Honkai Impact: The character I control has come true

The fact that Alexandrine accepted the invitation of King Adalbert of Wallonia of Flanders to go to his country spread quickly in Germany after she got on the train. The media and critics reported on the matter and raised their own opinions. Guess, there is an unexpected consensus among these people's thoughts: they all believe that Alexandrine's invitation to visit is another step for her to regain power.

However, no matter how they speculated, it was always just speculation, and these media could not affect Alexandrine who was sitting on the train heading to the border of Germany and France (Flanders Wallonia).

While reporting on the matter, the media also released reporters, hoping to go to the Palace of Sanssouci for interviews. After all, the reporter from the "Forward" newspaper came to the Palace of Sanssouci for a brief interview with His Majesty.

They thought that since reporters from the small newspaper Vorwärts could enter Sanssouci Palace for interviews, they could too.

Unfortunately, before entering the gate of Sanssouci Palace, they were stopped by four guards guarding the gate of Sanssouci Palace.���They entered, but these reporters had no choice. They could not force their way into Sanssouci Palace. If they did, it would not be a troublesome matter.

But a hard-nosed person thought that reporters from "Forward" could get in, so why couldn't they get in? This person loudly asked Hans this question and was laughed at by Hans.。

“You don't even know who you are. The editor-in-chief of "Forward" has a very good relationship with His Majesty. Of course he can bring people in. Do any of you know His Majesty? Does anyone know anyone in Sanssouci Palace? "

Hans mocked these reporters mercilessly and made them speechless. Only then did they realize that the reporter from "Forward" entered Sanssouci Palace to interview His Majesty because of his connections... The reporters were keenly aware of this

. Hans's words contained information that might become the headlines of the new issue. They all asked Hans who the editor-in-chief of "Forward" was and what his relationship was with His Majesty. At this time, Hans realized that he seemed to have said something wrong

. After saying that, he obediently closed his mouth and remained silent.

When the reporters saw that Hans was unwilling to speak, they turned their attention to the other three people. Naturally, these three people also chose to remain silent. After being annoyed by the questions, they turned to The reporters were all driven away.

After leaving Sanssouci Palace, the reporters tried their best to find out who the editor-in-chief of "Forward" was. One of them thought of a straightforward method: ask "Forward" He was

the first to think so and the first to do so. He was also the first reporter to know the identity of the editor-in-chief from the employees of the "Forward" newspaper.

This reporter learned about the editor-in-chief of "Forward": Fritz Hipper, a Chinese, said that this was breaking news. He hurriedly returned to his newspaper for business. After

him, other reporters also learned about this from various channels. As soon as the news came out, Lin Shangzhou was reported by various media on February 5 the next day.

Of course, what they reported was not Lin Shangzhou, but the name "Fritz Hipper". In addition, they had no photos. Therefore, some citizens in Berlin expressed doubts after seeing such a news, and Lin Shangzhou had a headache after seeing the news in the newspaper. What bothered him was not that he was

exposed, but what bothered him was the news in the newspaper It is written that he had a very good relationship with the Kaiser. It is inevitable that a young man maintaining a good relationship with the 16-year-old Emperor of Germany will make people imagine, especially since Alexandrine has almost no contact with other men of the same age. Next.

But what Lin Shangzhou is more fortunate about is that no newspaper writes like this, and they don’t dare to write like this. After all, this is gossip news. It’s okay for him to be an ordinary person, but the other party is the emperor of Germany. People may like to read this News, but who the hell would a reporter dare to gossip about this kind of thing?

The media focused on his Chinese identity and expressed surprise that His Majesty would maintain friendly relations with a Chinese. At the same time, there were also articles pointing out that Lin Shangzhou is Chinese His identity can just explain why the "Forward" criticized the prime minister's policies in January and why it started a small public opinion war with the media led by the "Central Daily News". Because the editor-in-chief is Chinese, that's why the "Forward" did

this .

Lin Shangzhou didn't want to get involved in this matter, but the newspaper staff told him that there were many reporters outside the newspaper waiting to interview him. Lin Shangzhou had no choice but to come forward and accept the interview with the reporters, but only said a few words briefly to let them know that he was indeed from China. The queen returned to the newspaper office.

Lin Shangzhou felt inexplicably uneasy when he returned to his office. Now his identity was almost exposed. Everyone in Berlin and even Germany could know that the emperor had a good relationship with a Chinese. .

Just as he thought, such a piece of news radiated from Berlin to other parts of Germany within a day, and even had an impact on neighboring countries.

Two days later, on February 7, such interesting and surprising news was published in newspapers in other countries.

From Paris to Moscow, from London to Vienna, the countries within the Imperial Convention and surrounding countries knew about this. According to the news, even in the United States of America, which is in deep economic crisis on the other side of the ocean, some people are paying attention to this matter.

After a while, the news also spread to China, German East Asia, Japan and other Asian countries in the East. People who paid attention to this matter discussed who the Chinese with the German name was, but this matter did not It caused too much trouble, although it was surprising, but after the surprise, there was nothing noteworthy.

Lin Shangzhou, who was sitting in the office chair of the Berlin newspaper office, had no idea that he had become the headline news in the world. He was having a headache about how to deal with reporters who might appear and follow him at any time. He did not want his home to be targeted by reporters. .

What he didn't know was that some people in Berlin were beginning to take action.