Jacobin IV did not believe in heroes.

The belief that a superhuman on a white horse will appear and solve everything runs counter to Revolution! Instead of waiting for a savior, we shall save one another with the hands of our comrades.

Naturally, he was also negative toward words regarded as “heroic,” such as miracle, talent, genius, and feat.

A miracle is nothing more than the deception of the aristocratic class to fool the proletarian class. Talent merely comes from differences in childhood educational environments, and all people are equal. A genius, too, is only an ordinary person who was given more opportunities, and a feat merely means he was able to mobilize more capital and manpower.

Therefore, right now Jacobin IV should have felt as if his faith had been stabbed with a blade.

“H-How?”

Those who teach often overuse the word perfect.

They call a moderate level acceptable, and if it is enough to make them feel a sens...

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