Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"Which father do you think I'm referring to when I say 'Fatherland'?"

"(Reply) What kind of intimidation and extortion do you think I'm talking about?"

The netizens' witty remarks were amusing, but Li Xinghe was ordered to report to the Prime Minister's Office immediately.

"My daughter is about to give birth."

He had a bit of a headache.

Koizumi immediately retorted:

"You've already used that excuse once. I know she gave birth, her name is Yang Xiangkui, and I even sent her a gift."

Li Xinghe had no choice but to say:

"I mean, my illegitimate daughter is about to give birth."

"Mine will be soon too... cough cough."

Koizumi couldn't help but say it.

At this moment, Li Xinghe and Koizumi Shinjiro, two well-known second-generation rich kids in political circles, surprisingly found themselves in a kind of unspoken understanding.

Li Xinghe had no choice but to go to work.

When they arrived, the Japanese military was already assembled. Kenichiro Nagumo, still somewhat resentful, spoke of the two coast guard vessels:

“Those two patrol boats definitely can’t be handed over to the US military. Although they don’t have any advanced electronic warfare equipment, temporarily converting them into helicopter destroyers would still be a kind of enhancement to the military.”

Naval Chief of Staff Satoshi Saito, who had a good relationship with Li Xinghe, suggested:

"The best course of action now is to attach the ship to the Joint Command."

After some debate within the Self-Defense Forces, and with little recourse, the Cabinet Office and the Self-Defense Forces tacitly approved the conversion of the two patrol vessels into light aircraft and their placement under the Combined Forces Fleet. This information will be released to the public at an appropriate time.

Finally, the hulls of the two ships were acquired, and Mitsubishi Shipyard continued the refitting, with funding provided by the US Congress.

Before Li Xinghe could even enjoy his happiness for two minutes, Koizumi called out to him:

"Go and escort them to the meeting."

"I'll do it?"

"Of course. We can only rely on your help to coordinate with the US military to control the situation."

Koizumi pulled Li Xinghe into a corner and winked at him.

Several attacks, both real and fabricated, by the Self-Defense Forces have occurred recently. Even Koizumi is worried about the possibility of an assassination attempt while escorting the Chinese delegation. It seems that US military escorts for Chinese officers are still the most suitable option.

Li Xinghe had no choice but to agree and become a high-ranking servant.

Seeing that no one was around, Li Xinghe secretly told Xiaoquan:

"There's something I want to tell you. I've detected signs that Prince Akishino's family might be aligning with the Meiji Restoration. If the far right gets the prince's support, things could get very serious, wouldn't they?"

Since the imperial family cannot interfere in politics, this level of issue is truly threatening Japan's constitutional monarchy.

Koizumi was horrified:

"How did you know? Why didn't Akiba Takeo tell me?"

"My uncle is the former head of the Security Department, now the head of the Crimes Department. As for Director Akiba... regardless of whether the Prime Minister is in office or not, it's unlikely that his position will be replaced."

Li Xinghe kept hinting to Koizumi that Akiba Takeo could not be completely trusted.

Koizumi finally woke up from his dream and began to guard against the National Security Bureau.

Li Xinghe planted the seeds and then ran away.

After leaving the Cabinet Office, Li Xinghe immediately contacted Zhang Xiaoqian and Xu Baofeng: "Get all the manpower we can muster up right now, let's go to the airport to pick up people and have some fun."

Upon learning that they were to escort passengers to Haneda Airport, Zhang Xiaoqian and the others hurriedly got up in the Yokota Air Base and called out to the Chinese people to come and put on their military uniforms before setting off.

"Hurry up and pack your things, there's going to be a good show later."

In order to save time, the troops quickly prepared eight armored vehicles and set off to meet up with Li Xinghe at the airport.

By this time, the media had already gathered.

Standing by the roadside in an M1117 Guardian armored vehicle are Chinese soldiers dressed in uniforms of the US military, Ukrainian military, or other countries. They hold unfamiliar M4 rifles, wear sunglasses, berets, and heavy boots, with simple US-Japan joint insignia on their bodies.

Across from the airport, a delegation of middle-aged and elderly Chinese military officers and staff slowly walked out. They were surprised to see that it was the US military that had come to pick them up.

Li Xinghe, dressed in a U.S. military uniform and wearing the rank of major, stepped forward, saluted, and shook hands with them.

"I am a major from the U.S.-Japan Combined Forces Command, in charge of this escort mission. Shall we all take a group photo?"

At Li Xinghe's suggestion, he, Zhang Xiaoqian, and others posed for a group photo with the Chinese delegation in front of the media.

This was truly a once-in-a-century eye contact and photo opportunity.

Although it was in Japan, the photos were taken by Chinese people wearing both Chinese and American military insignia, and it seemed that there were no American forces involved.

Perhaps it will be many, many years from now before people realize how bizarre this photo is.

With the American flag leading the way and American soldiers escorting the procession, while Japanese mounted police and mobile support units followed at a distance on both sides, this welcoming spectacle, after being reported in detail by the media, unsurprisingly broke the defenses of a large number of netizens.

The crazy comments from netizens even reached Koizumi's own Twitter account:

“V-Daddy Country~ Hehehe~Daddy Country~-v, I have long been the Star Fury of Daddy Country.”

"Koizumi, is your father Chinese?"

"(Reply) Koizumi was a Japanese prime minister who knelt at the Monument to the Chinese People's Heroes, so he can be considered half an honorary Chinese."

"Your whole family are pro-China!"

Faced with such a frenzied Japanese internet user, Koizumi decisively shut down the comment section, banned everyone, deleted their accounts, and dispatched police to arrest them.

In order to suppress public opinion, Li Xinghe and other public security departments also had to be stationed at the TV station to supervise the program production on-site and sing praises to Sino-Japanese relations.

Fuji Terrace.

Li Xinghe took out the Unification Church's documents and records, pulled out a handful of US dollars from his pocket, and threw them to the TV producer: "I want to see the Unification Church exert public pressure tonight to suppress the news that the United States is demanding compensation for the Washington aircraft carrier bombing."

News reporters naturally want to capitalize on trending topics, so some producers want to offer something different:

"As for China..."

Li Xinghe raised a finger to warn him:

"This is something you absolutely cannot touch."

"That's a hot topic!"

For tiny Japan, it can't afford to offend either the US or China, its two powerful allies. Hopefully, media professionals can have their own judgment; although this is a democratic system, there are differences between democracies.

what is it now?

Then let's go and criticize the Unification Church.

The widespread condemnation of the Unification Church by society has begun its large-scale preparatory phase.

Li Xinghe will go live to personally wage war against the Unification Church.

Just as preparations were in full swing, Mizuo Katayama, having heard about it in the Ninth Division of the Public Security Bureau, came to the television station.

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Author's Note: Thank you all for your support. 5300 words. Another day of writing 10,000 words. Hope you can give me some monthly votes!

Chapter 543: Prosecutor Tanks Destroy Cult, Tokyo Municipality, China (5400 words)

In the TV station's reception room, Ms. Katayama Mizuhiro, with a melancholic expression and dressed in a pure white dress, watched Li Xinghe enter the room, exuding an aura of 'pure, sorrowful beauty'.

"Why is the teacher here? This is going to be broadcast live soon, and the social impact and pressure will be huge."

As Li Xinghe spoke, Katayama Mizuo suddenly gripped Li Xinghe's hand tightly in one breath:

"Do you need a teacher to accompany you on stage? I'm not afraid."

The University of Tokyo has already learned of the situation, and the undergraduate department's response regarding Katayama Mizuo is to await further action. The likely outcome is a transfer to a position like the archives, so she is currently the most free. She is willing to go through fire and water, even burn herself to ashes, to save Li Xinghe.

Li Xinghe could see that Professor Katayama Mizuo's emotions had shifted from dedication to a state of self-abandonment.

So he boldly embraced Katayama Mizuo and whispered comforting words in her ear:

"It's unnecessary and will subject you to massive cyberbullying. You may not care, but I, Maria, Yukami Higashikawa, Io Yeon, and Makabe will all be very annoyed."

In Japan's extremely exclusionary society, if someone is discovered to be both a victim and a member of the perpetrator's family, they will be relentlessly ostracized and driven away until they are cornered and forced to commit suicide. This is not an exaggeration by Li Xinghe, but a reality that keeps repeating itself.

To prevent Katayama Mizuo from taking her own life, Li Xinghe brought up the students in his group and Yukimi-chan, who had been her teaching assistant.

"I……"

Katayama Mizuo's tears flowed again.

"I just... I'm afraid you won't dare to make up your mind, because of me... because I've concealed too much, which could cause problems with the prosecution."

Li Xinghe smiled and joked, while waving his hand to signal Gong Si Ai Hai to come and help:

"Then watch my performance. If I fail and lose my internship as a prosecutor, I hope you will take me in since I have nowhere else to go."

For someone contemplating suicide, giving them a hand to hold onto as a sign of being needed is more reliable than any encouragement.

Miyaji Aikai sighed and helped yet another woman who had caught his eye to sit down.

Then, Maria, Lee Ju-yeon, Tame, Yukimi, and others, along with the Kokubun Tsukiya and Kokubun Makabe sisters, actually rushed to the TV station to comfort the grieving Katayama Mizuo while participating in the recording of the TV program.

The program officially began.

Fuji TV displayed a red headline before its live news broadcast:

"Attention, red alert! Red alert!"

The alarming live broadcast announcement, though its purpose was unclear, attracted a large number of evening news viewers.

Then Reiji Tsutsumi will announce the program.

"Viewers, today's program will be a special one, featuring the prosecutor himself."

The curtain slowly rose, revealing Tamae from the Miko Party, Maria from the Idol Party, a handsome young man, and an elderly bureaucrat in front of the camera.

Viewers have already developed a liking for the recently active actresses Tamae and Maria, but who is this handsome young man?

Girls who had experience chasing stars or had formed a fan club for Prosecutor Jian quickly recognized him as the prosecutor who had led a disaster relief team on the subway and arrested many criminals.

In order to boost sales and enhance credibility, Li Xinghe invited his uncle, Chiyonobu Kohei, to appear on camera.

"This is Kohei Chiyonobu, the head of the Crimes Department, who also served as the former head of the Security Department. He has extensive experience in dealing with cult crimes."

His handsome face, styled by the makeup artist, appeared somewhat sorrowful.

"I am Jian Xinghe, the prosecutor. Today I will be broadcasting some heavy news."

"Yesterday, after extensive investigation, the special police rescued a female university teacher. She is gentle, kind, and reliable. Born into a family of orphans, she earned her teaching position at the country's top university through her own efforts."

At this point, Li Xinghe's tone shifted, and his expression became sorrowful:

"However, regrettably, her parents had joined the Unity Church and continued to donate their money. When they had nothing left to give, they chose to sell their daughter and spread the news on the black market."

Chiyonobu Kohei's timely response:

"Upon receiving the news, the Metropolitan Police Department immediately mobilized multiple departments to arrest the depraved couple. At the scene, they not only seized a large amount of cult-related materials, but also high-level instructions regarding the sale of their daughter."

Then, guided by Reiji Tsutsumi, Tamae and Maria delivered their relentless critiques of this crime.

There's no need for sympathy towards cults or crazy parents; just condemn them relentlessly.

After everyone finished their round, Li Xinghe shouted emotionally:

“I cannot understand why there has been no action since the Linggan Commercial Lawyers Association demanded the dissolution of the Unification Church in 2023.”

"I cannot explain why, after the government demanded the dissolution of the Unification Church in 2024, there has been no further action."

"Seven years have passed in a flash, and the Unification Church is still alive. Even more than thirty years have passed, and the Aum Shinrikyo Church is still alive. Has our government lost its ability to act?"

In front of the camera, Prosecutor Jian delivered a deeply moving and captivating performance. At this moment, the acting talents of Li Jiangang, Jian Meili, and Xuan Zhihua were all on full display. Li Xinghe concluded the live broadcast with a flawless close-up shot.

"If no one in this country loves it anymore, then let me love it."

It's cheesy, but for ordinary people, this sentence is enough to go from cheesy to a confession. After Amuro Tooru in Detective Conan suffered a setback due to his voice actor's performance, a truly handsome prosecutor decided to stand up and become an idol who loves his country.

Two hours into the program, a massive wave of public anger surged forth like a vast tsunami. People recalled the Tetsuya Yamagami incident, fueling their fury as they posted messages across multiple platforms. On both Japanese social media and Chinese-language websites, the Unification Church once again topped the trending charts.

The endless condemnation brought Li Xinghe an overwhelming sense of justice from the people.