Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

The method is terrible; it's just selling the selection slots.

But actually, it's to control the list of Chinese people participating in the civil service exam, so that they can be grouped together from the source and prevent them from becoming too scattered.

"What kind of human trafficking company is this...?"

“Don’t talk nonsense, this is a favor to those taking the civil service exam,” Gao Tiao Wuyue retorted.

Seeing everyone's blank expressions, May felt incredibly lonely.

Only those who understand Chinese can comprehend the peculiar obsession Chinese people have with taking the civil service exam.

……

It was evening.

After secretly contacting Gao Tiao Wuyue for a long time, Li Xinghe waited for Chiyo Hinahime's Mercedes-Benz outside the Cabinet Office.

Chiyo Hina-hime remained expressionless and spoke in advance:

"Mom isn't angry."

That just means they're angry.

Li Xinghe sat down with a smile, using a skincare product-based approach to appease Chiyo Hina with kisses and caresses to ease her inner anxiety.

Unlike Lee Sung-ha, who needed to launch a heavy attack on the South Korean judiciary, the Japanese judiciary was Lee Sung-ha's stronghold. Although many judges were very dissatisfied with Lee Sung-ha and his wife Hwa Young-mi, the Japanese judiciary could only fume and be frustrated because of the control exerted by the Mizukage family.

On the way back, news reports of Koizumi's setbacks kept coming on television:

The Ministry of Finance declined to comment on the finalization of the 2029 budget bill.

"The social security reform plan has stalled, losing 80% of the vote in parliamentary discussions..."

"With Prime Minister Koizumi's encouragement, the social security reform bill led to a split within the Liberal Democratic Party, with many members siding with the opposition..."

It can be said that what stands before Li Xinghe is a full-scale counterattack from the entire Japanese bureaucratic class, conservatives, and the far right.

Back home, after a long time apart, Mikasa and Misato, who were already heavily pregnant, hugged and kissed Li Xinghe, then affectionately pinched his cheeks, lamenting how difficult the journey had been for the child.

"You can feel it, right? They have a lot of resistance to you. You're like a controller inserted into their brains. When you're on, they feel uncomfortable. After a month, they wake up and don't want to fall asleep again. If you want to suppress them and do something about the 2029 budget bill, you'd better think it through."

Li Xinghe didn't feel any pressure, and even joked slightly:

"A strong wind is blowing in my face, the wind force is level 13."

Fortunately, if it weren't for the army he commanded, Li Xinghe would have been driven out by the Japanese long ago. Unfortunately, Li Xinghe was commanding American troops, and even his newly formed army had to recruit foreigners, further escaping the control of the Japanese government.

As the family members returned home one by one, an unexpected guest arrived.

Shang Qiujia, carrying a small gift box, timidly rang the doorbell and came in:

"Um... Mothers, there's something I'd like to discuss with you. The Royal Hospital, on my father's orders, tested my blood, and they found..."

Generally speaking, if she's carrying a girl, there's no need to discuss it further.

So the three clever and perceptive mothers turned around at the same time, staring in astonishment at her belly:

"boy?"

"what?"

Maria Miyake turned around in shock, while Rie Fuji and Hinako Fuji put on masks of pain.

Chiyo Hinaki was furious. Li Xinghe only had one child, and that child ended up in the hands of the Koizumi family. Who could have imagined that the second boy wouldn't inherit the family name either, and might not even have a surname?

It was precisely on Shang Qiujia that the 50% probability was hit so accurately.

The house was completely silent.

My wife always brings over hot tea, breaking the silence:

"Wow. Is this 'Red Light, Green Light'?"

Seeing Li Xinghe remain silent, Shang Qiujia frowned slightly:

"If I... I'm too..."

Li Xinghe rubbed his chin, thinking of a very wicked way to play:

"No, no, no, I've thought of something good. We should let the Japanese people share the good news that I have a child."

good news?

Bad news!

……

The next day.

Passive resistance from both the government and the public appears to continue amid the turmoil.

Shinjiro Koizumi's social security reforms encountered obstacles, and Li Xinghe's return and his push to forcefully promote foreigners' participation in civil service examinations also met with fierce resistance.

At least the Japanese bureaucrats, who were already quite inactive, are now making connections everywhere, trying to find a way to stop Li Xinghe.

Just then, the United States dispatched Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who happened to be passing through Tokyo.

To welcome his visit, Li Xinghe met him at the airport with many Japanese dignitaries.

Actually, she never left. After being active in South Korea for a long time, she also gained a lot of political resources in South Korea. This time, she was at Lee Sung-ha's request to help out when she passed through Tokyo.

Tursi read his prepared statement to reporters:

"Without a doubt, Li Xinghe was a key facilitator of the 'US-Japan-Korea+' organization. The United States is grateful for his contributions to peace in Asia, and the Japanese should also be grateful for his contributions."

She arrogantly pointed out, "Japanese people, learn to be grateful, don't be ungrateful."

Remember

Those involved had no choice but to keep quiet.

Tursi Gabad probably couldn't distinguish between Japan and Korea; while rambling on, he somehow started talking about Li Xinghe's family tree:

"Isn't he of royal blood? I think it's reasonable to explore the possibility of him becoming royalty."

The United States needs loyal dogs, but the elected fighters it promotes often become anti-American fighters. Therefore, the United States frequently cultivates dictators and monarchs to assist it.

If Li Xinghe were to consider rising to a high position during his lifetime, the Republican Party would be happy to see the rise of a new governor-general of Asia.

Tulsi's point was valid, but the problem was that she got the point wrong.

This is Japan, and Lee Sung-ha's family tree was compiled by Koreans.

So important officials and journalists were somewhat taken aback, unsure how to respond to Tulsi's strange proposal.

Following Tursi's lead, Li Xinghe confidently used the art of language to assure the reporters:

"I can certainly swear to the nation that I have no interest in the royal family. In any country, I do not want to discuss 20th-century politics in the 21st century."

At that moment, a reporter who had been waiting for a long time suddenly appeared from the side, wielding a knife:

"According to an unnamed source, a blood sample taken from a pregnant royal woman at the Royal Hospital tested positive for the Y chromosome, indicating a potential Y-chromosome-bearing baby. Given that this is currently the only Y-chromosome-bearing baby in the royal family, what is your comment regarding the possibility of this baby entering the royal family through the traditional patrilineal succession system?"

Behind her, Reiji Tsutsumi and Aimi Miyaji quietly concealed their figures.

Many elderly Japanese men at the scene didn't quite understand what Y-chromosome dyeing was, so they had to ask the younger men:

What is a Y-chromosome baby?

"It's a boy. Reporters can't say it outright, or they'll face legal trouble."

People were talking about it.

Bureaucrats like Hiroshi Shinkawa immediately tripped and fell into the pit. Dozens of senior administrative officers were now half-dejected.

"The child was actually a boy..."

They had already anticipated a terrible storm that was about to sweep across Japan.

Prince Fumihito, who wished to remain anonymous, stood awkwardly in the crowd, looking so pitiful that the Japanese wanted to lock him up in the Aoyama dungeon and start his life anew.

"If that's the case, then wouldn't that mean..."

Many journalists and many others anticipated the impending major political crisis.

That said, after Shang Qiujia's child was illegally found to be a boy, the Japanese realized with despair that in the royal family, which was now so poor that not a single male heir could be produced, this was the only normal male heir.

Although Japanese law does not grant inheritance rights to the children of imperial women who have married commoners, Sho Akika, who did not leave the imperial family, gave birth to this child as the Ryukyu Mondeo-dai-kun of the Japanese imperial family.

In other words, this male descendant naturally inherited the identity of the Ryukyu king and also possessed the identities of both the Japanese imperial family and the Ryukyu royal family.

Even if the Japanese wanted to search the law and find a way to deprive the child of his inheritance rights, a constitutional debate would be necessary.

Some legal scholars also pointed out on the spot:

“Li Xinghe could have easily steered the constitutional debate in a different direction, like towards an empress! Or by changing the regulations and standards… He… he… that little devil…”

Li Xinghe has now presented a major dilemma for high-ranking Japanese bureaucrats:

As a monarchical state, Li Xinghe's son could indeed enter the imperial succession without amending existing laws or adjusting some interpretations. For the bureaucrats of a monarchical country, Li Xinghe essentially held half the legal authority of a retired emperor, leaving them helpless.

For Japan's conservative far-right, Li Xinghe also presented them with a major challenge:

This child is the only heir to the current imperial system.

Do they want to accept the female emperor system, or do they want to adopt this child and let him succeed to the throne?

Or was he trying to amend the Emperor's Constitution, only to be choked and toyed with by Li Xinghe?

Many people have discovered the unsolvable trap that Li Xinghe set for them:

"That brat, he's just... just..."

Instead of fighting his opponents over social security reform, Li Xinghe threw a left hook at Chinese people taking the civil service exam and a right hook at his child being the only possible male heir to the royal family.

With two punches coming at once, the conservative far-right Old Deng and his ilk are almost unable to withstand it.

But the essence of Li Xinghe comes from the paternal love of his American father, embodying the expectations of the American power class for complete control over Japan.

Japan has been forced into a dilemma where it cannot reconcile loyalty to the emperor with filial piety.

If one is loyal to the Emperor system, one must be unfilial to the American father; if one is to be filial to the United States, one must acknowledge that the child Li Xinghe shot out has legal rights.

Keiichiro Kobori, the vice chairman of the Japanese conference who had been forced by Li Xinghe to sign the "Peace Initiative," died of anger upon returning home. Many Japanese right-wingers couldn't help but lament that Japan had completely perished, but dared not say that they had become an American colony; instead, they said they were about to become a Chinese colony, fully demonstrating their obsequiousness to the United States.

The new generation of Japanese citizens are not particularly opposed to this, and some even joke with Li Xinghe, saying that he wants to become the retired emperor.

Li Xinghe's smiling, large eyes, seemingly cropped from a photo and displayed on the Japanese government's website, appear to be a message to all right-wing Japanese citizens:

Everything you worship will be defiled by me.

The author says:

Author's note: Thank you all for your support. 3700 words. I wasn't feeling well this afternoon, so I'll rest more today.

Chapter 701: He Visited Japan, Japan's Five-Year Plan (4800 words)

"This time we will definitely be able to thwart Jian Xinghe's plans!"

In a small restaurant in Ginza, a group of high-ranking bureaucrats who graduated from the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and Keio University gathered together, secretly discussing how to trip up Li Xinghe.

Even the ten people, including Hiroshi Shinkawa, were just representatives of this opposition rally.

It can be said that these high-ranking bureaucrats, graduates of prestigious universities, are orchestrating a bloodless coup.

They did indeed exploit the weakness of Li Xinghe's new system, namely its low legitimacy, and broke through the vicious cycle of the old government's inefficiency and closed nature at the cost of legitimacy, thus creating a relatively efficient new government.

"As long as public discontent accumulates, he will be powerless to do anything about it."

Hiroshi Shinkawa stated.

The existence of this new government relies on a coup, but as long as the services it provides to the people are less efficient than those of the previous government, it can continuously accumulate public discontent, which will eventually lead to the government's downfall.

In short, he was to cause trouble and hinder Li Xinghe until the new government collapsed.

This is not the first time Japanese bureaucrats have pulled this stunt. Both times, left-wing governments in Japan were brought to power and were dragged to collapse by them, so they are quite adept at it.

"Fool."

Minami Tsukishima, who was eavesdropping in the next room, finished recording the conversation and then left.

She carried the recorded message and prepared to meet Li Xinghe.

Inside a Toyota parked outside a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant), Tsukishima Minami got in and kicked the woman next to her, Musashi Hachimono: "Drive, stop getting carried away. The boss's taking you to Seoul to fuck you good, huh?"

Musashi Hachima was just entering a period of happiness and generously shared it with Tsukishima Minami: