Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"Huh? Cool?"

What's so cool about it?

Do you think conscripting men is cool?

Not only Japanese journalists, but also Japanese lawmakers on the periphery, anti-Li politicians, and even Japanese right-wingers who stayed up all night watching the live broadcast in faraway Japan, all had their heads buzzing from this innocent punch from their American daddy.

The Japanese people think that petitioning the White House will make the Americans understand their difficulties. That is judging others by their own standards and is a common Japanese mistake of wishful thinking.

Does the United States really care about your so-called democratic label?

Does the United States really care about the so-called G7's reputation?

Does the United States really care about the US-Japan and US-South Korea alliances?

No, the US simply wants Japan to be its bulwark in East Asia. With China's rise, what kind of country Japan becomes is not for them to decide.

The spokesperson not only disagreed with the Japanese, but also rubbed salt into their wounds:

"Conscription is a good thing. We must recognize that Japan should have conscripted long ago, given the increasingly aggressive encroachment on the security situation in East Asia by certain countries. For a long time, the Japanese ruling class has ignored the security warnings from the United States and has been evasive on the issues of increasing military spending and making efforts to conscript soldiers. Now, finally a Japanese politician has responded to our request, and the White House considers this a good thing, pointing to a new future for US-Japan relations."

The Japanese gasped in shock.

From what you're saying, you approve of his conscription, and then you scold us for not working hard enough?

Although the Japanese reporter mentioned conscription, the US spokesperson only mentioned military recruitment, their statements were completely contradictory and addressed entirely different issues. However, when it came to the core issue of US-Japan relations, they were talking about the same thing.

"Do you approve of Li Xinghe?"

"A capable person deserves all the praise they receive," the spokesperson replied.

Upon hearing this, several Japanese reporters convulsed and fainted on the spot. It's unclear whether the sun of democracy was too dazzling, or the iron fist of their father was too terrifying.

The United States does not want to give others ammunition on the Taiwan issue, but it also hopes to expand its military recruitment, making the first island chain a solid fortress for the United States in East Asia. Furthermore, it hopes that Japan and South Korea will send troops to Taiwan to fill the gap if something happens there.

Therefore, Li Xinghe's deployment of troops to launch a heavy attack on right-wing voters is precisely a new scenario that best serves the interests of the United States.

Following the incident last month in which the Japanese Self-Defense Forces were suspected of colluding with the Chinese fleet, the Pentagon is eagerly anticipating that Li Xinghe can carry out a complete overhaul of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, or establish a new organization and use the old approach of expanding far-right militias into armed battalions, similar to the Ukrainian model, to enhance Japan's military capabilities.

Just last month they suppressed the Self-Defense Forces, and this month they immediately seized power and began to brutally beat the people and conscript men to form an armed force. This is truly a great and loyal leader, a pillar of strength!

If South Koreans were as obedient as Lee Sung-ha, there wouldn't be so much dissatisfaction between them and everyone from the White House to the Pentagon.

The Japanese people cried loudly at the scene, but the American media around them were happy to take pictures and broadcast it live, showing Americans the weak and pitiful appearance of the Japanese people crying, so that everyone could have fun together.

The White House directly published a congratulatory article written by President Vance himself, praising Li Xinghe's operation of arresting people and conscripting them into the army: "Congratulations to Japan for finally making up its mind to resist the evil invasion."

In the article, President Vance praised Li Xinghe:

A true champion of democracy, the future president of Japan's destiny, the only reliable commander of the Japanese armed forces, the most loyal ally of the United States in East Asia, the iron bulwark protecting Taiwan, and a brave and great man with an iron will.

As for Li Xinghe conscripting men on the street, that's just a trivial matter.

Doesn't the United States have a tradition of convicting criminals and sending them to the military?

It is precisely because the United States has a history of convicting criminals into the military for over a hundred years that Li Xinghe's decision to conscript the criminals he captured seems so reasonable.

If the Japanese and Koreans are unwilling to come out and defend America in Taiwan, are we to expect the Americans to defend America? (Mio)

When the article circulated in Japan, major media outlets remained silent, and the Japanese people were in deep mourning, with the atmosphere in Tokyo's daily work environment becoming noticeably somber.

"What the hell? Is this what Americans are expecting?"

This is probably the first time the Japanese have realized, ah, that in the eyes of the United States, I am nothing more than Ukraine in another sense.

The US viewed Li Xinghe's arrest of right-wing lunatics and their subsequent relocation to Taiwan as a great thing. Because if he arrested right-wingers today, he could arrest ordinary people tomorrow, sending groups of Japanese to military camps for simple armament to form a "One Hundred Million Suicide Front."

Although I don't understand why Americans would think that Japan, which would surrender to two small nuclear bombs from the United States, would continue to fight China, whose nuclear weapons were thousands of times greater than those at the time, with a total of 100 million people killed in battle?

But it doesn't matter, that's how the Pentagon plans it anyway.

In fact, our fellow Chinese compatriots next door also can't understand this smooth series of moves. They want to throw Japanese right-wingers onto Taiwanese beaches, and they want to recruit Chinese immigrants to work and do scientific research in Japan. It seems like they're still acting like their brains and butts are completely disconnected.

But unlike before, this time his brain wanted to be pro-American, but his body was leaning towards China, leaving his friends stunned. Is this Li Xinghe a human or a ghost? Is he surnamed Chiang or Wang? Is he red or black?

When news from the United States reached Japan, the Japanese right wing remained silent.

The American father's iron fist, delivered across the Pacific Ocean, shattered the heart of the Japanese right wing.

Unable to break through even when criticized

They were able to defend themselves, even when the left wing humiliated them, but they were completely used as cannon fodder by the United States. They thought they were the right-wing son, but it turns out they were the right-wing dog. The right wing has broken down, and now they really have broken down.

It was like a castrated chicken, unable to utter a single cry.

Katayama Mizuo, who works as Li Xinghe's secretary, cautiously asked her student:

"Should we make peace with the right wing?"

Li Xinghe, however, signed even more kill orders:

“No, I demand that they all kneel before me and sign this document, one by one, acknowledging that Japan is a multi-ethnic country, that there are Chinese and Korean ethnic groups, and that it committed numerous crimes during World War II and apologizes for them. I will paste their names under the document so that future generations and everyone in the world can see it, otherwise I will not let this go.”

In short, everyone must pass the test. Without signing an acknowledgment of the war crimes committed during World War II and without leaving any evidence against them, no one can escape.

To kill someone, you must destroy their spirit!

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Author's Note: Thank you for your support. Here's 4900 words. The US cares about Japan increasing its troop presence; conscripting soldiers is also a form of troop increase.

Chapter 671: A Moment of Anger, Princess's Pregnancy Causes National Collapse (5300 words)

2029 1 Month 8 Day.

Fuji Television, once the most resource-rich right-wing television station, has now completely transformed into "Star River Television," broadcasting content from various East Asian countries while simultaneously cheering on Lee Sung-ha. Many Japanese right-wingers, seeing their previously favored programs and female anchors instantly become Lee Sung-ha's sycophants, are furious and are vehemently criticizing the station as "kneeling on the ground, wagging its tail and begging for mercy," calling it Lee Sung-ha's Star Rage Television.

But even so, so what?

Masami Takikawa, the ex-wife of Shinjiro Koizumi, has returned to work as a news anchor at Fuji TV as the Prime Minister's wife. Xuan Zhihua's agency, a Sino-Belarusian talent agency, manages dozens of Korean actresses who are based at Fuji TV. Remi Tsutsumi and Aimi Miyaji have continued to rise through the ranks and now wield considerable influence over news program scheduling.

Looking at these people, they really do resemble Star Rage TV.

Because Fuji TV enjoys too many privileges, other TV stations have protested, saying, "How can Li Xinghe always talk about important policy news in bed with his lover instead of us?"

Their specific protest measure was to send their most beautiful female anchor to the press liaison office of the Cabinet Affairs Department for permanent residency.

Therefore, today NHK, along with the five major private broadcasters, aired Li Xinghe's new decree:

"The Cabinet Affairs Department signed a new executive order to establish a new unarmed civilian organization: the National Volunteer Service Team. These teams will be formed as punishment for groups that illegally march or protest against the government, and they may be sent to Taiwan to participate in volunteer service work. Minister Chien Hsing-ho explained that this move is intended to purge unstable elements from the civilian population in order to achieve the goal of 'letting the peacemakers be at peace and the warmakers be at war.'"

Then a large group of experts, skilled at reading the political climate, came to explain to the public what this policy was, why it was reasonable and legal, and that its purpose was to benefit the Japanese people.

The idea that peacemakers should continue to be at peace and warmakers should go to war has surprisingly gained considerable discussion among ordinary Japanese people.

"Experts commented: This policy is beneficial to maintaining stock and bond stability, so arresting right-wing troublemakers is beneficial to national peace and stability."

The commentator stated: "If something happens to Taiwan, it doesn't mean something happens to Japan. We should view war with caution. Therefore, clearing out unstable elements is also for the sake of peace."

After two consecutive protests and crackdowns, major television stations began to actively flatter Li Xinghe.

At first glance, the general public also expressed their approval.

It is important to note that public discussions in Japan are, in a sense, not genuine discussions of public opinion, but rather the execution of instructions from the highest levels of government. These feigned discussions among the public are merely a formality, a way of reading the air.

Li Xinghe controlled the Cabinet Affairs Department, effectively stripping Koizumi of much of his power, and thus represented the highest authority in the Japanese government to a certain extent. Therefore, even the most despicable Japanese would readily read the rhetoric behind his orders and offer their approval, though this did not necessarily mean they genuinely supported his decisions.

While many Japanese people secretly denounce Li Xinghe as a traitor to Japan on anonymous online platforms, they openly praise him in their companies and homes, telling their superiors, subordinates, wives, and children that Li Xinghe's crackdown on right-wing sympathizers is to maintain peace in Japan and to show love for Japan.

This inexplicable yet deeply ingrained personality performance among the Japanese, this life of wearing a mask even to their wives and children, is the norm in Japanese society. This is why the Americans hesitated to land after World War II, feeling that the Japanese, who had suddenly switched from extreme anti-Americanism to extreme pro-Americanism, were plotting against them. In reality, it was simply the Japanese subservient to power, reading the air they were in.

Therefore, it was perfectly acceptable for Li Xinghe to openly defy the Imperial Family in Japan, as long as he didn't kill the Emperor, the Japanese people below would still be obsequious.

Since it was alright to confront them directly, Li Xinghe took the opportunity to have the TV station announce the renovation plan for the new imperial palace:

"The Cabinet Secretariat has announced the reconstruction plan for the Imperial Palace, which will involve expansion and maintenance of the old Imperial Palace. The Imperial Palace Police Headquarters will be abolished and replaced with the headquarters of the Japan-Universal Joint Forces Imperial Palace Guard, which will be directly led by the Cabinet Secretariat to protect the Imperial Family. To expand green spaces for Tokyo residents, the green gardens of the Akasaka Imperial Palace will be open to the public after the renovations are completed."

The people were naturally overjoyed, exclaiming in delight.

Experts and scholars are discussing how wonderful the green gardens of Akasaka Imperial Palace are, and now citizens can also enjoy the royal family's wonderful life.

However, this news caused another wave of grief among Japan's far-right.

Li Xinghe abolished the palace police, and the implications behind this are self-evident.

This aroused great dissatisfaction at the Japanese conference.

There is currently no current chairman of the Japan Conference, and it is being acted by Yuzo Kabashima. Its predecessor was Tatsumi Miyoshi, who was formerly the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Japan.

The list of advisors and representatives of the entire organization is incredibly dense with information.

The vice president, Keiichiro Kobori, is the honorary president of the University of Tokyo. Naoki Takatsukasa is the head of the shrine headquarters. Just the surname Takatsukasa alone shows that he is 100% from a top-tier aristocratic family.

The delegates below are even larger, encompassing leaders of various orthodox, heretical, or unidentifiable church groups, such as the New Buddhist Association, Shintoism Political Alliance, Sokyo Shinko, Unification Church, Nenpo Shinbutsu, Chief Priest of Akechi Shrine, and Yamato Church. They also include presidents of teachers' associations, honorary professors of various universities, former chiefs of staff of the Navy, former business owners, and other bigwigs from various industries.

It can be said that this organization encompasses the vast majority of religious and cult groups in Japan, as well as all kinds of right-wing elites.

Kabashima Yuzo was born in 1945 and is already 84 years old. He is not only the chairman of the Japan Conference, but also the founder of right-wing organizations such as the Japan Youth Association. He is a super old man who has been engaged in anti-communist and anti-democratic activities since the postwar period.

He angrily and publicly criticized Li Xinghe: "You sent your own troops to control the Imperial Palace. Do you intend to humiliate the Imperial Family as well? You even opened the Akasaka Palace, which is similar in status to the Crown Prince's Palace, to the public. This is a disgrace to the nation!"

Not only Kabashima Yusan, but also a large number of religious leaders under the Japanese Conference, put pressure on Li Xinghe through the Shinto Federation, hoping that he could preserve the dignity of the Imperial Family.

But that was the end of the war of words. No one dared to openly confront Li Xinghe physically anymore, and could only wallow in self-pity online.

Li Xinghe then used his officially registered account to mock the Japanese conference on social media:

"They were angry for a moment, well, just a moment of anger."

Japanese netizens below unanimously posted the emoticon "///", which was shared hundreds of thousands of times.

……

Then, something unexpected and shocking happened.

On January 12, 2029, when Tokyo Construction Company unsurprisingly won the contract for the renovation of the Imperial Palace, Shang Qiujia was forced to remain there because the Imperial Family had to receive medical treatment at the Imperial Palace Hospital and could not allow their blood to circulate outside, lest genetic testing cause political problems.

He went to the hospital for treatment.

But strangely enough, the Tokyo Building Company's team had already started moving in. There were many people and eyes around, and no one knew who it was, but they took a picture of Shang Qiujia holding a pregnancy test and running into the gynecology department at the hospital entrance.

This photo instantly went viral online, causing a huge uproar not only in Japan, but also in China and South Korea.

Shang Qiujia has never had a boyfriend and saves money like a little fox, so whose child is this?

Nonsense, it's definitely Li Xinghe's!

There are far more photos of the two of them together than photos of Shang Qiujia with her parents.

Moreover, Shang Qiujia's status as the Ryukyu King was supported by Li Xinghe. Therefore, even someone with intellectual disabilities could guess that the child in Shang Qiujia's womb was definitely Li Xinghe's child.

Therefore, the Japanese were completely dumbfounded, and the Japanese conference was truly panicked.

Even the Liberal Democratic Party panicked.

All right-wing parties are now in a state of frenzy.

The Japanese conference openly declared:

"We need to renegotiate the Japanese Imperial Family genealogy in Kyoto and consider removing some families from the lineage!"

Li Xinghe ruined Hisahito and stripped him of his right to succession. Although he did not issue a public statement, how could a male heir with a cracked testicle become emperor?

After the Japanese meeting discovered that Shang Qiujia was pregnant, they were furious and found it unacceptable that Li Xinghe's child might be able to climb into the royal family through maternal inheritance!

So they decided to follow Hisahito's lead and kick the entire Akishino family out of the Imperial Family, so that Lee Seong-ha's genes could be kept out of the Imperial Family.

Li Xinghe responded on social media:

"You have no right to determine how the royal family lineage should be arranged. I will severely punish any organization that is suspected of undermining the definition of the royal family in accordance with the law!"

After saying this, he instructed his subordinates:

"They think they can cause any more trouble? Riot squad, move out!"

Li Xinghe had a squadron of Mi-8 helicopters at his disposal, and he had also seized five Black Hawks and five Chinooks from the 12th Brigade, making up a helicopter airborne regiment. He also had two large, directly subordinate sampans, primarily used for carrying helicopters, so he dispatched Xu Baofeng to Osaka Prefecture again to arrest the Japanese conference organizers.

The helicopter paratrooper regiment, carried by the helicopter destroyers Ryujo and Hosho, rushed into Osaka Bay overnight.

The Osaka residents still remembered the last time Li Xinghe sent troops to attack, and they immediately and instinctively made way, allowing Xu Baofeng's troops to fly directly to Kyoto Prefecture.

The Japanese conference did prepare to organize public resistance, but unfortunately, while the people of Kyoto verbally expressed their support, few actually came to resist.

Ultimately, Kabajima made amends for himself:

"If Li Xinghe's troops are allowed to break into Kyoto Prefecture, wouldn't they also occupy the Kyoto Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle, and establish their ugly military camp there?"