Nuke Miko: Chronicles of America

In addition, Chen Qiuhan's father also innovated, kept up with the trend, contacted the animation studio for the design plan, and in just a few days came up with [Flying Noodle God's Note], [Ancient Egyptian Cat God Buster's Note], 【American Catwoman Mingchao】, 【Inari God Mingchao】, 【Daji Empress Mingchao】, 【Shang Zhou King Jiuchi Roulin Mingchao】, 【Yuzaoqian Mingchao】, 【Ancient Indian Peacock Empire Mingchao】, 【Nuclear Explosive Witch's Notes] and so on.

——These ghost notes mentioned above have been certified by the "Mian Mian Cult", which can be said to be the genuine version of the genuine version, and there is absolutely no suspicion of piracy!

Moreover, Megumi Akiyama, the witch of the nuclear explosion, doesn't mind handing over the rights to her portrait to Chen Qiuhan's Mingchao Company: For anyone in this world, it is a great honor for anyone in this world to have their profile picture listed on banknotes. If it's not, it's not bad to pay for the money first!

Anyway, Chen Qiuhan signed a spiritual power contract with her, and promised to pay for the use of the portrait - if this guy dares to renege on his debt, he will curse his upper body!

What's more, because the ancient fox god Yuzao used to be the queen of Japan in the Heian era, and her son was also the emperor, so after obtaining the consent of Akiyama Megumi, Chen Qiuhan's father's underworld products company also paid a heavy price. Introduced the [Japanese Imperial Family Note] with a chrysanthemum pattern!

As a result, the Japanese side was very embarrassed. They felt ashamed if they admitted it, and they were afraid of blasphemy if they didn't admit it. In the end, they had to lie flat and pretend to be blind.

——Many very old claim rights, even if they are no longer useful in the Yang world, are still very useful in the underworld!

At present, the only difference is that [Tritium Treasure Notes] has not been launched yet, because using this IP may lead to a lawsuit with Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

Although the treasure of [Tritium] that can release "bright radiation" is now in the hands of Megumi Akiyama, in the final analysis, this thing is still the local mascot and patron saint of Fukushima Prefecture, and the little witch Megumi Akiyama loves it. There is no absolute exclusive right to:

So, if Fukushima prefecture sends a few more shaman priests to the United States to build a shrine and offer [Tritium]...

Well, it's not impossible that there will be a few more nuke witches and nuke masters who specialize in the American Empire from now on!

Moreover, if Tokyo thinks of this, they will definitely support this matter.

——The path of modern Japan joining the nuclear weapons club is really so ingenious and so brain-opening.

It is the only use of Japanese nuclear weapons, which is actually limited to backstabbing the boss of the U.S. emperor (the scope of spiritual recovery is limited to the Midwest of the United States), and the boss of the U.S. emperor has to smile and welcome the nuclear fusion attack... Such an outrageous situation is unbelievable, I am afraid It is 30 years of cerebral thrombosis that no one can figure out.

As for the Japanese nuclear weapons whose attack range is limited to the United States, can they form a nuclear deterrent to the entire world...

Tsk tsk, this seems to be a metaphysical problem of Schrödinger's cat.

In short, in order to make money in harmony, the Mianmian Cult has not moved the ownership of the IP of [Triium Treasure] for the time being—anyway, there are enough IPs on hand.

Then, with these well-known IPs that are popular all over the world, as long as the follow-up promotion and packaging are in place, Chen Qiuhan's family's underworld industry will definitely become a leader in the industry.

Even if Chen Qiuhan disappears from everyone in the future, just because of his adventure in June this year, he will be able to get more from the family property in the future.

Anyway, he came to the United States to study in order to learn how to promote and advertise. Isn't this advertisement not sensational enough now?

That being the case, what demand does Chen Qiuhan have, must he be naturalized in the United States?

"...Speaking of which, I vaguely remember that there was news that there was a voodoo priest in San Francisco who claimed to be able to drive corpses, nicknamed [Didi] or something? When Freya chatted with me before, Worrying about what the hell the guy was going to do in San Francisco."

Megumi Akiyama suddenly remembered a past event, "...now that we are all in San Francisco, why is no one mentioning this?"

"...Dee Dee? Voodoo priest? Oh, you mean that fat black guy from Haiti? The FBI got rid of this guy last week, before we even got to San Francisco!"

Chen Qiuhan replied, "...the secret agents raided his home, and all his minions jumped upside down. [Didi] was lucky enough not to be caught, but he was also forced to flee San Francisco. It seems that he ran all the way to Mexico. —He was said to have been seen in Tijuana City.

In fact, if it weren't for the chaos in Los Angeles that caused half of California to get out of control, this guy who played with corpses wouldn't have escaped at all.

And the local black gangs and voodoo organizations in San Francisco are busy dissecting the escaped Didi, saying that this guy is just an illegal immigrant, a fugitive, a lunatic and a liar, who can neither represent blacks nor witches. Poison religion..."

"... Huh? That guy is a necromancer after all, and he was defeated so easily?"

Akiyama Hui couldn't help blinking her eyes in surprise—she first heard that there was a black rapper "Di Dee" in San Francisco who claimed to be a Haitian voodoo priest and could enslave zombies to work for her. A person like Aotian, if not done well, can set off a natural disaster of the undead...

In the end, it didn't cause any big waves at all, and was defeated by a surprise attack by ordinary agents, and almost lost his life.

Such a stark contrast is a bit disappointing.

"...a necromancer who can only cast spells at night, but is attacked by secret agents during the day, what else will happen to him besides hitting the street?"

Chen Qiuhan pursed her lips and explained, "...Moreover, that Necromancer from Haiti is collecting money everywhere in San Francisco, and has recruited dozens of younger brothers. informant.

Even Didi's two mistresses are paid by the police, and the authorities have already checked him out!

Under such circumstances, if he was lucky enough to escape from the United States, he was already extremely capable and lucky! "

"...Understood, just like the various so-called terrorist organizations in the United States, most of them are actually bait used by intelligence agencies to fish?"

Hui Akiyama immediately understood, "... such a sudden sneak attack, flanked by internal and external attacks, this necromancer can still escape, which is considered amazing."

"...But this superpower was ultimately defeated by ordinary people's strategies and technology, which gave the US officials great confidence."

The Russian girl Sonia commented, "...Since you don't necessarily need superpowers, and you can defeat a superhuman with the wisdom of a mortal, then the value of a foreigner will be further reduced..." While saying this, she also He glanced at someone with beautiful eyes.

Chen Qiuhan: ...I already know that I can only stand aside in Los Angeles, can you stop mentioning me all the time?

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After chatting like this for a while, the little transparent Chen Qiuhan finally seemed to have a turn of luck, and met his own good luck in this party.

——There was a Chinese model girl who walked cautiously to the bar. She first glanced at the female ghost Betty suspended in mid-air with some timidity, and then bravely exchanged a few words with the little witch Akiyama Hui. An invitation to "private talk" was sent to Chen Qiuhan.

As a result, Chen Qiuhan, who had a gloomy expression before, suddenly became cheerful, and walked away happily holding the tender model's arm.

Megumi Akiyama, Dolores and Sonia all toasted to him from a distance beside the bar, wishing Chen Qiuhan a pleasant encounter tonight.

However, not long after, Chen Qiuhan walked back alone with a sullen expression on his face, and the young Chinese model was nowhere to be seen beside him.

"...What's the matter? You came back after only a while?" Akiyama Hui asked strangely, "...and his face is so ugly?"

"...Don't mention it, I feel bad when I say it! Hey, I thought that girl wanted to spend a wonderful night with me, but who knows that the Chinese immigrant group in San Francisco wants to hold a protest march and is pulling people everywhere The momentum, so she came to me and hoped that I would help the platform to say a few words."

Chen Qiuhan sat back at the bar, ordered a glass of champagne and drank it down in a gloom, "...well, if you want me to help the platform, I can help the platform, who knows that they can't even coordinate themselves well--I heard that I, a celebrity, Pulling here, instead of praising the girl, they blamed each other and accused each other. In the end, the parade fell through during the preparation period, and the girl was reprimanded by her elders on the phone...

Alas, my group of compatriots in the United States are really hopeless. "

"...Wait, what are the Chinese immigrants in San Francisco planning to hold a protest march for?"

Akiyama Hui asked with a frown—in her impression, the Chinese in the United States have always been known for their honesty, when did they dare to engage in street sports?

"...Protest against the mayor's building a prison! Didn't a homeless bill be passed before, requiring all homeless people in major cities to be arrested, but the existing prisons in the United States simply can't fit, so the states have to Build prisons to boost the economy."

Chen Qiuhan sighed and said, "...to build a prison is to build a prison! No matter what, it's infrastructure.

Arresting all homeless people on the street will also help to enhance public security, and people with a little property will support it.

However, for some unknown reason, this batch of new giant prisons are basically all placed in the Chinese-inhabited areas of major cities in the United States!

As a result, Chinese immigrants in San Francisco, fearing that land prices would plummet and law and order would collapse, jumped out to organize demonstrations and protests.

Unexpectedly, even though their interests have been damaged to this point, my group of fellow villagers are still unsatisfied as always, let alone protesting to the authorities, they can't unite among themselves at all.Everyone was counting on others to take the lead, but not only did he not do his best, but he also stabbed him in the back!

Hey, it's just a protest march, it's just commonplace in the United States, and the authorities don't take it seriously at all.But they scare themselves, their own people report their own people, and before the parade starts, they are ruined by their own people..."

——In the United States, running a private prison is a very lucrative business: rich prisoners can live in a single room, use a jacuzzi, and maybe find a woman to have fun, but the fees are N times more expensive than outside.Prisoners who have no money work as slave labor, with extremely low wages and extremely labor-intensive labor.

Anyway, there is no labor union in the prison, and there is no fear of work-related injuries. The prison owner has plenty of means to ensure labor efficiency.

How the white slave owners dealt with the black slaves in the past, the prison owners now deal with the prisoners.

In addition, private prisons in the United States can be listed on the market to collect money, and many financial institutions have identified them as "emerging industries."

Some economists even claim that the construction of prisons is a panacea for the American economy!

——In the United States, the only way to bring labor costs down to the level of the third world is to put all workers in prisons.

Now the United States wants to sweep up homeless people and put them in prisons, which is tantamount to sending a large number of cheap labor, and it is too late for private prison owners to be happy.

The only problem is that as the number of prisoners increases, the number of prisons must also increase, so where will the new prisons (concentration camps) be built?

The state governments look at it, and since the Black Lives Matter movement is still raging and there is chaos everywhere, let's put it in the quietest Chinese-inhabited area.

As a result, the Chinese who were originally the most docile and submissive finally couldn't stand it anymore!

Chapter 147: Single Parent Family in the New Era

In fact, as early as 2017, the New York City government on the east coast of the United States ignored the weak protests of the Chinese and decided to build a 131-story, 1500-meter-high skyscraper in the bustling area of ​​Manhattan, New York. Prison, used to house [-] prisoners.

——As we all know, prisons are generally built in the suburbs. How can there be such a strange thing as building a prison in a bustling downtown business district?

Isn't this purely to disgust the locals, disturb law and order and lower land prices?

Just like in big cities in the United States, once a street is named Martin Luther King Avenue, the housing prices on that street will drop by at least [-]%.

During this period, all the Chinese Americans in New York were wailing, and there were several large and small opposition movements, but the political enthusiasm of the Chinese people was too low, and there was no internal unity, so there was no momentum at all.Therefore, the New York City government ignored all this and continued to advance the above plan.

Fortunately, the speed of infrastructure construction in the United States has reached a certain level. The 40-story skyscraper prison project in New York has been procrastinated for several years, and the land acquisition work has not been done. The local Chinese seem to have dragged on for centuries. The potential of the project gradually became too lazy to make trouble.

——If this prison is like the "Great Sinkhole" in Boston, and it will take 30 to [-] years to complete, and it may even be abandoned halfway, shouldn't the children and grandchildren make trouble?People in every era have tasks of every era, so don't grab the tasks of children!

But now this time, in order to accommodate at least millions of homeless people, and the highest estimate may exceed [-] million, the states of the United States no longer build permanent prisons, let alone cool [-]-meter skyscraper prisons like New York—but directly Occupy parks, beaches, and parking lots in big cities, refer to the army’s method of quickly building prisoner-of-war camps, connect high-voltage power grids outside, and set up a bunch of tents inside, which is a temporary prison.

After that, all those homeless people, drug addicts, poor homeless people, etc., will be caught and stuffed in, so as to prevent these guys from running around during the day and gathering in the subway and bridge holes at night, thus causing serious problems. Hidden security risks affect the image of the city.

Well, strictly speaking, these reasons are not wrong.

But the problem is that in San Francisco and many big cities across the United States, these simple prisons & concentration camps are not built in the wilderness or rural areas, but are deliberately built in the Chinese districts/Chinatowns of big cities!Also euphemistically called "community prison"!

In this regard, the mayor's office of San Francisco explained that the reason for building a "community prison" in the metropolis is to ensure that the prison system is fairer, safer and more efficient.Prisoners can be closer to their families and relatives, which is conducive to prisoners' access to medical, educational and other services, as well as improving the internal environment and facilities of the prison. This will also strengthen the connection between prisoners and the community and family, and promote the physical and mental health of prisoners, etc.

But this noble rhetoric, full of humanitarian spirit, completely avoids a crucial question:

Why are all the newly built "community prisons" in San Francisco located in local Asian communities, especially Chinese communities?

If you want prisoners to be closer to their loved ones, then these giant prisons should be built in black slums, so that prisoners can see their families every day through barbed wire; if you want prisoners to enjoy the best infrastructure, then you should Build the prison in a wealthy area where every inch of land is expensive.

Why should the Chinese be neighbors with prisoners, and suffer from the avalanche of security, plummeting land prices, and even the outbreak of the plague?

Especially those Chinese residents who rely on renting out their houses to make ends meet seem to see that their real estate has become worthless!

After all, who wants to pay exorbitant rent and live next to thousands of prisoners and drug bugs?

With the recidivism rate of American prisoners, when they are released, the residents around the prison may be targeted for robbery in the first place!

In addition, considering the ethnicity of American prisoners, isn't this the same as filling a large number of blacks in the Chinese district, and they are still black criminals?

At that time, unless the landlord significantly reduces the rent, he will definitely have to face the disaster of loss of tenants and no one to rent.

But the problem is that the rent cannot be lowered at will.

Most houses in the United States are bought and sold by installment loans, even rental houses run by landlords.

Although the tenant has to pay the rent to the landlord every month, the landlord has to repay the loan to the bank every month!

Housing prices in San Francisco have always been extremely high, and the mortgage must be calculated based on the real estate price before the prison was built-in other words, if the landlord cannot collect enough rent and the loan is not repaid, then he will have to cut off the payment or even go bankrupt, and then The house was confiscated by the bank, and he lived on the street as a homeless man!

Landlords and sub-landlords were all mad at the prospect of such dire despair.

Wow, cutting off people's wealth is like killing their parents, which is tolerable or unbearable!

So, a certain Chinese-American ABC landlord in San Francisco formed a group on his mobile phone and launched a call through his contacts to organize a demonstration to protest against the bastard operation of building a concentration camp in the Chinese district to the ineffective city government... …In the beginning, more than 300 Chinese-Americans were drawn.

After all, no one would like to see the city build a prison next to their house, or enclose parks and parking lots to turn them into concentration camps.

However, next, when discussing how to demonstrate, nonsensical infighting began.

——As the initiators of the parade, the Chinese-American ABC landlord and his wife consulted a white friend who had participated in the parade, designed a parade route, and guided everyone to gather at what time and where, how to take the subway, and how to take the bus Wait, and then post it in the group.

But immediately some people said that their home was too far away, hoping to postpone the assembly time of the parade.

Or they say they don’t have a car at all, and ask the parade organizers to send a car to pick them up.

Some people also asked the organizers if they would provide drinks and lunch, and when they learned that the parade needed to take care of themselves, they cursed.

Some people even ridiculed that the "Corona" epidemic is so serious now that it is courting death to come out of the house to march recklessly.

Later, an enthusiastic person rode a motorcycle to the urban area to step on a spot, and then found that the meeting place selected by the organizers was currently under construction to build a concentration camp, and several sections of the nearby streets were also closed to vehicles. I drew a picture and sent it to the group, suggesting to change the meeting place.

As a result, everyone was arguing about where to gather, and they all wanted to choose a place closer to their home or work, but no one could convince anyone, and then it quickly rose to personal attacks. degree.

Next, some people questioned whether the organizers had ulterior motives. If they were attacked by mobs or infected with the plague during the parade, could the organizers be responsible?

At the same time, because they couldn't figure out what slogans to put up and what slogans to shout during the parade, the organizer asked everyone to brainstorm ideas in the group. As a result, more than 300 slogans came up in the group of more than 100 people in an instant. slogan, the group became noisy again.

A said that the slogan conceived by B would offend black people, B said that the slogan conceived by C would offend white people, and C said that the slogan conceived by D would embarrass Indians.

Another thing is to accuse others of stuffing private goods into slogans conceived by others, calling for the ban on guns and against the legalization of narcotics to be stuffed in, weakening the theme.

After arguing for a long time, some people started advertising again, some were selling insurance, some were selling houses, some were selling takeout...

Then, in the chaos, someone suggested that the group seemed to be ordinary people, there were no celebrities, the influence was not enough, and the number of people was too small, even if the parade was probably useless, we had to find some famous people Just come and join the platform.

For this opinion, members of the group expressed their support, but when it came to where to find a celebrity platform, everyone was silent.

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"...the daughter of the initiator of this protest demonstration, the Chinese model just now, saw the protest march organized by her parents on her mobile phone, and seemed to be in a hurry. If her parents lost their property because of this, Shrunk, her standard of living will plummet.

But this Chinese girl didn't dare to disturb the big shots at the party casually, because she didn't want to ruin her modeling career.

So, after thinking about it, she came to me, an unimportant but well-known person, for help.