Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"Oh no! They're rebelling!"

After suppressing the two younger sisters who dared to disobey their older sister, Gao Tiao Wuyue finally went out with Li Xinghe to visit the nursery.

But just then, the new generation woman, Hye-na, ran down from upstairs, panting, and said:

"Latest inside information: The Japanese Communist Party is planning to storm the Diet. They have assembled a large delegation of members to conduct a live-streamed vote in the Diet to remove Prime Minister Koizumi from office under the special state of emergency."

This has created a nested structure, with each doll depriving the other of its power.

Li Xinghe was initially startled, then examined whether the new generation woman, Huina, was lying.

This extreme leftist immediately bristled:

"Although I support the communist movement, even the most foolish person wouldn't actually join the Japanese Communist Party in storming the Diet, would they? And the fact that they're going to join forces with the far-right like the Japan Restoration Party is utterly despicable and contemptible!"

Li Xinghe didn't question what right a female fraudster had to despise the Japanese Communist Party, which had been fought against for so many years. After all, once political topics are involved, one can't avoid the reality beyond 'right and wrong'.

"What should I do..." Li Xinghe pondered.

As we all know, there is a classic example in this world called "the originator of all evil will have no descendants."

Koizumi Shinjiro's supporters are probably only a small group in society. They are ordinary people who are really poor and need affordable foreign goods; they are three-person families or single-parent families whose children cannot find kindergarten, which makes it impossible for them to have a worker to go to work and delays their family's hardship; or they are urban enthusiasts who vote for Koizumi simply because he is handsome or because he is a bit eccentric.

Of course, now there is a large number of people. These people are foreign permanent residents without voting rights, such as Chinese, various Koreans, illegal immigrants, Burakumin, Okinawans, or Ainu people, who are unfortunate enough to be excluded from mainstream society, as well as various local gangs and loan shark industries that rely on deregulated practices for survival.

He immediately drove off with May and the new generation of women, to gather and recruit Koizumi's supporters to protect the Prime Minister at the Diet Building.

Upon learning of the situation, Shinjiro Koizumi was so nervous and disoriented that he even considered flying to the U.S. embassy.

That evening, supporters of the left, supporters of the right, and the far right gathered in front of the Capitol Building.

"You traitors who want to lead the way in surrendering to China!"

"Bullshit! You are the traitors who are benefiting China by destroying the country like this!"

At this point, the left and far right stood together, fighting and beating against the populist prime minister's supporters and various gang thugs.

Left, center, and right simultaneously accuse each other of being traitors, but in reality, none of them know what constitutes being pro-China and what constitutes treason. It seems that, in the media's view, even Japanese people wearing domestically produced underwear is an act of treason.

The person over there shouted, "To protect Congress and the Constitution, let's charge!"

People here are urgently calling out:

"For Prime Minister Koizumi! Charge!"

Thousands of people clashed in front of the National Assembly, with members of all ranks from the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Japanese Communist Party, the Japan Restoration Party, the Japanese Nationalist Party, and the Shinsengumi performing amazing feats such as swimming in the water, scaling walls with their bare hands, picking locks, and sprinting 100 meters.

In a sense, this is a rather dangerous moment. If they do enter the Diet, they might actually be able to remove Koizumi from the state of emergency.

Moreover, the momentum wanes with each attack, and Koizumi has already imposed martial law once. Now, facing a counterattack from the enemy, he cannot bring himself to send troops to impose martial law again.

Li Xinghe sat in the car, observing and pondering:

"How exactly can we stop them?"

If they were to actually storm the Diet and start a live vote against Koizumi's declaration of a state of emergency and martial law, things would be in serious trouble.

Since that's the case...

Why not eliminate Congress first?

Li Xinghe suddenly had an idea:

"Shall we set the Capitol on fire?"

The author says:

Author's Note: Thank you all for your support. Here's 4500 words. Continuing with DAY 0.

Chapter 491: Bombing the Yasukuni Shrine and the March Revolution Offensive (4900 words)

In the darkness, thousands shoved each other in front of the Capitol Building, quickly escalating into a brawl. However, since most of the attackers were middle-aged or elderly, their fighting experience was limited, and many were simply throwing punches at thin air. Meanwhile, the thugs and gangsters gathered by Li Xinghe were highly experienced in combat, beating the old men until they cried out in pain, their blows perfectly timed, leaving them bewildered but not mentally injured.

