Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

His very first sentence sent shivers down everyone's spines. Yes, only Li Xinghe could converse with both Trump and Vance at the same time. This was his greatest political advantage: the ability to connect with the heads of the colonial powers.

Li Xinghe also has intimate photos with Trump's granddaughter as evidence.

"Without me, who will communicate with China? Can you speak Chinese? Do you have relatives in China? Do you know how to conduct business at a dinner table?"

The second sentence further embarrassed politicians from both the diplomatic and anti-China right-wing sides.

They openly admit to having Chinese ancestry, and anti-China politicians can only lower their heads and pretend they didn't hear anything.

Li Xinghe concluded by saying:

"Without me, who would decide Japan's military affairs? The Self-Defense Forces are incompetent and ignorant, filled with old men and women, and their combat capability is practically zero. The paratroopers only jump three times a year, the frogman units fabricate training records in pools, and even the Air Force is using decades-old trainer planes to bomb the Imperial Palace."

This is a truly pointed question, practically declaring that the Japanese Self-Defense Forces' combat capabilities are woefully inadequate, and that it would be better to simply expand the personnel and bases of the US-Japan joint forces. This is precisely the thinking of the United States after its attempts to pressure Japan to expand its military have failed.

These three questions forcefully declare one fact: Li Xinghe will not relinquish his diplomatic and military power.

Not only that, Japan also needs him to maneuver between the two major powers, China and the United States.

How well he performs the "egg dance" will directly determine the lifespan of this Liberal Democratic Party government.

Seeing that no one dared to speak, Li Xinghe slammed his fist on the table and made a decision:

"Now is the time to enter a national reform system, temporarily suspend the mediocre and incompetent elections, and hold those who committed treason accountable. Until the end of 2029, all elections should be temporarily suspended, with national stability being the top priority."

This outrageous statement caused an uproar in Parliament.

So they're stopping the elections now?

The opposition came like a scorching heatwave, with lawmakers instinctively accusing Li Xinghe of wanting to become a great dictator.

Li Xinghe didn't take them seriously at all, and casually said:

"The meeting is adjourned for now. You may each think about yourselves."

After stepping down from the conference platform, Shinjiro Koizumi anxiously ran over and asked:

"It seems like there are a lot of opponents."

In Li Xinghe's view, this foolish prime minister's potential had reached its limit. He hadn't even quite figured out the coup, and he planned to step him down in a year or two and replace him with his own wife.

Li Xinghe curled the corners of his mouth:

"They will inevitably yield and agree. The reason is not hard to guess."

The reason is actually quite simple.

Because the Liberal Democratic Party's base is already crumbling.

Of the three major social entities, the Economic Alliance has been bleeding money due to the economic turmoil and recession that has lasted for more than half a year; the Agricultural Cooperative and Li Xinghe are fighting tooth and nail for monopolistic privileges; and the Shintoist Political Alliance is in a state of constant decline.

The far-right groups like the Japan Conference are not actually the core supporters of the Liberal Democratic Party; those people are more likely to get along with the Japan Restoration Party.

From the perspective of the Japanese right wing, the Liberal Democratic Party is a pseudo-right wing that has repeatedly failed to suppress pro-China elements.

With its core support base crumbling, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has become a minority party in parliament. Coupled with the recent bloody incident involving the Self-Defense Forces in Tokyo, the public will certainly be more willing to support the center-left and elevate parties like the Risshiden Party (LDP) to power.

Therefore, as long as the politicians of the Liberal Democratic Party want to retain their ruling party position, they must agree to support Koizumi's temporary return as acting prime minister.

Otherwise, the Japanese left wing will definitely come to power in the next election.

Therefore, after only 15 minutes, when the parliament resumed its discussions, more than half of the center-right politicians reluctantly agreed to Koizumi's temporary return and the decision to suspend elections for a year.

This means that overnight, Li Xinghe overthrew Shigeru Ishiba's rule in the cabinet, sidelined Kishida Fumio, Suga Yoshihide, and other old men, and single-handedly reinstated Shinjiro Koizumi. He completed this peculiar soft coup.

Then, in the early hours of the morning after Christmas, Koizumi released a short video:

"To protect the country, I will temporarily assume the position of Prime Minister and a general election will be held again in one year..."

To prove his legitimacy, Shinjiro Koizumi cleverly pulled Mr. and Mrs. Naruhito aside and insisted that the elderly couple take a photo with him.

Such a bloodless soft coup that suddenly broke out overnight was called an "ominous event." It was on this day that Li Xinghe, as a powerful and visible force of capitalism, manipulated Koizumi and the right wing of the Liberal Democratic Party to create a regime overthrow by working together behind the scenes.

However, due to the Japanese people's characteristic procrastination and sensibility, Shigeru Ishiba resigned voluntarily under the siege of radicals such as Takayuki Kobayashi, leaving power to Koizumi. Therefore, it does not look like a coup, but more like a handover of power after an internal conflict.

From Nobuyuki Baba's entry into Tokyo, Yasuomi Morishita's sudden troop mobilization, to Li Xinghe's deployment of troops to eliminate the 12th Division and the remnants of the 1st Division, to the coup within the Self-Defense Forces, the Air Self-Defense Force's bombing of Li Xinghe, and the Self-Defense Forces' defeat and escape, and finally his reunion with Hisahito and Baba, this series of bombings was collectively referred to as the 'Christmas Day Coup'.

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The Christmas Day incident caused a global sensation, but no one understood why.

Even the Japanese themselves don't understand the specific timeline. They only know that suddenly there was an Osaka riot, then a Self-Defense Force riot, then the Self-Defense Force was wiped out, and then the prime minister was changed in a coup.

It wasn't until the 26th that some political observers laid out a specific timeline and, with further research, pointed out the importance of Lee Sung-ha, who led the army in a large-scale battle in Tokyo.

Also on the morning of the 26th, Koizumi found Li Xinghe:

"When will the punishment for Hisahito and Uchikura be announced?"

Li Xinghe patted his chest and boasted:

"Don't worry, it's nothing. I'll take a nap and wipe them out tomorrow."

Li Xinghe did not take the combat capabilities of the other units of the Self-Defense Forces seriously.

Japan is a defeated nation without its own satellite network, a controllable big data monitoring model, or a highly ideologically opposed right-wing adversary in new technologies. Although its economy is doing relatively well and it is considered stable globally, this stability has come at the cost of China's focused economic development.

Therefore, once the US and China confront each other and an East Asian crisis takes shape, such a combat capability that falls behind step by step will seem particularly ridiculous.

On the battlefield in Ukraine, the use of advanced technologies such as satellite signal transmission, big data AI analysis, and AI-based attack location calculations represents a new mode of warfare enhanced by technology. While the Russian army has consistently achieved victories, its recurring setbacks stem from its weakness in these technological areas, allowing the US to exploit its vulnerabilities using big data and AI.

Therefore, on the 26th, the Japanese provisional government announced its new decision:

“Prince Hisahito violated the constitution, usurped the throne without authorization, and disrupted the national order. He will be stripped of his right of succession and reduced to a commoner.”

“Hiroaki Uchikura, Yasuomi Morishita, and others deliberately created a coup and colluded with foreign forces. They were regarded as traitors and rebels, listed as criminals of rebellion, and imprisoned and punished.”

At this point, the small government aboard the Ryujo had finally stabilized its position.

Meanwhile, the Japanese, after the Christmas Day celebrations, experienced a period of reflection and began engaging in collective political commentary.

"If Hisahito becomes Emperor, I would rather die."

This is a fun person.

"When should we defect to the Communists? I think the Imperial Palace would be perfect for building military camps and firing cannons to cover all of Tokyo."

This person is weird and eccentric.

"If there are Chinese troops stationed here, can I apply to change my surname? I share the same surname as Yamamoto Shichijiya."

This is because the brain is unclear.

As for the various universities in Japan that are very far to the left, there were also passionate debates and heated exchanges. Pro-China and pro-Japanese factions were locked in a fierce battle, while pro-American factions were kicked out of the restrooms and not allowed to come out. Some people even held transhumanist views, spouting phrases like "humanity will be destroyed sooner or later, long live machine ascension."

We live in an era where eccentric groups are everywhere. In Japan, influenced by Europe and America, eccentricity is also rampant.

Especially among the new-era left and right wings in Europe and America, whether it's the fanatical human purge plan worshippers of effective altruism, the radical rich assassins, the far-left lunatics in universities, or the far-right fanatics in the public sphere, it's a real-life reincarnation of Assassin's Creed and the Knights Templar, a horde of all sorts of demons and monsters. Even if Hitler were to be reborn, there would be people rushing to follow him.

Essentially, it is precisely because capitalism is constantly heading towards its dead end that the new intellectual world is also descending into madness amidst the increasingly frenzied reality surrounding big capital.

If everyone were obsessed, then normal people would seem abnormal.

This can be called: The Great Demonic Era.

Compared to that, the theories China has developed, such as "Entering the Pass," "Germanic Winning," and "Investing in the Communists," are too logical, too Machiavellian and too realistic.

It's not idealistic enough and lacks creativity.

On the afternoon of the 26th.

The Ryujo opened its doors, and the Prime Minister led his temporary governing team to Nagata-cho, while the other members of parliament were not allowed to leave until the following day.

When Koizumi returned to the Prime Minister's residence in triumph, only to find it riddled with bullets by Li Xinghe's helicopter, he naturally began to rejoice.

He can now legitimately go out and have affairs with mistresses.

Li Xinghe then prepared an army to head to Osaka.

As the US-Japan allied forces gradually withdrew from the streets, the Japanese Communist Party angrily displayed the following headline:

"Japan has become a complete colony."

This time, even the right wing agrees with the Japanese Communist Party's viewpoint.

After numerous setbacks, Japan has gradually had the leash tightened around its neck by the United States and has come to recognize its own political reality.

Beyond the colonial perspective, there was the siege of Li Xinghe.

The right-wing online community harbors a mixture of resentment and hatred towards Li Xinghe, a young genius from Tokyo University who is proficient in both domestic and foreign affairs, as well as the judiciary and military.

The problem is that although his background was excellent in every way—he was a god's son, from a powerful family, a graduate of the University of Tokyo, a returnee from the United States, and handsome—it was ultimately difficult to explain the original sin of his Chinese ancestry. If he hadn't joined forces with Koizumi to launch the Christmas coup, Japan could still be considered a 'democratic country'.

The hatred was even greater. First of all, he was both a prosecutor and held a position in the US-Japan Joint Command, which clearly made him a spy sent by the United States, roughly equivalent to a shameless good-for-nothing like Yin Xiyue.

Secondly, there's his political interference in Koizumi's peace talks, and the fact that he was married to the beautiful Kagoike Hanae. And that's not all; according to information from the White House, he mediated the Ryukyu War, and for this, he supported his lover, Princess Kako, to become the Queen of Ryukyu.

The story spread like wildfire because people soon discovered that the director of "The Story of a Female Civil Servant" was none other than Lee Sung-ha's own mother.

How many mothers, wives, and mistresses do you have?

countless.

Some people have also suggested that Li Xinghe might be involved with Haru and Sasaki.

Photos of actresses and announcers such as Nozomi, Remi Tsutsumi, and Aimi Miyaji entering and leaving a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) subtly imply that these women were also his mistresses.

Opinions on Li Xinghe are extremely polarized:

"No matter how much you hate him, it's useless. He still has two beautiful women sleeping in his bed."

"A stunning beauty? An old beauty! Two women in their thirties, old enough to be his mother. How old is his mother?"

"Handsome, come fuck me!"

Overnight, millions more men across Japan became hostile to Li Xinghe, while millions more became female fans, mother fans, and fans of his looks, all eager to have sex with him.

Many of Li Xinghe's past misdeeds have been unearthed, all leaked by people who didn't get along with him.

For example, he once suppressed a major strike by Tokyo civil servants, and was engaged in a fierce battle with Naoto Maeda in Toranomon, Tokyo. He tricked people into going to Odaiba and then used trickery to defeat them. He had countless lovers all over Tokyo and was also suspected of being involved in a fraudulent project that defrauded the government of its investment.

Even his family tradition of having siblings was leaked by some bastard.

Such a large number of revelations quickly solidified in the minds of the Japanese people the image of a handsome, talented, heartless, and immoral freak—the kind of character typically portrayed as a major villain in Japanese anime.

He's definitely a major traitor to Japan.

Japanese netizens, naturally curious about the Chinese reaction, circumvented the Great Firewall to access Chinese websites, only to find that unsuspecting Chinese netizens were also condemning Li Xinghe as a traitor. "They've already bombed the Imperial Palace to such a state, why didn't they just take out the Emperor and his family too?" one comment read.

Although some Chinese people in Tokyo have come forward to speak out, their rebuttals mainly focus on the argument that "Li Xinghe is a traitor to Japan, but he can't be called a traitor to China, since he is, after all, an American."

The situation in South Korea is rather unusual.

Because the South Korean intelligence agency knew that Lee Sung-ha's sister, Lee Jo-yeon, was the daughter of South Korean actress Seon Ji-hwa, they internally classified Lee Sung-ha as Seon Ji-hwa's biological son. This made it easier to forge his identity, but due to some error during the intelligence submission process, the information was leaked.

As a result, South Korean media outlets pulled out photos of Seon Ji-hwa and Lee Sung-ha to compare, pointing out that the Geum family had always been an unlucky family that couldn't have children, and that Seon Ji-hwa was taken to Tokyo by Lee Sung-ha to be raised. What does this mean?

This shows that Misato is not Li Xinghe's biological mother at all; it is Xuan Zhihua!

Therefore, the South Korean media stated very seriously to the outside world:

"Lee Sung-ha is Korean!"

Having bombed the Imperial Palace to such an extent, having good relations with Japanese zaibatsu, being a major American collaborator, and having relatives in South Korea, he was practically the perfect communicator for South Korean zaibatsu, helping them negotiate business with the White House and Japanese conglomerates.

Therefore, the South Korean media is arguably the most vocal in celebrating this upheaval.

As for the general next door, some people have also posted articles saying that Li Xinghe is a North Korean, but because North Korea is an internal network, the voices are very small and are ignored.

All the comments were collected, summarized, and presented to Li Xinghe.

Inside the cabin of the Phoenix Ship bound for Osaka, Shang Qiujia lay naked beneath Li Xinghe, her delicate body sprawled out, emitting soft moans.

"They're all criticizing you, and of course, some people are criticizing me too."

While crying, Shang Qiujia tattled on Li Xinghe.

Li Xinghe, unconcerned, patted his lover's soft bottom:

"Let them laugh and scold as they please; I will be the Emperor myself."

While spouting flowery words, he's also working hard to create a little emperor.

Shang Qiujia remained silent, but while tending to the mugwort, she also lay on the pillow, helping Li Xinghe write out a pregnancy plan.

The situation arose suddenly, and now many women in the family are eager to get pregnant. As for the women in the family who have been occupying the position without actually getting pregnant, such as Hinako, Rie, and Tamae, they have all been removed from the pregnancy schedule.

"Ah~"