You don’t even get basic theory right, dude. You’re describing socialism, in Marxian terms. A dictatorship of the proletariat wouldn’t exist under communism, which is defined as a classless, moneyless, stateless society. There would be no state with workers at the helm and there wouldn’t be a distinctive class to drive the means either.
And no, the Soviet Union wasn’t Marxism in its purest form, either. Lenin and Trotsky may have regarded themselves to be orthodox Marxists, but Lenin’s ideology mistakenly embraced bourgeois materialism instead of Marx’s dialectical materialism. They also spearheaded the revolution through and retained their experiment under a vanguard party, which is unique to Leninist thought and not Marx. Marx also opposed democratic centralism when it was a German concept hailed by Lassale.
Even though Marxism-Leninism isn’t the true materialization of Marxian socialism, we could reasonably deduce that Marx’s prescription of a worker’s state would produce similar results. This is why alternatively, there are libertarian or anarchist communists who prefer structures built horizontally, and avoid a period of capitalist or state retention, and have decentralized workers’ associations proceed us into communism.