give you a happy life, please believe me.") 　　("You... what you said is... is it all true?") 　　("Yes, what I said is true. I will support you. Will you be my girlfriend?") 　　("Yes.") 　　 This moment is perfect, please don't go away. 　　 A perfect moment. Please stop here. I 　　 need you 　　 now. 　　 And I will hold on to it, don't let it pass you by. 　　 I will deeply cherish this feeling and not let it slip away from you. 　　("That's how it is, Fukada-kun. I don't want to hide anything from you anymore. As for where to go from here, that's your choice.") 　　("Yumi, you had no choice in the matter. When I found out about you two, I knew I had misunderstood you. Yumi, please don't blame me.") 　　It's the state of bliss you think you're dreaming. 　　 Fate's favor makes you think it's a dream. 　　 It's the happiness inside that you're feeling. 　　 This is the immersion in happiness, and you deeply feel it. 　　 It's so beautiful, it makes you want to cry. 　　 So beautiful that you can't help but shed tears.

It's the state of bliss you think you're dreaming.

Fate's favor makes you think this is a dream.

It's the happiness inside that you're feeling.

This happiness permeates you, and you deeply feel it.

It's

so beautiful, it makes you want to cry.

It's

so beautiful, it makes you want to cry.

This innocence is brilliant, it

makes you want to cry. This

innocence is brilliant, please don't go away.

This innocence is so precious, please don't fade away.

("Yumi, will you marry me? My love for you will be like a diamond, unchanging, eternally faithful and
pure. Whether in pain or joy, in poverty or wealth, in health or sickness, I will be by your side,
cherish you, and always be your guardian angel. Yumi, I love you, marry me.")

("I...I do...")

Because

I need you now

, and I will hold on to it, don't let it pass you. I

will cherish this feeling and not let it slip away from you.

This innocence is brilliant, it's so beautiful, it's so

beautiful.

This moment is perfect, please don't go away 　　. ("Yumi, Elisa, you should leave

now .") 　　("No... I won't leave, I won't leave even if I die, I'll stay with you even if I die.") 　　("Elisa, this is the last time I'm begging you, please take Yumi and Master away right now, please... ") 　　("No...") 　　I need you now, it makes me wanna cry. And 　　 I 　　will hold on to it, don't you let it pass you. 　　 I will cherish this feeling and not let it slip away from you. 　　("Fukada-kun, I love you...") 　　("Yumi, I love you...") 　　The end! 　　Author's ps: Finally finished writing. If I have to say something, allow me to laugh three times "hahahaha," and then? There is no then. See you again sometime. Bye-bye!!!!!

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