Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Rie Fujiwara was gentler than the others, and only whispered to Li Xinghe:

It's time to get back to work on the daily schedule.

Sweat dripped from Li Xinghe's forehead.

Musashi Hachimo and several other women from the same competition squeezed in and forcibly embraced Li Xinghe intimately. Although they didn't speak, the sweat on her forehead was releasing the sexual hormones of a woman's unsatisfied desire, and her eyes were practically pressing Li Xinghe down into the office.

Katayama Mizuo picked up Yamato Kana, who was squeezed on the outside and pouting, and teased her with a light laugh: "I think he's like a big white sheep surrounded by a lot of vicious female wolves."

Nearby, department heads such as Saigo Sanji, Saito Mayumi, and Yuri Nagi were making a fuss, each of them wishing they could throw a party right there in the airport lounge.

Tatsumi Haruka, inappropriately speaking out again, said, "I feel like it's time for our Class 9 to open a nursery."

After a playful fight, Li Xinghe wiped the red lipstick marks off his face, feeling quite stressed these past few days.

However, when it came to the real issue of rice, Higashikawa Yukami still sighed:

"The problem is no longer imported inflation and costs. It's the problem of middlemen, like rice and vegetable vendors, who are impossible for any of us to find, raising prices for us."

Can't you find it?

of course not.

However, these rice dealers who hoard rice and manipulate market prices by stockpiling it in the middle of the chain all have powerful backers. They can buy up reserve rice right at the warehouse doorstep, or they can secretly get gangsters to provide protection and sell mysterious rice to restaurants in the market.

The so-called deities were actually just demons and monsters. They were either low-level bureaucrats in the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, small-time gang leaders, or department heads in certain import and export departments. But it was precisely because they were these people that they were well-informed, able to spread the word, and could even help secure bank loans, leaving the Japanese government, which wasn't genuinely interested in solving the rice price problem, helpless.

When you try to catch them, they run away quickly.

You put rice in, and they take out loans to eat it all.

Everyone knows that as long as the Japanese government is unwilling to lift restrictions on imported rice, rice prices in Japan will skyrocket, and Japanese residents will have to eat it with tears in their eyes.

So what if Li Xinghe secretly imports rice? As soon as Koizumi Shinjiro steps down, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the Agricultural Cooperatives will launch a full-scale offensive to publicize that Li Xinghe's imported rice is of low quality and unsafe, making most Tokyo residents and shops afraid to use it.

The two sides are locked in a fierce battle over the 800% import tax, but it is the ordinary people who suffer the most.

At this moment, Tsukishima Minami, the last to arrive, revealed a murderous smile:

"The boss is back. Hurry up and go to the police department meeting this time. You've been missing more than half a month."

She stood up for Li Xinghe during the internal police interrogation for a long time, leading many to jokingly say that she was the real person in charge of the Ninth Bureau of Public Security.

Hibari Ryuzaki hurriedly drove up in his car, patted the seat and said, "The National Police Agency is having a big meeting today. If you don't go, you'll be reported internally."

Li Xinghe shrugged.

Unfortunately, every time Li Xinghe returned to Tokyo, he felt that he had to prioritize his department's work.

After seeing off Mizukage Tenpyo and getting into the car with Higashikawa Yukami and several department heads, Li Xinghe asked:

Who is tracking us?

Higashikawa Yukimi pulled out a photo and showed it to Li Xinghe:

"It could be someone from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or it could be someone from the National Police Agency. We don't know exactly who it is. They're very good at hiding. After we ambushed one of them, they went into hiding."

The severed heads were left on the Tokyo Bridge and were quickly disposed of by the enemy overnight.

"This is a bit tricky, isn't it? Let's go to the police station first."

Li Xinghe pondered, but didn't think the other party was that strong, after all, he was a man who truly possessed the Green Mountain Dungeon.

I rushed to the Metropolitan Police Department meeting, which had already been going on for a few minutes, with the police officers routinely passing the buck to each other.

The head of the National Police Agency criticized local police:

"Hyogo Prefecture police have embarrassed themselves again. They were caught in a deserted police station booth... a group of three, two men and one woman, all married police officers. They were filmed in their entirety, and there's no way they can deny it."

Someone else whispered below:

"How about something new? If it's two women or two men, or a dog and a woman, it might attract some media attention."

This is because prefectural police in Japan are notorious for their eccentricities and incompetence. Hyogo Prefecture's police are particularly notorious for their embarrassing antics; incidents like the "three-person gang" and the "silver party" at an abandoned police station are just the tip of the iceberg—they've happened more than once. Even the media and the public have lost hope in Hyogo Prefecture.

Within the county police force, there are both bizarre cases of two newlywed couples remarrying within their marriages and famous anecdotes of forcing 20 subordinates to pool their resources on Pinduoduo to cut a single price.

When it comes to pulling off outrageous acts, the Hyogo Prefectural Police are truly fearless. There have been cases of officers getting drunk on the roadside while delivering documents to 400 police officers, only to wake up and find all the documents gone, and beautiful policewomen being forced to work as prostitutes in neighboring Osaka due to low pay. These are not isolated incidents.

Tsukishima Minami, seeking revenge on Li Xinghe, muttered under her breath:

"Oh no, if all three of them are going to be punished, what about all the people in our department...?"

Given that there are more than ten core women in the Ninth Division of the Public Security Bureau, if the consequence of a threesome is internal punishment, what is the punishment for a group of more than ten people having a sex party?

So when they heard what Tsukishima Minami said, several women behind her couldn't help but laugh. Then many police officers joined in the laughter.

A group of people hid behind Li Xinghe, laughing maniacally, making Police Commissioner Kusunoki Yoshinobu and Superintendent General Ogata Yoshimi quite embarrassed. But it didn't matter, since there were quite a few people laughing along with the policewomen from Section 9.

This is what a typical meeting looks like.

Police Commissioner Yoshinobu Nan slammed his fist on the table and issued a warning:

"We're in a meeting! Be serious!"

Seeing himself surrounded and attacked, the Hyogo Prefecture representative, enraged, fired a shot at the opposite side.

"What right do the Kanagawa Prefectural Police have to laugh! Don't think we don't know you post those disgusting Homo slang memes online every day!"

The Kanagawa Prefectural Police are notorious for their incessant and offensive use of homoerotic memes in their promotional materials, repeatedly using images of Beast Senpai (a popular Japanese folktale character) and posting them everywhere in bizarre and outlandish ways. Japanese netizens have long noticed and repeatedly pointed out their toxic use of memes, but they remain incorrigible, ultimately becoming known as the "Beast of Kanagawa."

This made everyone laugh even harder.

That's the Japanese style; the things discussed in meetings aren't really that important.

We can't discuss serious matters at this time; everything was agreed upon privately.

Li Xinghe was, of course, severely criticized at the meeting.

"I've gone to Washington for important diplomatic business."

Li Xinghe offered his own explanation.

After leaving the police station, Li Xinghe clearly understood and said to Dongchuan Xueshi:

"So, it turns out we've finally become the suspects this time."

After so much time, the police department seems to have finally realized that Li Xinghe and his accomplices, who have been loitering near the Prime Minister's residence, are obviously in cahoots with foreign intelligence agencies, without even bothering to pretend.

Of course, it's also possible that the police department discovered that Li Xinghe had gone to the United States to participate in the presidential election, so they secretly wanted to find out more about him.

Higashikawa Yukami nodded; she had a premonition too.

“You can kill one person, you can find a way to oust the police chief, you can mess with the Minister of Public Security, but you can’t…” Higashikawa Yukami brandished a chop to the neck: “Kill them all, okay?”

Li Xinghe pulled up his belt:

"No rush, let's play around with them."

He wasn't in a hurry:

"Right now, it's just the National Police Agency that's starting to suspect us. There's no need to panic. We still have to contend with the Self-Defense Forces, the Public Safety Commission, and all sorts of bureaucrats later on."

In an era where public opinion and social operations are highly resistant to Li Xinghe, finding a legitimate excuse to drive tanks into the streets is a completely different act from plotting a rebellion without any reason.

This is precisely why Li Xinghe has been pushing behind the scenes to prepare Hua Yingmei and Aso Ayako for the position of prime minister. Having one's own people allows for the legitimate and legal elimination of rivals, enabling one to monopolize power.

However, it seems that Li Xinghe's large-scale crowdfunding campaign...

When Mio boldly went to Washington to cause trouble, the Japanese bureaucrats finally began to react negatively. The secret investigation indicated suspicion, and the rejection in the meetings further proved that the Japanese bureaucrats had not been completely tamed. Like a human body encountering a virus invasion, they were still experiencing a rejection reaction.

Higashikawa Yukami asked a crucial question:

"We need to cultivate a larger group of bureaucrats willing to support us. How do we do that?"

Just as Shui Jingtianping was a rare heavy-criminalist among judges, the three of them managed to push Hua Yingmei to the position of Minister of Justice, just beginning the reform of heavy-criminalism, but were rejected by most judicial bureaucrats.

To control the Japanese government, one must first cultivate the seeds within the bureaucratic class.

Li Xinghe reassured her:

"No problem. I may not be able to handle those old men, but I can get them fired."

Since the agricultural cooperatives, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, the National Police Agency, the Metropolitan Police Department, and the Ministry of Justice all have conflicts of interest and national stance with Li Xinghe, let's just overthrow them all at once.

If Trump dares to create a Department of Government Efficiency, then we can do the same.

……

Leaving the Central Joint Office building, Higashikawa Yukishi asked Li Xinghe:

"Go?"

"I'll go check on Koizumi's family."

Although he was very reluctant to leave, and although he really wanted to go and have sex with Yukimi-chan and Kannon-taki Aotori's mother, Li Xinghe decided to consolidate his political foundation first.

Higashikawa Yukami also knew the seriousness of the matter, so she sent Lee Sung-ha to the councilor's dormitory.

Li Xinghe went upstairs and rang the doorbell of Xiaoquan's dormitory.

Unexpectedly, another person walked up from behind. It was Takikawa Masami, wearing a suit and long skirt. She was holding her daughter's hand. The cute mixed-race girl, nicknamed Little Christine, was blinking at Li Xinghe.

What are you doing here?

Both of them were surprised at the same time.

“I just got back to Tokyo,” Li Xinghe said.

“I was looking for Koizumi to sign a prenuptial agreement, but he wasn’t here, so I left the agreement in his dorm room,” Takikawa Masami explained, showing the document.

She just gave birth to Koizumi's son.

Although it's not Koizumi's.

Takikawa Masami opened the door, and Li Xinghe walked forward, making Takikawa Masami somewhat hesitant.

"Can I at least see the child?"

Li Xinghe thrust forward, his silky hand slipping into the crook of Takikawa Masami's legs, grasping her wet clitoris.

Then, Takikawa Masami slipped into his arms, her long dress undone by the skilled undresser Li Xinghe. Behind them, Little Christine quietly closed the door.

The reason they dared to swagger into the Koizumi residence was naturally because Koizumi Shinjiro was in some trouble lately.

As a retired prime minister, Koizumi's status is no longer that of an ordinary member of parliament. However, in an interview a few days ago, when he was talking with Kobayashi Takayuki, Kobayashi, as a far-right leader, was promoting his family persona: "The happiest time in my life is when I'm with my daughters."

This sounds cheerful, but upon closer inspection, it's somewhat bizarre.

Koizumi's answer was even more bizarre: "I also like being with women."

Then he realized he had said the wrong thing.

She is a daughter, not a woman.

As a result, Koizumi's reputation has recently worsened.

Where did Koizumi go?

"He went back to his hometown of Yokosuka."

As she said this, Takikawa Masami parted her alluring legs, lay on the sofa, and hid her face with a pillow.

Now that things have progressed this far, it wouldn't be right not to have a fight.

So Li Xinghe parted her overflowing flower path and smoothly thrust into the depths of Takikawa Masami.

Takikawa Masami reluctantly sent her daughter to keep watch, and as revenge, she gritted her teeth and sent the news of Li Xinghe's return to Koizumi.

Sure enough, a phone call came in; it was from Shinjiro Koizumi.

Li Xinghe answered the call reluctantly:

"You're back?"

"I'm back."

Koizumi asked:

What do you think of Vance?

He's been very busy lately, and his life is in disarray. He still needs Li Xinghe's help with politics.

"When President Trump first took office, he orchestrated the Ukraine peace talks and pressured Europe to increase military spending and maintenance costs for US troops in less than 100 days. I think President Vance is definitely going to do something big. You'd better not try to stand out."

Li Xinghe made some arrangements for Xiaoquan, and Xiaoquan hung up the phone satisfied.

Li Xinghe gritted his teeth and pressed down on Takikawa Masami's big buttocks, thrusting hard.