Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Anyway, their purchase price is fixed, and the subsidies are provided by the government. As long as they work with distributors to control the price, all the profits are theirs.

Li Xinghe has a series of arrangements for agriculture:

"We need to vigorously introduce immigrants and develop farms. As long as the population increases, we can revitalize the region, build new cities, and renovate infrastructure."

Li Xinghe intends to forcibly integrate local agricultural cooperatives and establish development farms in several severely abandoned areas of Japan through a model similar to the Production and Construction Corps. Hokkaido, in particular, is considered the only suitable area for mechanized farm development; significant efforts will be made to organize local farms to expand production and attract more migrant workers.

As for where the population came from?

Li Xinghe's instructions:

"We need to recruit farm managers in China, and unemployed laborers in remote areas of China, as well as rural areas in Vietnam and Myanmar. Ideally, they should all be able to speak Chinese characters, which will facilitate their education and naturalization."

There are so many college graduates in China who can't find jobs, especially those in agriculture-related fields. Coming here would be perfect for them.

Furthermore, the income situation of the rural population in China's vast land is not optimistic. Especially given the increasing competition for education and qualifications, many provinces now have low-educated people with poor incomes who are also in need of work.

For example, we could bring our impoverished brothers from the Liangshan Mountains, western Sichuan, northern Yunnan, and mountainous areas of Guizhou to work on farms here. Japanese agricultural machinery is quite good; it's much easier to farm with a tractor.

Moreover, the main agricultural workforce could easily be replaced by Burmese people, given that Myanmar's GDP per capita is worse than that of poor African countries, and its national economy is steadily declining. However, Myanmar also has a large Chinese population and a Chinese-speaking community, numbering between 5 and 600 million.

From a country with a per capita GDP of $1000 to a country with a per capita GDP of over $3, how could they not be incredibly successful?

can only say:

"If you don't plant it, plenty of others will."

The officials remained silent.

Why does Li Xinghe prefer people who understand Chinese?

Isn't that obvious? He himself is of Chinese descent, speaks Chinese better than his native English, so of course he prefers the Chinese-speaking population.

At the same time, the Japanese government actually prefers people who understand Chinese, since they use the same set of Chinese characters.

As for bringing in Burmese Chinese, that is an even more reasonable decision. Among the populations of Southeast Asian countries, only Myanmar has faced years of military junta war and earthquake disasters. As long as the Japanese government makes the offer, Burmese Chinese will definitely flock to Japan.

After much deliberation, the officials finally came up with a strategy:

“There are also many scattered people in the city who can move out. Tokyo subsidizes single women to marry outside the city.”

Tokyo already has laws in place to address the issue of excess population.

For example, a very famous one: There are many single women in the city, and if they are willing to marry outside the city, each of them will receive a subsidy of 60 yen. This subsidy is issued by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and is specifically used to clear out (drive away) single women in the city to the countryside.

The attitudes of the general public are unlikely to have an effect.

With the economy in such a terrible state, do you really have a choice?

Immigrant workers tend to have more children, and their work can be linked to infrastructure development, creating large-scale farm cities.

"If you don't give birth, everything you create and acquire will become someone else's."

As for the funding for the reforms, it will naturally come from the 100 trillion yen in assets of the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Central Treasury. In reality, it won't cost much money. Introducing immigrants often doesn't require spending money; it only requires leasing land, purchasing agricultural machinery, and establishing fertilizer distribution channels. Accommodation can also be provided by renovating abandoned old houses in old villages.

A comprehensive reform plan for agriculture was included in the "Five-Year Revitalization Plan".

After the new policies—expanding farms, consolidating land, introducing agricultural populations, and building new rural areas—were announced, Japan's elderly farmers gradually fell silent amidst a mix of emotions.

After all, these are policies that the Japanese government has been implementing for more than a decade, but they simply cannot be pushed forward due to the obstruction of agricultural cooperatives.

After Li Xinghe beat the landlords in the peasant association, the long-delayed reforms could finally begin.

Forced by gunfire, Japanese farmers had two options: rent out their land, recall their children and nephews to establish shareholding farms and recruit Chinese, Burmese, and other migrant workers; or abandon agriculture altogether and retire in the city.

As expected, the news caused an uproar among the public.

People deeply resented Li Xinghe's population importation plan, and even more so the Chinese-speaking population that was invading their hometowns, occupying their villages, taking their subsidies, and renovating their infrastructure.

