How to say, the plot suits my taste, I prefer the deputy commander line and the trade minister.
After watching the first season, I was convinced by the spirit of Japanese Bushido, and I would cut my abdomen at every turn. Such Japanese people have faith. There was a professor in my university who was in his 50s and 60s and gave a lecture on Muslims: He said that one day a few of them went to eat halal barbecue, but they were afraid that the meat was fake. The boss saw that he was worried and said, "Our meat is definitely not fake." The professor asked why he could trust you, and the boss replied because God forbids us to do so. On the other hand, people without religious beliefs are called atheists. In fact, they are money, and everything depends on money. Japan does have mistakes, big mistakes, but their culture does have the essence.
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