I Don’t Need Nazis In My Germany

Chapter 1:



For the young men who have completed their military service in the Republic of Korea, their discharge day is one of joy and bittersweet feelings, and at the same time, a day when the future feels uncertain.

As Yoon Sung-il, an ordinary young man from the Republic of Korea, I thought it would be the same for me.

That is, until I realized the very next day wouldn't just be uncertain, but pitch-black.

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“Second Lieutenant.

It's time to wake up.”

What is this… a prank? First thing in the morning… I opened my eyes to the familiar ceiling of my barracks… but this isn't it? A field tent… is it?

I was definitely discharged yesterday and fell asleep comfortably at home…

Feeling my mind go blank, I asked the white man who was staring blankly at me.

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