As a result, protests continued incessantly.

Although they dare not cause trouble offline, their online resistance remains unabated.

Li Xinghe's humorous comments on social media:

“None of the policies I implemented were my original creations; they were all old strategies proposed by Japanese bureaucrats in the past. My only innovation was to strangle the agricultural cooperatives, thereby dismantling the powers of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and eliminating the obstruction of agricultural and forestry ethnic parliamentarians. Even so, they all came to scold me, saying, ‘Don’t eat my rice anymore.’”

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Author's note: Thank you all for your support. 4600 words. I couldn't finish writing it, so I cut a section and will post it this afternoon.

Chapter 710: Suggestion of Seppuku, Han Officials Governing the Country, Dictatorship of the World (5300 words)

"Catch them!"

Princess Tawara personally led the Tokyo Garrison Regiment, driving HMV armored vehicles and accompanied by a group of guards on XLR250R motorcycles, chasing after illegal protesters carrying banners and flags with the slogan "Anti-Li Xinghe" through the streets of Tokyo.

Classic Honda motorcycles roared through the streets as Self-Defense Force soldiers brandished batons, striking the protesters and eliciting screams of pain.

This scene is very familiar to the Indian immigrants, who have already consciously squatted down on the street.

Tawara Senjou once asked her mentor, Hayashi Yuko:

"Why do you support Li Xinghe? He is a foreigner, and more importantly, an agent of foreign interference."

Lin Youzi told her in a very firm tone:

“Japanese politicians are all useless; only he can truly change this country.”

After witnessing Li Xinghe's methods, Tawara Chikihime gradually came to believe her master's judgment and began to work diligently as Li Xinghe's subordinate in the United Front Command. She also frequently recorded the 'disloyal' words and deeds of her subordinates and reported them to Lin Youzi one by one.

After a full day of beatings, many soldiers' batons were bent askew, and only then did Princess Tawara Senjou give the order:

"withdraw troops."

Meanwhile, a 155mm howitzer was towed to the foot of the Norinchu Central Bank building, and a single shot blasted open the tightly closed doors. Military and police then filed in. Prosecutors, accompanied by their deputies, sealed all existing banknotes, data, and documents. The military and police then arrested key members to ensure no assets were lost. Employees transferred from the US-Japan Union Bank were responsible for on-site maintenance and checking asset records.

One by one, key personnel were brought out:

"Aki Ogasawara, the highest-ranking official at the Norinchu Bank, is under arrest!"

"Taro Kitabayashi, CEO of the Norinchu Bank, is under arrest!"

Dozens of employees from the financial and banking sectors were arrested, and the main members of the Norinchu Central Bank were now basically all captured.

Kitabayashi Taro also had some reservations about Li Xinghe:

"Something will happen to the stock market, and the investors will definitely..."

But the person leading the team told him:

"No. The stock market is very stable, and major trading companies are even working together to raise stock prices."

You can criticize him all you want, but when it comes to buying Li Xinghe's stock, you absolutely cannot hesitate, or you'll miss out.

"Why did this happen..."

"Because he's doing the right thing."

The little girl watching the play by the roadside suddenly said.

This was also part of the public opinion campaign orchestrated by Fuji Television and its affiliated media matrix to lay the groundwork for Li Xinghe's public image.

Japan needs a sufficient population and new economic growth hotspots; these are economic benefits that only Li Xinghe would care about and promote.

Absorbing a central treasury of agriculture and forestry is nothing special. It's just a routine survival tactic employed by capitalist countries.

The savings funds absorbed by the Central Agricultural and Forestry Bank mainly come from the agricultural and forestry sector, including funds from farmers, fishermen, various agricultural and forestry pension funds, distributors, intermediaries, and production companies. Now that the monopoly on centralized purchase and distribution has been abolished, it's only natural that these funds be used for other purposes. The 100 trillion yen in agricultural and forestry-related assets will become the financial anchor for the "Five-Year Revitalization Plan." It doesn't matter much if small capitalists flee Japan; the economic space they vacate can be divided among everyone.

Everyone thought this meant all the bad news had been priced in, and good news was just around the corner.

Japanese stocks are about to rise; if not now, when will you buy at the bottom?

Offline, the Self-Defense Forces relentlessly pursued and attacked those opposed to Lee.

Online, Li Xinghe was engaged in intense online battles with others, which caused him to develop high blood pressure.

Those responsible for using Li Xinghe's account to attack people include Gao Tiao Wuyue.

After learning that Li Xinghe was going to take over Japan, Gao Tiao Wuyue worked overtime to launch an online campaign, inciting online trolls, exposing and exposing people, and attacking from all sides, making the right-wing idiots dare not show their faces.

At her home in Qingshanzhuang, May had already been working for 12 hours.

In the living room, September was deep in thought, her head in her hands:

"If Xinghe-gege is going to become the Taiko of Japan, then our eldest sister is also... Kanpaku? Konoe? Minister? Huh? What was it again..."

Sister July reminded her:

"It's the style of the Imperial Palace in the Great Inner Palace."

"What is the Imperial Bureau Style?"

The two girls, who were not yet adults, certainly didn't understand.

July suddenly clapped her hands: "Isn't that the woman in the TV series who's 'ee-ya ee-ya' with the male lead?"

Takajo Satsuki blushed in the room.

However, she was busy with important matters.

Together with Li Xinghe, they used an extremely high-intensity online debate and a style of highly troll-like rhetoric that left the brainless right-wing trolls speechless, attracting tens of millions of views and effectively suppressing the online mobilization of anti-Li forces.

One person commented:

"If this continues, our country's agriculture will collapse! I don't want to eat foreign rice!"

Li Xinghe replied:

"You make it sound like the enforcement used to be strict. Japan's regulatory efforts have always been incredibly lenient. Because of the pressure from agricultural cooperatives, farmers have to work odd jobs to make a living and only farm in their spare time. That's why Japan uses the most chemical fertilizers in the world. Did you bring your vegetables home without washing them, and end up consuming too much fertilizer and ruining your brain?"

Another person commented:

Is Japan about to be filled with foreigners?

Li Xinghe replied:

"You haven't left your house for over a hundred years? Ever since the Black Ships incident. Well then, go ahead and commit seppuku. The Sanzu River is full of Japanese people."

Others commented:

"Chinese is going to become the national language of Japan in the future, alas!"

Li Xinghe replied:

"If you're so capable, don't use Chinese characters."

Public dissatisfaction is widespread in the workplace:

Why are all the new jobs being given to foreigners?

Li Xinghe replied:

"People who work create value; those who only vent online..."

Emotional people are worthless. You should get out of your parents' house and find a job as a mortar worker. It's only because I'm kind-hearted that I'd throw you, a piece of trash, into a collective farm for labor reform first.

The Japanese stared in disbelief at Li Xinghe. Offline, his tanks crushed the old man; online, he was locked in a fierce battle with the right wing, and even ten thousand right-wingers couldn't out-fire him. Li Xinghe always managed to find the most precise angle to break through the right wing's defenses, sending them to the hospital with a stroke.

The battle was exhilarating!

No one in Japan can out-argue Li Xinghe.

Taiko, win.

In some cases, he even inspired a peculiar sense of admiration among the Japanese.

Some compare Li Xinghe to Emperor Kōtoku during the Taika Reform, doing things that were unacceptable to everyone but were necessary to reform. Others compare him to Oda Nobunaga, who used highly imaginative governing methods to radically change Japan's stagnant status quo.

Of course, in the shadows beyond this, there are many dark aspects that cannot be spoken of directly.

Tsukishima Minami, leading a team of female police officers, quickly located the residence of an online KOL who opposed Li Xinghe.

"Found him, he's upstairs in this building. This guy is very aggressive, kill him, he's not suited for baiting and fishing."

They sent out signals.

Then, Fujihinako and Sasaki Toya, along with several female psychopathic killers, knocked on this person's door.

The online political commentator, who had never been visited by a woman before, saw a beautiful woman at his door asking for shelter. He couldn't help but chime in, thinking he was the male protagonist of this timeline, about to have a beauty by his side, embark on his path to power, and overthrow Li Xinghe.

Who knew that the female assassin who came to his door would, after he lowered his guard, stuff his mouth with a smelly sock, and then stab his crotch with a knife, leaving him in excruciating pain as he left.

The demoness is about to kill; Blood Night carries a knife.

Minami Tsukishima chewed gum and said to Sanjiro Saigo, Mayumi Saito, and others: