What's wrong with a novelist opening multiple pseudonyms?

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Chapter 83 Chapter 83

The Gulag Archipelago recognized Oleg.

This is reflected in many aspects. The current warden died, and the re-elected medium will become the new warden. According to the previous situation, the warden should have some kind of authority, or "favorable treatment".

For example, the one who just died, before the action, he still looked thirty or forty years old, and after his death, the body aged rapidly, and both the skin and bones showed the appearance of fifty-year-olds.

By the way, when dealing with the body, Oleg found that he had no pupils-it should be that he wanted to activate his supernatural power before he died, but the reaction was not enough. Until he was thrown down from the second floor, he was still dizzy and only knew to wail and curse.

It's not wrong to say that he is a weak trash.

And now, Oleg can obviously feel that something has changed.

He seems to be able to hear a lot of voices, shadowy and unclear, and there are some blurred shadows.

It's hard to describe that feeling. Those shadows seem to be able to penetrate everything, or stand somewhere motionless, and when you look at it carefully, there is nothing.

This is one of the changes. The more important change is that he can "understand".

Just like when he communicated with "Gulag Archipelago", the other party's tone was automatically converted into an understandable expression in his mind.

This just solved part of the current urgent matter - the language problem.

When Oleg decided to return common sense and sociality to the people of Gulag, the language problem became particularly prominent.

We can't let everyone else start Japanese from scratch... Although Gogol seems to be very interested in Japanese recently.

After understanding is no longer a problem, what needs to be solved is "output".

Oleg can understand other languages ​​like "Gulag Archipelago", but he can't do it like it, expressing the strange tone that everyone can understand.

Fortunately, there are a lot of books in the warden's room on the second floor. These are used for basic learning for children, including language introduction.

Oleg had heard before that if you go to Russia for exchange study with zero language foundation, you have to take a language preparatory class for a period of time. The fastest students can barely keep up with the teacher's course in about three months.

After all, Russian is a very logical language. Even if we take a step back, we can try to make up for the lack of grammar with vocabulary... right?

At least it seems to work for now.

Oleg used simple words to piece together short sentences, plus a translator, plus Fyodor's off-site assistance, plus barrier-free understanding with the other party, and the language problem was gradually overcome.

This is just the beginning.

The people in the Gulag showed a very happy attitude towards the death of the warden. They were waiting for someone to hang the body upside down, ready to accept this gift, and then the next warden's inauguration speech.