Feint Attack, Rift

This war attracted the gaze of almost every country across the world, and naturally drew the attention of nearly the entire global populace.

Ever since the outbreak of this conflict, whether they were white men in Europe or black men in Africa, people had developed the good habit of listening to the news promptly every day.

Naturally, the two groups did not listen to the news in quite the same way. European whites could listen to the radio or freely purchase the newspapers they wished to read.

Yet African blacks, aside from hearing rumors through the grapevine, could only listen to their employers' reflections on the news while working for them.

A single country taking on the entire world almost single-handedly was a rarity in any era, even during the previous World War.

Was Germany not immensely powerful back then? Did it not possess allies such as Italy, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Turkey, and Bulgaria?

What made it even more fatal was that Germany had failed to win that World War despite having so many allies, let alone the United States, which was achieving the feat of a one-v-thirty almost by its own solitary strength.

Precisely for this reason, when the United States would be defeated became a topic of concern for the populace of every nation.

Especially in European countries, many citizens were already praying for the United States to be defeated swiftly so that their own nations could extract massive profits from it, and then use these earned funds to ease their domestic economic crises.

At this very moment, the United States, which had dared to challenge the entire world single-handedly, had become a savior in the eyes of Europeans. Although American courage failed to touch the Europeans, the sheer scale of its industry and its developed economy continually