Am I a Stakeholder in This Isekai?
Chapter 1949

Eriri: The More You Know, the More Afraid You Become

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In the Service Club activity room, only Sogo Doma was left again. Regardless of whether the changes brought about by yuri were good or bad, Yukino Yukinoshita could not deny Utaha Kasumigaoka's influence. She really had changed the world. Then Yukino looked at herself, and the second young lady suddenly wanted some peace and quiet. In response, Sogo could only point toward the door and say, "Please..." Yukino Yukinoshita: "..." Considering the atmosphere, shouldn't he have been the one to leave? Well, that bastard Doma had never understood how to read the room... probably? But before the second young lady could say anything, Sogo said, "If you can't figure it out, go to the library and read some history..." "Hm?" "Examples of humanity changing the world are all found in history. From slavery to feudalism, then from feudalism to capitalism, and even society itself..." Sogo explained. "If you really want to change the world, then those successful precedents are what you need. Things like The Analects, The Communist Manifesto, Marxism-Leninism..." Before he could finish, Yukino couldn't help asking, "Have you read all those books?" It was no wonder she reacted that way. Politics was a subject only China openly allowed everyone to study. Leaving everything else aside, if you wanted to unite the majority, you had to create an enemy... Put another way, wasn't that the relationship between primary and secondary contradictions? China had already written both the principles and methods down in books, yet in this country—even Yukino Yukinoshita had only realized that after countless efforts in research and analysis. And she had only seen that much, without realizing that contradictions existed in all things! "I've dabbled a little..." Sogo Doma was uncharacteristically modest for once. "Is that so?" Hearing this, Yukino gave Sogo a long look. Was this

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