Therefore, ordinary civilians also began to realize that the war would not end as quickly as they had imagined, and they had already become victims of the war. Many ordinary civilians had lost their constitutional rights because they were powerless and unwilling to strive for it. This is why, now, more people wanted to join the army, believing that it might be safer within the military and a way to seek revenge for their deceased relatives.
Although they did not see anything particularly good in their surroundings, the pain they saw in front of them could also inspire their most primal drive. They no longer behaved timidly and incompetently, no longer selfishly thought that as long as they themselves survived, that would be enough. They began to continuously realize the terror of war. They began to understand that if they did not strive to engage in warfare themselves, their own outcome would be very tragic.
