Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"You'll be under a lot of pressure."

Kokubun Tsukiya, as white as snow, will bear the main political pressure as a second-level prosecutor.

But Kokubun Tsukiya wasn't worried. She sighed, and with that, she let go of her burden.

"My life, your life, the fate of all of us have long been bound together, inseparable."

Beside her, Kokubun Makabe, whose expression seemed unchanged but was actually full of mischievous thoughts, winked:

"I heard that Wu Yingke is going to hand over Yamato Ke'er to you? You know, we're good teammates."

Li Xinghe rolled his eyes at her:

"I won't forget you, you little vixen."

Kagami Shikami patted Makabe Kokubun's butt, then pointed to the clock.

Shang Qiujia helped Li Xinghe change into a tuxedo, then took her lover's arm.

Li Xinghe winked at Tsukishima Nansa and the others, then said seriously:

"Set off."

The cherry blossom viewing party has officially begun.

Amidst melodious music, Li Xinghe and Shang Qiujia, dressed in formal attire, appeared in front of numerous guests at Shinjuku Gyoen Sakura Garden, following the procession.

Deren, who was in charge of the opening ceremony, took out his prepared remarks and said with a wry smile:

"In the 21st century, Japan is no longer a divine nation. Well, it might not be appropriate for me to say this, but I still encourage everyone to bravely move forward and boldly pursue their own lives. Today's society and culture are so rich that even genetic testing can clearly trace our ancestors thousands of years ago. Japan is a country where many cultures have blended together, and we have many unique cultures and ethnic groups..."

The speech that Li Xinghe handed to Naruhito completely dismantled the three political foundations of the Japanese right wing: Japan as an unbroken, earthly divine nation; Japan's homogeneous ethnic characteristics; and the Japanese Emperor as a living god. Although all of these had long been torn down in the postwar constitution, Naruhito's personal delivery of the speech was clearly intended to humiliate the Japanese right wing.

At this moment, in a monarchical country, even though it is early spring with cherry blossoms in full bloom, there is still more sorrow among the crowd. Just like the cultural shaping of cherry blossoms and the fleeting nature of sorrow, when Naruhito said what he also agreed with, these guests saw an unfortunate puppet emperor who was held hostage and controlled by Lee Sung-ha.

People cried.

The sorrow of feeling like a rabbit mourning the death of a fox, of no longer being able to control one's own destiny, is quite intense at this time.

It was as if they had already foreseen their fate.

Li Xinghe made a hellish joke:

“They didn’t cry this much when Showa surrendered.”

“Naruhito is much more anthropomorphic than Showa.”

Hua Yingmei also sharply retorted through the Bluetooth headset.

When it was Li Xinghe's turn to speak, he immediately began to strike ruthlessly amidst the blooming cherry blossoms:

"The Japanese government is a very weak organization. It is incompetent, slow, and stupid. When it is oppressed, it can only swallow its anger. I still remember that when Trump imposed tariffs on the world and created trade barriers in 2025, the Japanese government could only foolishly want to talk to Trump. In the end, that foolish tariff policy was only reduced in part after the Democratic Party had a strong midterm election."

Li Xinghe actually raised a very strange question.

Even the South Korean government and its officials have a relatively strong fighting spirit and will do things. For example, they have never stopped competing with China in the industry, even though South Koreans have been completely trapped in the tens of trillions of dollars that evaporated during the multiple stock market crashes in the United States.

But the Japanese government is different.

They're like a lump of mud; no matter how much you bully them, they'll only ever try to compromise.

Therefore, when Li Xinghe openly cursed on stage, the guests below remained as quiet as chickens.

They thought to themselves, "Can't we just say that outright?!"

Li Xinghe emphasized loudly:

"Given this chaotic and incompetent state of affairs, our government's Discipline and Efficiency Department has its own set of digital algorithms to identify inefficiencies and errors in government operations. Our new department, under the leadership of Minister Aso, will identify departments that need rectification and hand over their mistakes to the prosecutor's office for strict punishment."

People continued to think to themselves, "This is a cherry blossom viewing party, not a political persecution event!"

But Li Xinghe spoke faster and faster:

"The first target of the government's Discipline and Efficiency Department's inspection is the Tokyo Customs. As the safety guarantee for the lives of 40 million people in Tokyo, it is responsible for the import and export of goods throughout the Kanto region."

Imported goods entered through this port, yet for several days, rice prices in supermarkets have continued to skyrocket, while imported rice from the Price Balance Committee has been blocked, using the so-called nonsensical quarantine reasons as an excuse. "We'll arrest Yoshiki Usugi first!"

A gust of cold wind blew, causing everyone to stagger and fall.

If this were America, people would just think it's normal, because Trump is known for his big mouth and causing trouble.

However, the last time Japanese politics saw such radical direct accusations against specific departments and individuals, even resorting to court, was probably during the Lockheed scandal following Kakuei Tanaka's downfall. Japan's last major political upheaval was the "black money scandal" during Kishida's era, which was clearly a political maneuver that allowed Kishida to find a pretext to force the dissolution of factions within the Liberal Democratic Party.

Under Li Xinghe's overwhelming murderous aura, even the cherry blossoms seemed like blades.

So the cherry blossoms bloom quickly, but people have no interest in appreciating them.

The police arrived just as the prime ministers sat down.

Kokubun Tsukiyo and Sato Airi, acting on Li Xinghe's instructions, presented interrogation warrants to several former prime ministers as prosecutors from the Eastern District Public Prosecutors Office.

"Former Prime Minister Kishida, as a member of the House of Representatives Agricultural Cooperative Promotion Consultative Alliance, please come with us."

Kishida Fumio was stunned. This was probably the first time he had realized that he had been captured by Li Xinghe.

"What did you say?"

"Please come with us. You will be questioned and investigated by the government's Discipline and Efficiency Department. Rest assured, our questioning and investigation will be conducted in the presence of prosecutors from the Special Investigation Department of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office."

Several police officers arrested Fumio Kishida and took him to an armored vehicle not far away.

Then came Yoshihide Suga, Toshimitsu Motegi, and even Shigeru Ishiba, all of whom were put into the car.

When the special police appeared and directly abducted several former prime ministers, forcibly dragging them into armored vehicles and taking them away like prisoners, regardless of the pretext used, the nature of the matter changed drastically when it was broadcast live to the Japanese.

When they heard that Li Xinghe arrested them because of the 'Agricultural Cooperative Alliance,' they realized that the agricultural cooperative was doomed.

Li Xinghe finally reached his breaking point and decided to take action against the entire agricultural cooperative alliance.

……

After leaving the cherry blossom festival, Li Xinghe got into an armored vehicle and went to capture Usuki Yoshiki.

At this moment, the mortar and pestle tree had already hidden itself.

Moreover, he hid with his own seal, authorization letter, official documents, and various data passwords.

He hid in a tin shack rented by a friend of a friend of his in a corner of Tokyo.

Given the capabilities of the Japanese police in the past, they certainly wouldn't have been able to find him.

At this moment, Yoshiki was still very happy:

"I'll teach you to cause trouble, I'll teach you to stage a coup! Now I've taken everything with me, the Tokyo customs is a mess, let's see how you answer the public when Tokyoites' lives are thrown into chaos and supermarket prices skyrocket..."

This was exactly the route to victory they had prepared: to drag things out until Tokyo was in chaos and Li Xinghe would have to back down.

Just as Yoshiki Usuki was rambling on to the gate, having reached a mental climax, an armored vehicle suddenly rammed straight into the gate in front of him!

boom!

The tin-roofed house was smashed to pieces, and several special police officers got out of the car. Li Xinghe got out of the car with a smile:

"Usuki Yoshiki, you're under arrest. Oh, so you left your computer, data, and all sorts of passwords here? You're quite sensible; this way we don't have to investigate everywhere."

Just as the police were taking away all the evidence, Yoshiki Usuki was still dazed and asking:

"how did you find me?"

Li Xinghe was already starting to worry about the intelligence of these old folks.

He pointed to the phone:

"Idiot, you use Sally's ride-hailing service every day, do you think I can't find you?"

Ride-hailing services are indeed convenient; a tap on your phone and you're there anytime. Therefore, becoming a ride-hailing driver has become a new career aspiration for many Tokyo residents. The only downside is that the industry is essentially monopolized by Chinese drivers on technical visas. Getting in requires joining a powerful organization like the Boxer Rebellion, finding a powerful figure to introduce you.

Therefore, Yoshiki Usuki's data account is readily available in Sally's backend data; his appearances and disappearances are clearly visible in the big data.

Yes, this is the breakthrough that breaks down the barriers of the times.

No matter how many times you calculate, no matter what ingenious methods you use—stealing, buying with someone else's ID, or using hidden points provided by a third party—as long as he keeps using Li Xinghe's Sally ride-hailing service, he will be exposed.

Li Xinghe reminded the old man:

"If you regularly watch American sitcoms, you should know at least a little bit about them. Or are you the kind of person who only watches a few fixed TV programs and Japanese dramas at fixed times throughout your life?"

Yoshiki Usuki doesn't even watch Netflix Japanese dramas, let alone American dramas.

Chinese viewers might ask, isn't this a tactic that's been overused in TV dramas? It's been over a decade, and there are countless unboxing cases in China and the US. In the US, there are even various unboxing websites that openly sell them.

But for Japan, a country that has always been conservative and where ride-hailing services are just beginning, this is a move that goes against common sense.

Many Chinese viewers can take a unique approach by watching Japanese dramas and observing the new crimes and investigative techniques written by Japanese crime drama writers. They will discover that even in 2025, Japanese dramas will not mention ride-hailing data, because the ride-hailing market in Japan will not be open at that time.

In highly closed-off Japan, even the screenwriters of crime dramas are quite closed-minded. Nowadays, there are very few good Japanese crime dramas that engage in classic mystery and seriously craft the cases. Instead, they're filled with formulaic team compositions, formulaic conflicts, formulaic political correctness, and formulaic case endings, lacking any real innovation. After all, these screenwriters themselves are outdated and haven't adapted to the times. The more they try to write plots for the younger generation, the more speechless and jarring it becomes for younger viewers.

After hesitating for a long time, Yoshiki Usugi blurted out:

"You actually stole my personal data..."

"Yeah, you idiot, I'm about to kill someone, isn't it normal for me to steal some data?"

Li Xinghe laughed in exasperation.

Yoshiki Usuki probably only realized at this moment that he too had been brainwashed by the Japanese media's echo chamber, mistakenly believing that stealing data was an extremely heinous act. Is stealing personal data really that serious? Li Xinghe was about to kill someone, yet his first reaction was to accuse Li Xinghe of monitoring his account data.

Just then, crying was heard from upstairs, and the woman and child were dragged down by the police.

"no, do not want!"

Upon discovering that his family members had also been arrested, Yoshiki Usuki was stunned into silence; the scene was more terrifying than anything he had ever witnessed in his life.

"You are lucky because you still have some value."

Li Xinghe waved his hand, and the team members in the courtyard drew their machetes.

The right-wing organization members who had escorted Yoshiki Usuki through his escape were dragged into the courtyard and, in front of Yoshiki Usuki, had their heads chopped off with a swift stroke of the knife.

The Juchu family, who had just been pleading for help, now looked like plucked chickens.

"It looks better when the whole family travels together, right?"

Li Xinghe patted the car door, took a few photos, and saw them off.

The entire family of Yoshiki Usuki, the head of the Tokyo Customs Service, was arrested by Li Xinghe and then disappeared from public view.

The Tokyo Customs, a high-ranking official in the Ministry of Finance, one of the top 10 in the hierarchy, was arrested and imprisoned by Li Xinghe along with his family without a sound.

With 40 million people and countless houses and vehicles in the Tokyo metropolitan area, finding the opposition within such a vast population is incredibly difficult. Unfortunately for them, Li Xinghe actually had access to the Sally Group's backend data.

The entire Sally Group

They not only provide ride-hailing services, but also food delivery, freight transportation, and even venturing into express delivery and logistics.

This large conglomerate, which is equivalent to a combination of Didi, Meituan, and Lalamove, and also connects to data from several express delivery and online shopping platforms, stores a vast amount of data that allows Li Xinghe to find almost any wealthy middle-class person he wants to track down.

Fortunately, all the high-ranking officials were considered wealthy middle-class individuals, so their travel patterns were completely exposed to Li Xinghe.

After catching the person, Li Xinghe said to He Yang, "Go, arrest Gao Shisanae as well."

Sanae Kaohsiung also led several thousand people in a far-right rally nearby.

They've been making a scene for days.

Xiao Chuzhang walked over and asked:

"Boss, how do we catch them?"

Li Xinghe waved:

"Teach them a lesson. Kill them."

"kill?"

"kill."

Sanae Takaichi represents the most stubborn and fanatical far-right in Japan. There's no point in talking to these people; just send armored vehicles in and hack and slash them.

Xiao Chu Zhang Da and He Yang led the armored vehicle team on another trip.

This time, Li Xinghe gave them a kill order.

So they drove their armored vehicles straight into Sanae Takaichi's location, crushing her with their wheels. The wheels rolled over her face, crushing her head, fracturing her thighs and ribcage, and causing countless cries of pain. The far-right lunatics experienced the raw, authentic iron fist of imperialism.

The armored vehicle crashed into the right-wing group's meeting place, and a large group of heavily armed special police officers with shields and swords jumped out of the vehicle.

It is said that strange Chinese songs were played at the scene, and someone was shouting something like "Chop the Japanese devils off with a big sword."