Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

When Li Xinghe and Koizumi reached an agreement to incite Shigeru Ishiba to step down, Koizumi turned around and went to chat with other members of the parliament at a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) in the middle of the night.

The very next day, Koizumi met with Li Xinghe again and told him:

"They've hit a wall; nobody wants to support Shigeru Ishiba. Now, whether it's Fumio Kishida, Yoshihide Suga, or Kato, Hayashi, Mogi, and Takaichi, they're all hiding and afraid to show their faces. Their own fan clubs have also basically shut down."

At a time when prices are soaring, incompetent politicians see the problem but dare not change it, so they can only stop their activities, cover their heads and pretend not to see it, and pray that prices will improve overnight.

"Um...you're asking this directly?"

Li Xinghe was once again worried about Koizumi Shinjiro's intelligence.

Are you mentally challenged?

You dare to ask others about something like this?

Perhaps noticing Li Xinghe's grim expression, and realizing that Koizumi was no longer the prime minister he once was, he hurriedly explained, "I didn't say it directly, I just... just... just hinted! I hinted to them whether they should consider policy reforms."

Fortunately, Koizumi had served as prime minister for a year, and his brain development was barely passable. He didn't dare to directly say that he would get rid of Shigeru Ishiba, but only asked about policies.

Those old foxes, of course, will avoid them if they can.

Li Xinghe coldly snorted and criticized:

"It's not a matter of whether they want to or not. These days, the entire political core of Japan is hiding, so of course they're not willing to take the challenge."

In fact, just by looking at the incompetent behavior of Fumio Kishida, Yoshihide Suga, and others, one can see how quickly the core of Japanese politics has degenerated in the past 20 years.

When Abe was in power, at least he had the ambition to reform. Although his reforms were largely unsuccessful, at least he had the will. But the others were not like that.

Following Junichiro Koizumi's neoliberal reforms, the Japanese government engaged in rampant corruption, which in turn crumbled its administrative capacity, leading to a steady decline. Now, it can't even control middlemen who inflate rice prices, nor does it have the ability to open up imports. Its incompetent and powerless performance would be so egregious that even the Wanli Emperors would have to remark, "With the government dead and the people gone, nothing can be rebuilt."

Is catching rice dealers really that difficult?

Moreover, they were all middlemen hiding in the shadows, small business owners doing business in Tokyo.

It's simply that they don't want to take responsibility, they're afraid to take responsibility. To avoid being blamed, they're not even interested in embezzlement. They wouldn't do it even if you offered them money to arrest someone.

What can you do when you encounter a high-ranking official who is so uninterested in even embezzlement that he simply lies down and does nothing?

We can only hope that the Japanese are truly good at eating grass.

Koizumi asked for advice:

"Do you have a way to make them back down?"

Li Xinghe shook his head:

"No."

Li Xinghe was also very angry.

There's really nothing you can do when you encounter a group of complacent, self-satisfied officials. The more they do, the more mistakes they make; just find an opportunity to stab them in the back – it's just political infighting.

But they just lie at home, eating and drinking all day without doing anything productive. If you try to find fault with them...

But they don't do any serious work, and if they don't do anything, they won't make mistakes.

If you criticize them for "negligence and laziness in governance," they will have plenty of reasons to resist, such as "this is a serious matter," "we'll discuss it later," or "it's in accordance with regulations and is reasonable." They can come up with a hundred excuses.

Look at the United States. The Republican and Democratic parties have already fought so fiercely in the lead-up to the presidential elections that the Potomac River has been stained with blood twice.

In contrast, Japan is completely different. Politicians are all lying down and playing dead, and the entire society lacks a single leader capable of making real decisions.

Koizumi was very disappointed.

Then he went to his mistress to relieve stress.

Koizumi's reputation has been in bad shape lately, especially after the birth of his son. The media continues to follow up on his sex scandals, causing him a lot of trouble.

Watching Koizumi leave, Li Xinghe crossed his arms and sneered:

"It's like I have no other options."

Although the conventional methods don't work, there are still underground methods.

We also have our lovely little May.

……

Li Xinghe drove to Qingshanzhuang.

Today, May Takajo, dressed in a light blue bear-patterned pajama set, stood on the coffee table, gesturing and lecturing the twenty-odd beautiful women around her.

Aoyama-sou Virtual Idol Company's operations are on track. The idol trainees have debuted three times, and each live stream can attract thousands of viewers online. There are also contestants like Maria Miyake who switched to politics halfway through their careers, which has brought great prestige to the company.

When Li Xinghe came in, May had just dismissed the employees, and July and September were rolling around on the carpet in panda pajamas. Next to them was Suzuka Kuroko, who was trying to act like a mature and sophisticated woman, but unfortunately, her chubby face made her look even more childish.

Wow! Brother!

In July and September, the moment they saw Li Xinghe, they immediately rolled over and clung to his legs. Actually, the two girls weren't young anymore, only a little younger than Azuma Ai and Shinsawa Taihou. Unfortunately, it seemed their genes were too strong, resulting in them only being slightly taller than their older sister.

Li Xinghe picked up the two panda cubs and asked Little May, whose face was visibly flushed:

"You didn't visit the U.S. Embassy that's being rebuilt?"

July and September sat on Li Xinghe's arms and made faces at their older sister.

A small plan was devised in May:

"I'm not going. Bend down and I'll tell you a little secret."

Li Xinghe immediately put down the two girls and bent down to squat.

Gao Tiao Wuyue tiptoed and whispered in Li Xinghe's ear, "Aiman ​​said behind your back that you are a 'big dick monster.' Maria and Enola secretly asked the new generation woman Huina for your welfare allowance. They raised a total of 200 million US dollars. They also have an ambiguous relationship with the fake ice queen Xianzi. It seems that they want to secretly contract the reconstruction business of the US Embassy."

Li Xinghe was neither surprised nor angry. Being able to swindle money from the U.S. State Department meant that one of their own had become quite capable.

"So, do you like 'big-penis monsters'?"

Li Xinghe winked at May.

"Ah... that..."

May's face froze for a moment, then blushed and she seemed to want to nod and shake her head at the same time.

Looking at the incredibly cute May, Li Xinghe picked her up and kissed her first, then lifted her delicate little body.

"Yeah~"

May waved her arms, "We're the owner of Qingshan Manor, don't we have any dignity?"

Li Xinghe sat on the sofa and told them the purpose of his visit.

"I want to instigate Nobuyuki Baba to betray the Osaka Restoration Party and form a new extremist political party that we support, but he's the one I imprisoned, so it would be very difficult for me to do it myself. Do you have any ideas?"

Takajo May fell into deep thought.

"We can chat online."

Patting her chubby little breasts, Suzuka Kuroko gritted her teeth and volunteered: "With me, the super invincible Suzuka, here, is there any online chat partner I can't win over?"

As a little rascal raised by a cult family, Suzuka Kurogami has fought countless battles online and is truly fearless.

At this time, Nobuyuki Baba had already been released on bail.

His case involving his association with the Unification Church was neither a major nor a minor matter; in reality, he didn't need to go to jail. He was simply given a suspended sentence by the court in response to the overwhelming public outcry against the Unification Church.

Li Xinghe decided to send Kuroko Suzuka to contact Baba Nobuyuki.

Soon, through an internal investigation, Kuroko Suzuka obtained Baba Nobuyuki's contact information.

Satsuki Takajo instructed her to send a message to Nobuyuki Baba:

"We are a cooperative organization dedicated to stabilizing prices and protecting the global economy, and we hope to work closely with you. We have substantial financial resources to help you return to politics."

The key point of this message is funding.

Nobuyuki Baba's political career was ruined by Li Xinghe, and he would need a huge amount of money if he wanted to make a comeback.

Shortly afterward, Nobuyuki Baba indeed replied with the following question:

How did you get my private phone number?

This means there's potential.

Li Xinghe patted the girls' heads and told Heiguang Suzuka to continue:

"We hope that the Osaka Restoration Association can mobilize all its members to put forward a brand-new economic issue: opening up imports, stabilizing prices, and free trade in East Asia."

"what?"

Nobuyuki Baba on the other end of the phone was completely baffled.

This is not at all the economic goal of the Osaka Restoration Party; in fact, it is the exact opposite.

That's when you need to spend money.

Li Xinghe transferred 50 yen to Baba Nobuyuki's private account to demonstrate his strength.

Not long after, Nobuyuki Baba couldn't help but ask again:

"What exactly do you want?"

Li Xinghe then began to brainstorm ideas to persuade the old man:

"People need to eat, and small businesses need to produce and trade. Are the people of Osaka, and even the Restoration Party of all Japan, really going to be strangled to death by the expected rice price of 1200 yen per kilogram?"

"You're unemployed and your political standing is about to decline. You need to find a new source of support, right? We have ample funds to support you in taking a group of loyal supporters from the Osaka Restoration Party and establishing a new All-Japan Restoration Party."

Li Xinghe and Heiguang Suzuka worked together to begin brainwashing Baba Nobuyuki.

Takajo Satsuki was responsible for accessing Baba Nobuyuki's personal file behind the scenes and using it to intimidate him.

After a combination of coaxing and beating, Nobuyuki Baba took the bait.

He agreed to try to mobilize the national strength of the Osaka Restoration Party and create conflict along the route of the rice price crisis.

"Wow! Big victory! Boss, give us a reward!"

Black Light Suzuka cheered and jumped onto Li Xinghe, her little hands groping everywhere.

Seeing the black light emanating from Suzuka Kuroko, a visible evil aura emanated from her, Takajo Satsuki clung tightly to Li Xinghe's arm, slightly uneasy.

Will he really give in?

Li Xinghe patted May's little head:

"It's alright, he has to give in. A mere politician who stepped down because of the Unification Church has to take risks if he wants to regain power. Don't be fooled by their current extreme pro-American and anti-China stance; with a little guidance from the CIA, they can be turned into pro-China and anti-American figures. We don't care about their political attitude; what we need is their extreme nature."

In a sense, the Osaka Restoration Party, having existed for over a decade, had already achieved the basic goal of social change:

To cultivate extremists.

Extreme molecules are like electrodes, capable of switching between positive and negative states at any time under tremendous external forces.

Although the Osaka Restoration Party has cultivated and incubated dozens of Restoration Party organizations throughout Japan, producing hundreds of thousands of extreme and brainwashed anti-China elements, Li Xinghe is not angry about it.

As is well known, extremists tend to swing between extremes.

Once their illusions are shattered by the material world, they will immediately sway into an extreme pro-China group.

Even many of Japan's current far-right groups originated from far-left communist groups in the past.

The biggest example is the immediate conflict between Russia and Ukraine. While the CIA instigated the 2014 Orange Revolution in Ukraine, the source of these extremist groups lies in various neo-Nazi pro-Russian extremists, particularly football fan groups, who originated in Russia and exported to Eastern European countries. This is the work of pro-Russian elements.

A typical example of its rise and spillover from Russia.

This group of extreme pro-Russian elements, manipulated by the CIA's Orange Revolution, immediately switched to extreme anti-Russian elements after their illusions were shattered, and perpetrated massacres in eastern Ukraine, repeatedly ravaging the Russian ethnic group.

However, the United States has no right to criticize Russia, because the Soviet Union's extermination of Nazis was as brutal as an autumn wind. The Tsarist neo-Nazis in Russia were all brought over from American Nazism after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The cause of the past is the effect of today. Now, the United States, Ukraine, and Russia are all reaping the consequences of their own actions in this matter.

It can be said that the whole world is a giant petri dish of karmic retribution.

Looking at Li Xinghe who had made 'crazy remarks', Gao Tiao Wuyue couldn't help but feel a stirring in her heart.

Mio only knew that Li Xinghe had connections with the Chinese side, but she didn't know that Li Xinghe was actually Takajo Satsuki, a Chinese spy. At this moment, she started to have her own little schemes.

If extremists are like electrodes reversed, is it possible that she could reverse Li Xinghe's political orientation while assisting him in causing trouble?

From an American spy to... a Chinese spy?

After all, she herself had been a Chinese spy infiltrating the US embassy in Japan.

Little May overlooked something.

She herself was a Chinese spy, so she was even more worried about being exposed, and therefore did not notice the contradictions in Li Xinghe for a long time.

On the contrary, the other white women in Maleki's team, who were not spies, had already noticed Li Xinghe's strange behavior, so they basically concluded that Li Xinghe was at least a multi-faceted contact.