Li Xinghe, who made the impromptu decision to burn down the Capitol Building, took out a drone from the trunk after a brief moment of thought. These days, not carrying a few drones isn't considered a legitimate spy.

Li Xinghe set up a makeshift ignition source. With the Capitol building already experiencing a temporary power outage and the cameras ceasing to function, he flew a drone over the Capitol building and dropped ignition sources into the garden, trash cans, and offices with open windows.

Amidst the clamor of battle cries at the entrance, no one noticed a small drone flying overhead.

A small fire quietly ignited trees in the garden of the Tokyo Metropolitan Diet Building, setting fire to trash cans and nearby garbage, and burning curtains and office paper in the offices.

Gradually, the small fire grew into a large fire, burning the combustibles in various offices along the power lines, eventually evolving into a towering inferno that engulfed the spire of the Capitol Building in flames.

Behind the scenes of the passionate fight between the crowd, the 65-meter-tall Capitol Building, surrounded by thick smoke, saw flames gradually rise from all sides, converge at the spire, and then shoot straight into the sky, with thick smoke billowing into the heavens.

Upon seeing the Diet building, a symbol of national power, being burned, Koizumi's supporters shouted:

"It was the Communists who set fire to the National Assembly!"

"It was the Reform Society that burned down the Parliament!"

The other side is also shouting:

"It was Koizumi's supporters who set fire to the Diet building!"

Then no one went to put out the fire. Instead, they continued to fight in front of the Capitol, under the various live broadcast cameras. Every punch landed hard, and the screams, running sounds, and shouts echoed in the wind.

Soon, Koizumi's side achieved victory and relentlessly pursued the members of the Japan Restoration Party:

"Are you still going to run? Are you still going to run? Do you dare to run?"

"Run? Run! You dare to do it again?"

The fighting here is very intense. Apart from no one being killed, there are quite a few cases of balls being blown apart and legs being broken.

With things escalating to this point, the Metropolitan Police Department, which had been watching the spectacle from a distance, finally realized with alarm that when the fire reached the Capitol Building, it would be the moment they were in deep trouble.

The garrison immediately dispatched armored vehicle units to the scene to disperse and arrest the crowd. Ironically, it was at this moment that a large number of casualties occurred.

Special police officers from the Security Service drove armored vehicles through the area, essentially giving everyone a good thrashing, creating a scandal that resulted in 3 deaths and 70 injuries. To cover up the incident, the Metropolitan Police Department had to seek help from the National Security Bureau. In the chaos of the night, no one thought about putting out the fire, causing what was initially a small fire to burn down several parts of the National Diet Building, requiring a long time for repairs.

After a chaotic night, Li Xinghe, the instigator, escaped back to Qingshan Manor with Gao Tiao Wuyue and then went home to sleep.

The next morning, he went to work at the Cabinet Office with an air of nonchalance, only to hear, feigning surprise, about the huge scandal of the Capitol Hill arson case.

"I heard they're going to arrest all the opposition parties!"

"It's clearly about disbanding the Japanese Communist Party!"

The officials made veiled remarks, exchanging various winks and gesticulations.

"The opposition alliance has arrived!"

In response to yesterday's arson attack on the Diet building, Japanese Communist Party Chairperson Tomoko Tamura, Japan Restoration Party leader Nobuyuki Baba, and others led a delegation to the Cabinet Office to confront Shinjiro Koizumi.

Koizumi criticized them:

"Given the tense state of the nation's foreign policy, it is unforgivable that the opposition coalition would attempt to forcibly provoke internal conflict and even storm Parliament during its closed period."

They retorted to Koizumi:

“In such a tense situation in the country, the government has forcibly dissolved departments and disrupted existing political practices through executive orders.”

The opposition continues to criticize:

“Granting voting rights to foreigners residing in Japan through an executive order is a rash and irresponsible act.”

Koizumi continued the resistance:

"Isn't the long-term obstruction of permanent residents of Japan from participating in voting a violation of the voting rights clause in the Japanese Constitution? Are they already eligible to vote in local elections, but not in national elections? Is that reasonable? We should not only promote the voting rights of permanent residents of Japan, but also advance a more diverse, inclusive, and equal multi-ethnic strategy to bring more people into politics."

At this point, it's clear that Shinjiro Koizumi is quite welcoming of this American-style equality issue, hence his even more resolute stance. Since the Liberal Democratic Party's public support is already very low, perhaps they should expand their reach and attract millions of foreign immigrants, especially those from China and South Korea, to participate in politics.

As long as the voting power is maintained in the early stages, the remaining millions of votes can be kept intact by using subsequent gimmicks such as civil servant promotions.

The pointless verbal sparring lasted for more than half an hour, until Koizumi announced:

"Congress is temporarily adjourned and will likely require two to six months of repairs."

That's just empty talk.

After a secret meeting with several party leaders and U.S. Ambassador Lamb, the person in charge, Junichiro Koizumi, who was actually in charge, made a decision to compromise and not pursue the matter further. Under pressure from the United States, the matter ended there.

Then the two sides stood on opposite sides of the Prime Minister's residence and bowed to each other:

"I'm sorry to have troubled you."

"I'm sorry to have troubled you."

Someone who didn't know better might think they were a hotel welcoming and seeing off guests.

Koizumi then gave instructions to the Metropolitan Police Department:

"Release most of the troublemakers and determine actual responsibility after investigating the specific attribution of responsibility."

According to Japanese political logic, that means there is no responsibility.

It must be said that different national political practices and cultural habits have a decisive influence on the consequences of political events. If the arson attack on the Capitol building had occurred in the US or South Korea, it would have at least resulted in a relentless crackdown, thoroughly discrediting the opposing side. However, in Japan, this is something that can be negotiated.

As Li Xinghe was leaving, Koizumi shook hands with him, very excitedly, to thank him for his help.

"Xinghe, we're counting on you even more now! I assure you, no one will interfere with you during this time. I'll write you a statement!"

As he spoke, he actually wrote it by hand and stamped it for verification.

This means that Li Xinghe has a limited-term disclaimer, which allows him to continue expanding and frantically importing all kinds of low-priced goods.

Back in the car, Li Xinghe remained calm.

On the phone, Takajo Satsuki asked:

Should we continue to support Koizumi in launching a coup?

No, at least not now.

OK."

Pushing Koizumi down the path to dictatorship now is not in the interest of Li Xinghe's small group.

After all, Koizumi Shinjiro had the protection of his cunning father and the support of the rebuilding Seiwa Diet faction. If Li Xinghe really pushed Koizumi to become the dictator of Japan, what would be the point of Li Xinghe? When the balance of power reversed, these Japanese would definitely kick Li Xinghe out and try to replace him with someone more obedient and easier to control.

Therefore, the Japanese government must maintain a situation of paralysis of the central government, a weak prime minister, and a strong foreigner in order to allow Li Xinghe to always benefit from the situation.

It could even be said that after Koizumi returned to lead the family, the area where Li Xinghe had the greatest influence on the Koizumi family was probably only Takikawa Masami's children.

Li Xinghe drew a red line for Gao Tiao Wuyue, and also for himself, to say goodbye:

"In a sense, when the Seiwa Policy Research Association is rebuilt, and when those former lawmakers return to surround Koizumi, turning from the Abe faction to the Koizumi faction, we will be out of the game. The Koizumi family, and those former lawmakers who are quick to act, will not always give us the opportunity to reap all the benefits."

May asked with concern:

"Then we..."

"Now we should carry out terrorist attacks to create the illusion that pro-China forces are rising in Japan due to the eastward expansion of Chinese influence."

Li Xinghe started the car.

What to do from now on?

We'll have to wait until Koizumi steps down to discuss that.

……

In the afternoon, under the promotion of Hiroshi Yajima, the actual person in charge of the newly built New World Cosmic Research Institute, more than a hundred part-time sympathizers from the core faction were recruited to form the discount supermarket guard team.

Li Xinghe personally rushed to the scene:

"Has the agricultural cooperative gang made any moves?"

Everyone here knows Li Xinghe and respectfully addresses him as such.

"Your Excellency, Prosecutor."

Yajima Hiroshi put down his phone:

"It seems that because the Prime Minister personally endorsed the event, the out-of-town gangs affiliated with the agricultural cooperative are currently just looking for various temporary strongholds in the vicinity."

"Don't wait any longer, eliminate them as soon as they gather!"

Li Xinghe took out his phone and texted Yajima Hiroshi that he had obtained the hideouts of those invading foreign gangs from the Sumiyoshi-kai and other Kanto yakuza groups. This was the result of Azuma Kyoka's secret assistance.

Hiroshi Yajima was actually somewhat confused:

"But this always makes me feel... like we're a gang..."

Li Xinghe criticized her: