Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

The immigration political warfare team that escaped from the scene hid in gang territory.

Ou Huiling took out the identification document given to her by Li Xinghe:

"I'm from here!"

The Taipei-Tokyo Security Company, run by Higashikawa Koichi, oversaw tens of thousands of Japanese right-wingers exiled to Taiwan to dig trenches and squat on beaches. These Japanese right-wing laborers, residing in military camps on the Taiwanese beaches, quickly went their separate ways to find odd jobs and run businesses, acting independently. They reportedly even stole weapons from the military camps and got into several fights with local gangs.

The Bamboo Union gang's underlings immediately prepared a company and a fake identity for Ou Huiling.

The company's name is:

Xinhua Immigration Company for Japan!

Under pressure from the pro-independence government, Mitsubishi UFJ Bank has narrowed its channels for providing immigration loans. The remaining Taiwanese who want to immigrate will have to resort to gangs or smuggling themselves to Japan.

The Bamboo Union gang was happy to help send immigrants, as this way they could make money twice over.

If an ordinary person dared to defy the DPP government and do this kind of thing—sending eligible conscripts out of the country—they would definitely be punished.

But when faced with gangsters, the pro-independence government is surprisingly subservient.

The island's gangs have complex political stances, so Ou Huiling went out as a representative of an immigration company to promote the benefits of immigrating to Japan.

Even so, you can still see young violent groups running rampant on the streets, beating up mainland spouses, vandalizing shops selling mainland products, and demanding protection money.

People around her told her:

"Don't mess with them. Black Bear and Bluebird are both madmen like demons. They like to incite seventeen or eighteen-year-olds to risk their lives."

The Black Bear Unit is essentially a super-cosplay version of the Taiwanese Azov Battalion. However, while the Azov Battalion actually went to war, the Black Bear Unit's main battlefield was spreading rumors online and engaging in offline insults and provocations.

The term "bluebird" refers to the Green Camp youth group that is staunchly loyal to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). They are political opportunists who are afraid to fight but adept at causing trouble.

2030 October.

The ASEAN+3 (China, Japan and South Korea) meeting was held in Singapore.

At the meeting, China reached a new agreement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Japan, and South Korea on countermeasures regarding Taiwan.

"The Chinese government has fully informed governments of all countries that Taiwan’s customs imports and exports and the travel of Taiwanese people must not use so-called 'Republic of China' passports and documents, and embassies in various places will provide them with Chinese passport replacements."

In short, the Republic of China's name was completely abolished. All Taiwanese residents entering and leaving customs, as well as Taiwanese import and export goods, had to undergo document conversion and supervision by the Chinese side.

Companies that fail to comply with this order will be considered to be engaged in smuggling and will be severely punished.

In other words, China will not only block merchant ships passing through the Taiwan Strait, but also patrol the entire area around Taiwan.

After discussions, ASEAN, Japan, and South Korea have tacitly agreed to this policy and, effective immediately, will cease accepting Republic of China passports and orders.

"The unification process is unstoppable!"

On this day, the Taiwanese people had a good dream.

Things are stable now.

Just this year.

The boots have finally landed.

……

The next day, the Taiwan Strait was shaken. Taiwanese people who had slept soundly all night woke up in the morning to rummage through their clothes and rush to the airport and port.

Those with money and power go to America; those with money but no capital go to Japan; and those with neither money nor power try to go to Japan.

Li Xinghe still keeps the immigration window open, allowing them to be directed to designated planned cities that lack population.

Amid this chaotic uproar, the pro-independence government in Taiwan urgently issued a decree prohibiting ordinary people from leaving Taiwan unless absolutely necessary.

Unfortunately, the ruling ability of the pro-independence government has completely collapsed, and it is impossible to stop it.

Japan's immigration capacity is weak; when they planned emergency evacuations in the event of a Taiwan Strait conflict, they only planned for a few hundred thousand people. Therefore, Li Xinghe didn't pretend and directly dispatched six light aircraft carriers—the Ryujo, Hosho, Kaga, Izumo, Hyuga, and Ise—to rescue people. After the Lunar New Year, the carrier strike group appeared in the waters near Taiwan, accompanied by numerous coast guard vessels, and received large numbers of immigrants via barges before departing.

Many people were still asking after boarding the ship:

Are we going to Tokyo?

Unfortunately, it's not possible.

The crew told them:

“Kyushu, Shikoku, Kansai, Hokkaido, and many other places lacking young people have been designated as your resettlement areas.”

The public seemed to understand but not quite.

When the crew was processing their asylum cards, a chubby kid from the Black Bear unit screamed:

"Why is my nationality listed as 'Chinese'? I am Taiwanese!"

The police officers on the ship immediately surrounded them:

"You're not Chinese?"

"No."

The chubby boy answered decisively.

The officers shook their heads helplessly and said goodbye to him.

"I'm sorry, but if you are not, then we cannot fulfill the asylum treaty for you. Stateless persons are not within our scope of care."

Before the chubby boy could finish speaking, three or five burly men grabbed his arms, put a life jacket on him, and threw him overboard from the side of the coast guard vessel.

"what!!!"

The fat man screamed in the sea.

Japan Coast Guard personnel shouted to the Chinese Coast Guard officers not far away:

“There’s a non-citizen here who seems to have the mark of the Black Bear Academy on him. Take him back to his country!”

The coast guard immediately got excited.

This is a trophy from the list of die-hard pro-independence elements in Taiwan!

Bring him back to China? With his dark history as a member of the Black Bear Corps, how could he possibly survive there?

The fat man kept pleading and screaming in the sea:

"No! I'm Chinese! Please, I want to go to Japan!"

However, the large fleet simply abandoned him, allowing the Chinese coast guard to take him away.

Everyone on the ship felt as if they had been doused with a bucket of cold water.

But they were already on the ship, so they had no choice but to grit their teeth and keep going.

Soon, the people on the ship disembarked in Minamata City on Kyushu Island.

According to the plan made months in advance by Li Xinghe's Cabinet Immigration Office, they gradually settled in here and began their life in a foreign land.

From December to January, Li Xinghe spent money hiring various 10,000-ton cargo ships to dock at the ports of Yilan and Taitung. With the help of gangsters, he picked up Taiwanese immigrants who were trying to escape to Japan. At times, tens of thousands of people left in a single day, and the total number of immigrants in the month reached more than 600,000.

As China further tightens its policy toward Taiwan, Southeast Asian countries in the vicinity of the South China Sea seem to be showing signs of renewed restlessness.

Within the Coordination and Operations Command, a CIA intelligence report concerning the Philippines caught everyone's attention.

"According to US intelligence, the Philippines is trying to make a territorial deal with Taiwan, attempting to force Taiwan to recognize the islands in the South China Sea that they have acquired, and also seems to want to get involved in Seven Star Crags and move north into the Taiwan Strait."

This really gave the monkeys an opportunity.

Xiao Chuzhang, who had just returned from Ningbo, immediately said:

“We must stop them. We also have territorial claims to the Batan Islands in the Philippines.”

Li Xinghe pondered.

But Princess Tawara Chiki rejected the idea:

"The Japanese government cannot interfere in Taiwan; it would be too easy to cause international concern."

Furthermore, it involves the Philippines, which easily evokes memories of Japan's history of aggression.

Lin Youzi suddenly suggested:

"What about the Allied Forces' guise? Anyway, we're the Allied Forces, and nobody says we're allied with anyone." (Mei Youyou, you're not free, Lin Zaizai, not here...)

"What does Staff Officer Lin think?"

Zhang, a minor official, has presented himself with a large baton of authority.

Lin Youzi then devised a treacherous plan involving a body double:

"We will dispatch the Taiwan Unification Army under the jurisdiction of the Allied Forces, led by pro-China factions, to attack and occupy Green Island, Orchid Island, and Little Orchid Island on the east side of Taiwan. We will then move south to occupy Seven Star Crags, penetrate three thousand miles southwest to control the Dongsha Islands controlled by Taiwan, and further into the South China Sea to control Taiping Island controlled by Taiwan, preventing these valuable island resources from being occupied by countries such as the Philippines. Meanwhile, our Allied Forces' battle line will extend from Hokkaido all the way southwest, controlling the Whale Sea in the north and reaching the ocean in the south. Ten thousand miles of sea will be under our control!"

Li Xinghe's fingers lightly left marks on the map.

From the Whale Sea in the far north, we venture southward into the complex and divided South Pacific.

"The dragon flies...ten thousand miles..."

Chapter 777: Li Xinghe's Typical Fatherly Taste, US Troops Raise Red Flag on the Beach (5000 words)

2030 October.

Japan has entered a period of abundant labor supply. The influx of a large number of overseas immigrants and the decline in the price of basic necessities such as food have been smoothly reflected in basic industries such as catering, express delivery, and trucking. E-commerce platforms such as Pinduoduo, AliExpress, and JD.com have expanded their operations in Japan, and various small express delivery stations and food delivery stations have smoothly absorbed a large number of newly arrived workers, even forcing some factories to entrust the government with mandatory work arrangements.

at the same time.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government's National Townsmen Service Corps, acting as Lee Sung-ha's political representative, is responsible for disseminating opinion guidelines from the central government to townsmen service corps throughout the country.

The first bullet of 2030 was fired at the persistent problem of juvenile delinquency, which the Japanese government and police had eventually given up on.

"The New Year's campaign against juvenile delinquency begins now!"

Hiroshi Yajima, along with numerous other headquarters representatives who had been disguised as members of the Red Spear Society, launched the first order to eliminate bad boys from the nationwide town service corps:

“There are a lot of crazy kids who go to the countryside to set fire to farmland at agricultural settlements, harass and attack hardworking immigrants, and even indiscriminately attack and murder others under the pretext of so-called ‘honor killings.’ They’re really insane.”

Juvenile delinquency is a serious problem in Europe and America, with random killings being commonplace. Juvenile delinquency in Japan is also on the rise; the group arrested by Li Xinghe last year during his raid on the Toyoko Plaza in Kabukicho is still undergoing farm renovations, while a new batch of Toyoko-style abstract artists has already moved in.

The latest abstract bad boy has begun to take pleasure in honor killings, which infuriates the Ministry of Justice. Kazumi Shikamachi commissions Hiroshi Yajima to launch a nationwide crackdown on organized crime.

Incidentally, the Mizukage family is currently engaged in a fierce battle with other Supreme Court justices, arguing over which school of law in Japan is the most correct.

The message reached the public.

Many immigrant agricultural settlements have been notified to establish preventative monitoring and to keep a close eye on troublemakers.

The public's reaction to this is quite complex.

On the one hand, the influx of large numbers of immigrants has indeed caused intense civil conflict, but on the other hand, the increase in job opportunities and the media's policy of maintaining stability are also easing this confrontational situation.

People just found it strange:

"Politics these days is really strange. The government isn't a government, the prime minister isn't a prime minister, and the political parties aren't political parties. Even the Japanese aren't Japanese anymore."

The departments that are truly getting things done quickly are the newly established departments of Li Xinghe, such as the Cabinet Government Efficiency Department, the Cabinet Defense Equipment Agency, the Cabinet Agriculture Department, the Cabinet Immigration Department, and the Cabinet Central Treasury. These departments are staffed either by Chinese civil servants or by Japanese technocrats who were previously quite famous. Together, they are making great strides in governing the country.

The original Japanese government was considered lucky if it simply maintained the status quo and didn't collapse.

The same applies at the local level. The proactive political capabilities of town service corps have replaced the passive administration of local government offices, becoming an administrative tentacle extending from the central government to the local level, assisting in national governance. Capable individuals within these corps will then have the opportunity to be elected as members of parliament and advance their careers.

Some commentators even made bold jokes:

"Well, after all, our country's political system is quite unique. It's almost turning into a strongman-led communist country under the emperor..."

The former prime minister is now Japanese Prime Minister Ayako Aso, who handles national affairs as head of government. However, everyone knows that the real leader is Lee Sung-ha, the chief cabinet secretary; he is the true prime minister.

A prime minister can be changed frequently, but a prime minister is probably not.

In his governing style, Li Xinghe's paternalistic tendencies gradually became more and more apparent.

Masami Takikawa, Remi Tsutsumi, and Aimi Miyaji, as the officially designated press trio, reported the latest executive order in front of the Cabinet building:

"For those foreign students who squander their time in Japanese language schools and demonstrate deficiencies in intelligence, knowledge, and ability, a formal channel for complaints has now been provided to their parents. Once parents provide evidence that their child has been abusing tuition fees, threatening them, or staying at the language school for extended periods, the government will immediately intervene and forcibly send them to a farm in Hokkaido for moral education. Incidentally, the same applies to Japanese teenagers with a long history of criminal activity. They will relearn the meaning of being a person—through labor—in the cold winds and on the dairy farms of Hokkaido."

This is because many Chinese students only care about having fun after arriving, leaving their parents anxious and helpless.

It's very easy to tell if a group of Japanese language students are just here to have fun. They stay at a Japanese language school for a maximum of two years, and a normal person graduates in a few months. Anyone who hasn't graduated after more than two years is mostly a bunch of useless slackers who spend more time in bathhouses than in class. Just arrest them.

"Finally, the income from this moral education will be used to compensate hardworking parents for the huge expenses they incur for their children's extravagant lifestyles."

In addition to dealing with the troublesome fathers and their children, Li Xinghe is also tightening the crackdown on prostitutes in places like Okubo Park, requiring the police to strictly track them and establish a procedure for physical examinations and record-keeping after arrests to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

Beyond sexually transmitted diseases, efforts are also being made to regulate the workplace and broaden employment opportunities for women.