Peng Joe Empire was swept by a wave of anti-war and anti-royalist sentiment after the war ended.
Many people believed that the Imperial Family's insistence on having its own way had caused the war to break out, resulting in the deaths of millions of innocent young adults.
For the families of the dead, this was an unacceptable fact. On top of that, the surrender agreement signed by the Imperial Family and the Federal Government stated that the Federation's "export goods" could not be intercepted.
Large quantities of things bearing the Federation's cultural imprint flowed in. People began awakening to doubts about authority, resistance, and struggle.
The Federal Government was utterly disgusting. What made it so disgusting was that it constantly supported various anti-Imperial Power groups within the Peng Joe Empire, spoke up for them internationally, and even sought "fair treatment" for them.
In other words, the Federation would guarantee their safety, provide them with funds for their activities, and, when necessary, extradite them to the Federation.
Yes, extradite them. Once these people accepted the Federal Government's "gifts" and "guidance," they acquired Federation citizenship.
The Federal Government naturally had the right to demand their extradition according to the various agreements signed between the two sides.
Refusing to extradite them would become a diplomatic issue and might cause unnecessary trouble.
The Imperial Family, especially Your Majesty the Emperor, had always pretended not to understand. This had also caused anti-Imperial Power groups to proliferate throughout society.
All one had to do was step forward, wave a placard, and shout a few slogans. Not only could one become a Federation citizen, but one could also receive all kinds of benefits. Who would not want to do that? Coupled with the changes brought by cultural invasion and the direct impact of defeat, the authority of