Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"I want to employ 600 North Korean soldiers and 20 North Korean laborers to Europe with an annual investment of 40 billion Asia Pacific stablecoins. The contract is tentatively set for 5 years and can be extended for another 5 years. After 10 years, these North Koreans will be given the option to settle down or return home. Those who settle down can obtain local residency and send foreign exchange back to North Korea. Don't forget how South Korea earned its first pot of gold to become a developed country."

Nonsense! The South Korean military mobilized its entire force, digging out every available soldier to help the US in the Vietnam War. This marked the beginning of South Korea's rise.

Nan Hao Nu understood very well.

For North Korea, this would mean sending soldiers to Europe at a rate of 10 RMB per soldier per year and 5 RMB per laborer per year, while providing generals with the same amount for industrialization. However, Li Xinghe provided foreign currency that could be used globally, filling North Korea's scarce foreign exchange reserves and accelerating its modernization process.

As for whether Li Xinghe spent the money?

No, he didn't spend a single penny.

Because the Asia-Pacific stablecoin is merely a trade settlement currency between the Asia-Pacific region and China. The amount issued is determined by trade demand; more precisely, it's based on a comprehensive calculation of trade between China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries. The trade volume among just a few of these internal countries alone reaches as high as 10 trillion.

In other words, Li Xinghe is essentially printing money for free using China's massive foreign trade economy. As long as the export trade between China, Japan, and South Korea remains strong across the board, printing tens of billions annually is nothing. It could even be considered a good thing, because the investment in the general can be exchanged for low-end industrial products produced in North Korea, compensating for the spillover of low-end industrial chains after the appreciation of the collective currency.

Financial magic, isn't it amazing?

Nam Ho-nyeo hurriedly took out her phone and called Pyongyang to report the incident.

Lee Sung-ha was convinced that General Kim would agree to this lucrative trade; he desperately needed such funds to bring about some change in North Korea.

So Li Xinghe called Hu Zhantian in Europe:

“I’ve found you a 60-strong Sun Auxiliary Army.”

As she was speaking, Nan Haonu suddenly lifted her maternity dress and offered her erect breasts to Li Xinghe, implying that she also had plenty of breast milk and wanted Li Xinghe to help her suckle.

Li Xinghe was moved to tears.

Every day, she drinks more breast milk than her babies. Where is Lin? Is Lin here? Is Lin here yet...?

But men can't always be certain, so Li Xinghe could only kiss him.

"What? A blitzkrieg against Poland?"

On the other end of the phone, Hu Zhantian's eyes didn't show surprise, but rather hesitation, because he had only just completed the full control of Ukraine. Logically, industrial and agricultural production there should require at least a year to rebuild. Therefore, a blitzkrieg against Poland at this time would actually deal a huge blow to the European Command.

This year's global food price surge is precisely the time to quickly revive agricultural production and achieve the ambitious goal of exporting over 100 billion by autumn to revitalize the sector.

Li Xinghe then outlined his plan: "I will support Turkey for a few more months, buy some Turkish industrial products, and then hand them over to you. Incidentally, I will use some underhanded tactics to induce the Turkish army to expand the war independently, so that Turkey's advance route may very well reach the Danube River."

Hu Zhantian was not puzzled when he heard Li Xinghe say such things.

After all, Li Xinghe is indeed a very rude person.

Li Xinghe paused, seemingly drinking something, then continued:

"Then you'll have to steal the peaches like a monkey. After the US military and Europe drag Türkiye into economic collapse, from Romania to Bulgaria, and then take over Türkiye."

Hearing about this unexpected road, Hu Zhantian was taken aback.

Li Xinghe speaks in two parts, which sounds disjointed, but when put together, they are quite terrifying.

According to Li Xinghe, Hu Zhantian was instructed to take advantage of the defeat of Romania and Bulgaria by the Turkish forces, to act as the Soviet Union had when it marched south, to restore them to their status as vassal states, and then to lead the Red Army and the Sun Auxiliary Army to pursue the collapsing Turkish forces and march into Constantinople.

Even into Turkish territory on the Aegean and Black Sea sides.

Hu Zhantian's pen traced on the map from Kiev southwards all the way to Constantinople, and then turned to Erdogan's hometown of Trabzon.

I'm from the Inland Sea.

It's Rome.

Chapter 994: Nutrient Cycle of Inhalation and Exhalation, Second-hand Sale of Nuclear Bombers (4000 words)

Tokyo, Aoyama Command Headquarters.

As Li Xinghe's global intelligence support, the department's budget has recently ballooned several times over. Although Emmanuel, Maria, and Enola all have additional shares, and Li Xinghe never holds them back on money, a salary is a salary after all, and earning extra money on their own is an extra blessing.

Some people might ask, how can you make money from this?

Of course! As long as you learn to play some financial magic like Li Xinghe, making money outside the 'Istanbul concentration camp' conflict is as easy as drinking water. Just do some futures trading, shipping, related stocks, and dabble in cryptocurrencies and stablecoins on the international market, and the department's slush fund will be full.

However, after Li Xinghe conveyed the news to the Qingshan Command that the EU and European governments were basically unable to officially generate gold coins, everyone had to think of another way.

The gold coins exploded off-target, and the Green Mountain Command was also angry.

Ayman called Chief Mora's private cell phone to inquire:

Has the CIA's stance on Turkey changed?

Chief Mora humorously remarked:

"Some changes."

"Oh? It's biased towards..."

"It will cause a slight imbalance on both sides of the scale, but don't worry, it may take a few months to develop."

After this rambling explanation, Ayman learned that the CIA was currently inclined to assist in creating unrest, but would soon change its operational direction, estimating that the Erdogan government would collapse in a few months.

Having secured funding from Europe first, the CIA evaded the question, then assured Commander Qingshan with a confident assurance: "We will gather and transmit intelligence from Turkey as soon as possible. The Erdogan regime will likely undergo changes within a few months."

But Ayman still told everyone with a somber expression:

"Xinghe was right. Sure enough, our plan to jointly destroy Turkey has basically failed. In a few months, the CIA will be inclined to overthrow Erdogan and create a Turkish puppet government."

From an international strategic perspective, Li Xinghe was at a disadvantage in this game, as he misread the European Union's blind loyalty to the United States.

Enola immediately prepared to call for help so they could go to the Cabinet Office for a serious discussion about the next steps and how to respond.

"Where's Yukami? Go find her..."

Elizabeth whispered a shushing sound:

"Shh..."

Then a few people quietly came to the door and heard Higashikawa Yukami and her mother Kannon Taki Aotori having a small argument.

The bluebird mother helplessly pinched her daughter's cheek:

"Silly girl, there are so many women in the delivery room, they could line up in a row. Even someone like Shang Qiujia, who knows her time is running out, has already had her second child. When are you going to finally get one?"

Guanyin Taki's anxiety failed to reach her daughter's mind, and Higashikawa Yukami retorted to her mother in an annoyed tone:

"What's the rush! The Kokubun sisters and Mizukage Tenpei aren't pregnant either, are they? They're busy with their careers. And are you pregnant? Your belly isn't much bigger than mine."

At this point, the Bluebird mother was even more furious.

How dare you mock your own mother for not being able to conceive?

"Hey, you brat..."

The mother and daughter got into a fight, which everyone found quite entertaining.

I just love watching women fight.

After the commotion subsided, the group pretended to know nothing and joined together to find Li Xinghe.

It was nearly evening when they encountered the Kokubun sisters returning home on the outskirts of the Imperial Palace.

Then everyone went to check on Li Xinghe, only to find him lying in bed asleep, muttering to himself:

"No, I can't drink anymore. I can't drink anymore..."

Several women chuckled and teased:

"This looks like he's been locked up and tortured."

At this moment, the worst one, Makabe Kokubun, took out his phone and secretly showed everyone Li Xinghe's milk-drinking video.

If it were just one person's milk, it would be fine, but Li Xinghe now has to drink the breast milk of several people every day, so he naturally feels the pain.

The little queen, who seemed to have appeared out of nowhere, hurriedly made the sign of the cross on her forehead in prayer:

"How pitiful, I will pray for him."

Kokubun Makabe tapped her on the head:

"What are you praying for? Pray for him to get it out."

"what?"

Little Austin was helped up by Kokubun Makabe and made to lie face down on the bed. He licked Little Xinghe until it became swollen, and then made it spit out the white breast milk that Li Xinghe had drunk.

Generally speaking, we would call this 'inhaling from above and exhaling from below'.

The upper part replenishes nutrients, while the lower part ejects them. It is said that this nutrient cycle has been studied by many people, but Li Xinghe was forced to go through the cycle solidly for several hours.

It wasn't until late at night that Higashikawa Yukami asked: "Where's Lin? Are you free? Is Lin here?"

"What are we here for again?"

"Dry!"

……

Northwest Frontier, United States.

Hudson, an insider reporter from NBS, is investigating the alleged Beastmen Legion's activities on the Canadian border.

In the past few months, the Wildlings have inflicted enormous losses on U.S. forces stationed in northwestern Canada, reportedly burning down two military bases, destroying numerous aircraft, and killing hundreds of people.

Are they really that powerful?

Hudson believes that this is not entirely true.

He discovered that the Beastman Legion's trail was very easy to track, as they were the local 'Bigfoot's Folk,' and these people made no attempt to conceal their daily activities and disturbances. They would even gather with the local police on weekends for camping and barbecues.

Hudson was furious about this and decided to follow a Beastman leader.

When the car reached the county road, the local US military set up a checkpoint for inspection.

The results of the check were very simple: regardless of whether it was the person in question or not, all you had to do was pay the fee.

"Hey, $20."

Everyone has $20, and everyone can pass.

Hudson couldn't stand it anymore. He discovered that the Beastman leader had paid the money and left unharmed, even though his wanted poster was right next to him.

He stepped forward and questioned the American soldiers:

"He's the leader of the Beastman guerrillas!"

However, the American soldiers told him in broken English:

"Even if God came, it would still be $20! Pay up."

The reporter, Hudson, was furious and was dragged out and beaten by the US military. He was only released from the military detention center after paying $2000.

In areas controlled by the US military, you can pay money and they'll let you through.

There are no real beastmen.

How did they resist?

Hudson, a journalist, believes that without sufficient resistance training, how can they fight against the U.S. military?

So he searched around Vancouver.

To his shock, he discovered that the Beastman Legion, after careful planning, had decided to invite active-duty U.S. military personnel to train them and teach them how to fight against the U.S. military.

The Wildlings routinely fight with U.S. troops in the wild, and then come to the training base on weekdays to learn how to fight U.S. troops under the guidance of active-duty U.S. troops.

Reporter Hudson, whose mind had been sharpened by the earlier beating, gritted his teeth and tactfully reminded the U.S. battalion commander:

"Something about these people just doesn't seem right..."

However, the instructor warned the reporter:

“They are all fully-fledged U.S. citizens with all the necessary paperwork. The training fee is $5500 per person per month! If you can’t afford the training fee, please leave this military camp.”

Within a few months, the Wildling Legion, which operated near Vancouver, Canada, was no longer the gluttonous savages who averaged 300 pounds each; they were now all rather robust men.

Hudson, the reporter, angrily confirmed:

"There is no such thing as a Beastman Legion. This is a complete conspiracy by the US military stationed here. They use the so-called 'Beastman' incident to keep reporting their losses, when in fact they are just selling goods to balance their accounts."

He also discovered that this group was sitting together, frantically selling smuggled goods from Alaska. In Vancouver, aside from the US military equipment, almost everything else seemed to be made in foreign countries.

Training and fighting are work; smuggling and selling goods is life.

Reporter Hudson discovered a shocking fact and then traveled to the vicinity of southern Mexico.

Upon arrival, he was shocked to discover that the situation here was even more chaotic than in the north.