Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Koizumi didn't even care about the gubernatorial election; he immediately grabbed Lee Hoshino and begged for help.

"Then what do we do now?"

Li Xinghe told him:

"It will be resolved soon, I will make the arrangements."

Although the Diet continues to refute Koizumi's claims that the crisis was unexpected, the impending Dokdo crisis will also put the Japanese Diet in a difficult position and subject it to scrutiny.

Hua Yingmei smiled, her arm around Li Xinghe's shoulder.

"Prime Minister, do not back down. The second impeachment in Parliament and the budget audit are political maneuvers. Just fight back."

At this moment, Li Xinghe and Lu Yuchi Huayingmei were like a male-female duo of devils, tempting Koizumi to continue his confrontation with the Japanese Diet.

Emerging from the Cabinet Office, Hua Yingmei disregarded her refined demeanor and immediately embraced Li Xinghe, giving him a quick kiss on tiptoe. She had already vaguely guessed that Li Xinghe had orchestrated everything behind the scenes, from the arson at the Capitol Building to the reopening of Parliament.

"I love you so much."

Li Xinghe asked with a smile:

How to express love?

Hua Yingmei frowned slightly and gave an astonishing evaluation:

"You are simply my sixth demon king. If we are to die, I want to be burned to death with you in Honnoji Temple."

"So you are my Akechi Mitsuhide?"

"It's Nohime! Saito Kicho!"

Hua Yingmei was very disappointed with Li Xinghe's history grades.

Li Xinghe shrugged and called his wife, Jinghua:

"We'll find a few yakuza bosses in Sumiyoshi who are willing to sell their faces, preferably those who are heavily in debt and unafraid of death."

Kyoka Azuma's voice is enchanting:

“There’s a candidate named Ootake Seiichi. He’s 55 years old this year. His yakuza group has gone bankrupt and disbanded. Now he’s living on the streets with a group of middle-aged men in their forties and fifties, making a living by scavenging. If you’re willing to spend money, I can help you send him to his death. However… Azuma’s loan shark company is currently raising funds.”

Li Xinghe immediately transferred a substantial sum of money to her:

"I'm giving you the plan. Go and get on with it."

After finishing the call, Li Xinghe pulled Hua Yingmei aside:

"Let's go, my wife... no, my concubine is about to give birth. You all have to stay with me in the delivery room."

Hua Yingmei, consumed by jealousy, spilled the vinegar bottle:

"I dont go."

Li Xinghe, however, wanted to reshape his position within the family and couldn't always be pushed around by several women to have sex with them in turn, so he forcibly pulled her away:

"I have to go."

Li Xinghe dragged Lu Yuchi Hua Yingmei along, forcing her to go with him to the hospital where Sasaki Toya was.

Nobody can find Li Xinghe. His daughter is about to give birth. What makes him think he was in charge of the Dokdo crisis?

……

Late at night on April 30, a few days later.

Li Xinghe, along with his family members including Teng Lihui, and many female friends—more than twenty beautiful women in total—blocked the hospital's delivery room, startling the nurses so much they dared not move.

What exactly do you want?

Upon hearing the news, Shui Jingtianping rushed over and used her large, luxurious breasts, as big as a cart, to firmly hold Li Xinghe to the bed from behind, demanding that he explain what she was doing.

Li Xinghe is alright.

A calm explanation:

"The Dokdo issue is an intractable conflict deliberately created between modern Japan and South Korea. The Japanese right wing will not allow any retreat, and the South Korean people do not want to see any concessions either. The window for territorial transactions has passed for both sides. Therefore, we want to create a constitutional crisis here and make the current Japanese government follow our lead."

Normally, this is something Britain excels at. When the United States resorted to this tactic, it was mainly because the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Declaration defined Japanese territory too leniently, leading to a series of unfortunate mishaps.

At this moment, in the distant waters off Dokdo.

After flying to Shimane Prefecture and using Li Xinghe's funds to purchase a cargo ship, Ōtake Seiichi, along with the yakuza organization and the 'Self-Defense Force officer' Koide Jōdai, embarked on a journey.

In the pitch-black night, a group of veterans with shaved heads, mostly from China but who could speak Japanese, carrying domestically made M4 rifles and wearing US military uniforms, boarded a thousand-ton cargo ship bound for Dokdo.

Xiao Chu waved a large American signal flag, signaling to Li Xinghe via the signal:

“We’ve already approached those two islands. As you said, we used the flag of the US military stationed in South Korea, and they didn’t stop us; they’re now beckoning us to the islands.”

Li Xinghe then gave the order:

"Brother Zhang, go for it. Just be careful not to kill anyone."

Dokdo has a large lighthouse 40 kilometers long, but because the other party waved the US military flag, the coast guard allowed them to land on the island without any defenses, and several small boats came ashore.

The coast guard noticed something was wrong:

"who?"

Xiao Chuzhang immediately pulled out a rifle and pointed it at him:

"Baka yarou! We are the Self-Defense Forces' island-seizure special operations team!"

"Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force?"

Before the South Korean coast guard could even figure out what was going on, they had clearly recorded the conversation when the soldiers swarmed in, knocked them down, and then stormed the island, wiping out all the police officers stationed there.

At this point, it's time for the gangsters following behind to step in.

They stood under the Dokdo lighthouse and started filming a promotional video for TikTok.

Da Yuecheng, draped in a long, blood-red cloth and with the Blood Oath Clan's Blade Cherry Blossom emblem wrapped around his forehead, roared into the phone camera with a feverish intensity:

"Takeshima belongs to Japan!"

A large group of gangsters behind them also became agitated and shouted wildly:

"We are the Japan Blood Alliance Followers Association! The Japanese government is incompetent and corrupt, and now we can only rely on ourselves to reclaim our lost territory. People, residents of Shimane Prefecture, fishermen, come and support us!"

Driven by collective human consciousness, these gangsters, bribed by Li Xinghe, genuinely believed themselves to be followers of the Blood Pact, willing to exchange one life for another to warn the corrupt Japanese government and awaken the citizens with blood. As a result, some even committed suicide with knives, wrote their blood on cloth, and displayed it on TikTok.

It's hard to imagine that a group of bankrupt old gangsters would dare to follow Li Xinghe in such a crazy act.

But perhaps this is the essence of black swan events.

No one knows what the world will become after a cannon shot is fired.

After the battle, Xiao Dezhang and his men tacitly boarded a boat and left. They released the South Korean coast guard prisoners, allowing them to return to South Korea.

In the early hours of that day, when Dokdo was captured by dozens of terrorist followers who called on Japanese fishermen to strengthen their defenses and protect Japanese territory, this earth-shattering event still ripped the sleeping world apart.

The whole world was stunned.

"what?"

The single word "Ah" encapsulates the boundless astonishment of onlookers worldwide.

Are you saying that, with 34 South Korean police stationed there and the lighthouse's beams extending 40 kilometers, a civilian group composed of hundreds of terrorist followers took over these two islands by boat under cover of night?

Meanwhile, in the waters near Dokdo, South Korean and Japanese fishermen's boats were frantically straining to keep up with the speed.

South Korean fishermen rushed over in a frenzy.

For the Japanese, the Dokdo issue is largely a political issue, and ordinary civilians are indifferent to it.

However, local councilors and fishermen in Shimane Prefecture, Japan, were still determined to fight South Korea for control of the sea. So, before dawn, hundreds of fishing boats and thousands of middle-aged and elderly fishermen from Shimane Prefecture set off to confront the South Korean fishermen.

At this time, South Korea was in chaos.

South Koreans were enraged online, flooding the screen with insults. Radicals even drove to Gyeryongdae in the early hours of the morning to verbally abuse the guards of the General Staff.

The South Korean military was completely baffled. The 34 coast guards stationed on Dokdo were police officers under the jurisdiction of the South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. What did that have to do with the South Korean military?

A South Korean woman, her face contorted in a ferocious grimace, bit down on the guard's arm, cursing as she did so.

"The country spends so much money to raise you, and this is how you repay the country?!"

The excited crowd and the angry soldiers clashed.

The guard got annoyed and, after pressing the woman down, asked the most pointed question: "Do you think I volunteered for the army? Since you say the country paid for it and you paid your taxes, why don't you send your son to the army camp and I'll go to your house for a good meal!"

You say the South Korean military is inactive, but who is responsible for the South Korean military's current situation where they can't even get enough to eat?

Since you expect the South Korean military to do something to protect the country, you certainly have no objection to sending your son into the military, right?

The woman didn't remain silent; instead, she attacked the soldiers even more frantically before being subdued and pinned down by the military police.

The crowd became even more radical, raining down garbage and water bottles on the military camp, forcing the military police to close the doors and take cover.

Throughout the morning, Gyeryongdae was transformed into a garbage dump.

The ridicule from netizens around the world and the immense pressure from the people weighed heavily on the South Korean military, which was struggling to even get enough to eat.

At this very moment, while various political parties in South Korea began to hold frantic national rallies in an effort to protect themselves, criticizing and even insulting the South Korean military, saying they were "domesticated dogs that couldn't guard the door," the General Staff of the three armed forces in Gyeryongdae chose to remain silent.

Given the increasingly dire treatment of military personnel, the Dokdo recapture incident ironically gave the South Korean military the opportunity to simply lie down and play dead.

Will they provide compensation or not?

Do you still dare to cut military benefits?

If we don't raise salaries and ensure people have enough to eat, do we still expect to take back Dokdo?

You politicians deserve to be voted out by the voters.

The explosive frenzy on the South Korean internet and the extreme electoral environment have forced South Korean lawmakers to respond.

Local councilors have started putting on a show and creating drama.

Some wrote letters in blood, some jumped into icy lakes, some brought their children in military uniforms to swear loyalty to the country in front of the camera, and some led a group to shout insults through loudspeakers in front of the Japanese embassy.

But no one sent their child to the army.

The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs immediately rushed to the US and Japanese embassies, pleading with the former and complaining endlessly about the latter.

At this point, Japan's foreign ministry was also completely bewildered. The Dokdo/Takeshima issue, which had long been shelved, was something Japan hadn't really paid much attention to. They frantically inquired everywhere, eventually calling Foreign Minister Shigeru Ishiba.

The phone call from the United States also jolted Ambassador Ram and the unfortunate Major General Moiz awake, questioning them about what they were doing, allowing Japan and South Korea to engage in a fierce conflict.

At this moment, Ambassador Ram may have just woken up from his dream, or he may not have realized it yet.

Li Xinghe's pursuit of those two 3.5-ton coast guard vessels, and the fact that the Maritime Self-Defense Force is rife with extremists, are all traceable. He has already fallen into the Japan-South Korea conflict trap that Li Xinghe has laid out for him. Now, with two giant ships in his hands, whether or not he allows them to be deployed, he will offend either Japan or South Korea, or even all three parties: the US, Japan, and South Korea.

He was carried in front by Li Xinghe, bearing the huge burden of blame.

Amidst all this commotion, the summary by Chinese netizens perhaps best illustrates the reality:

"Koreans, get out first. Don't come back if you can't win. You only deserve to sit at the kids' table."

The author says:

Author's Note: Thank you all for your support. Here's a 4700-word post.

I personally feel that a crisis involving the Diaoyu Islands is possible. Let's see in a few years. If the economies of Japan and South Korea are not good and their politics are polarized, it is possible that a crisis similar to the Diaoyu Islands crisis could break out.

Chapter 521: Creating Chun Doo-hwan, the Birth of a New Daughter Storm (5000 words)

"What is Li Xinghe doing?!"

Waking up one morning, the Dokdo/Takeshima incident on May 1st not only ignited global attention but also sent many people to their deaths.

Ambassador Ram woke up in the early hours of the morning, angrily slammed open the embassy door, and faced the bustling intelligence officers in the office, furiously shouting, "Is that bastard the mastermind behind all this?"

Silence fell over the office.

Even though he suspected Li Xinghe was involved, Major General Moiz still defended Li Xinghe:

"It seems their family has a daughter who is about to give birth, the only legitimate child in recent decades, the so-called 'child of God.' Nearly a hundred people gathered at the hospital, making quite a fuss. Moreover, his influence is in Tokyo, and the incident occurred far away in the waters bordering Japan and South Korea."

The reason was simple: this family went to extraordinary lengths to book an entire small community hospital for Sasaki Toya's unborn child. The elders of the Chiyo family waited at the hospital day and night for several days in advance, and when relatives from the Shinto Association learned of the situation, their elderly relatives piled up a whole floor with various gifts. This event was even featured prominently in the Liberal Democratic Party's newspaper, praising the Chiyo family's excellent character and their ability to excel in both law and theology, predicting that their newborn daughter would be an exceptional individual.

Therefore, even the embassy did not believe that Li Xinghe was involved in provoking the Dokdo conflict. He had always been a local strongman in Tokyo, and there was no way he would cause trouble in western Japan.

"So what do we do now?"

"Those two coast guard vessels you have are bound to become a major social controversy. You should get rid of them now."