Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Li Xinghe couldn't help but smile:

"Feeling guilty is good, isn't it better that way?"

At this moment, Nan Jiaduomei's legs were tightly pressed together, and her shaved white tiger flower path was overflowing with moisture. Her legs were tightly stuck together, yet a stream of juice flowed out.

Nan Jiaduomei stopped Li Xinghe and took a small medicine box from the bathroom sink:

"Wait... this is the ovulation-inducing drug that Bluebird gave me. She said... she wanted to see her lover... being played with by her son-in-law while she was being played with by her daughter... Waaaaah~"

Li Xinghe picked up the ovulation-inducing drug, intending to put it into Nan Jiaduomei's small, fragrant lips, but felt that it would be impolite, so he placed the drug on the tip of his tongue and kissed Nan Jiaduomei.

Nan Jiaduomei's tongue traced the small pill in Li Xinghe's mouth. She had to swallow the fertility-inducing drug before the coating dissolved, so she anxiously hugged Li Xinghe's shoulders and stretched out her tongue to swallow the fertility-inducing drug along with the saliva from their kiss.

Standing with her hands gripping the bathroom sink, Minami Tamami, her own shapely buttocks exposed, watched her lover, Kannon Taki Aotori, being fiercely violated by her daughter. Streams of fluid flowed down her thighs, and she finally uttered a plea filled with both resentment and longing:

"Please...please fuck me."

Li Xinghe supported Nan Jiaduomei's jade buttocks with both hands, lifted his huge Xinghe, and thrust it into Nan Jiaduomei's glistening white tiger.

"Ah~ Waaaaah~"

Nan Jiaduomei instantly released even more fluids, panting heavily as she welcomed Li Xinghe, who was in a sense her son-in-law, as he continued to explore the depths of her flower path.

When Nan Jiaduomei was overcome with passion, she was like a loyal little bitch. As her desire swelled, she couldn't help but turn around and gently nibble at Li Xinghe's neck, offering her hands and hoping he would lick and nibble her nipples. The slight pain made it even more alluring.

At this point, Guanyinlong Qingniao's plan was complete.

The daughter is having sex with her mother, and the son-in-law is having sex with his mother-in-law's lover, achieving a great harmony in life.

When the sounds of intense sexual intercourse emanating from the bathroom, the sensual, slapping sounds alerted Higashikawa Yukami that something was wrong, it was too late.

Zayu Yukari failed to defeat Kannon Taki Aotori.

Instead, Guanyinlong Qingniao got her pleasure first, and then turned around and killed her daughter.

"You little brat, today I'll show you what Mommy's got to do! Ha!"

Higashikawa Yukami was outmaneuvered by her more athletic mother, who pinned her down on the bed and dragged over the fake toy that Guanyin Taki Aotori had made by replicating Li Xinghe's Big Star River.

The mother stretched out her nimble fingers and pinched her daughter's clitoris, which looked like a bunch of fish.

Higashikawa Yukami was immediately powerless to resist, crying and begging for mercy like a toyed girl:

"Ah! Ah! Ah! I won't do it again! Help! Xinghe, help me!"

However, in the bathroom, Li Xinghe was busy holding the fragrant Nan Jiaduomei and vigorously injecting white essence, so he didn't have time to save Xue Shijiang.

As a result, Yukimi-chan was played with by her mother until she fainted.

Then Qingniao easily got up and went to the bathroom, lovingly changed out of her Nan Jia Duo Mei, and continued to enjoy her wonderful holiday time together.

"Love Mommy, love her hard!"

……

The next day.

Several female special forces members helped Li Xinghe with his makeup to cover up the bite marks on his neck before he went to attend the Busan Four-Party Talks.

The US delegation included a group of deputy officials.

Led by U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Jacob Helberg, the delegation included Gregory Barbasya, Chief Information Officer for the White House Budget; Colin Carroll, Chief of Staff of the Office of the Deputy Secretary of Defense; and Patrick Witter, Director of the Office of Strategic Assets of the Department of Defense.

This delegation seemed rather strange at first glance. It consisted mainly of economic officials, including the Deputy Secretary of State, who was in charge of economic matters.

But thinking back to the previous reports that the US demanded Taiwan relocate key high-tech companies to the US, it seems quite reasonable. Their main business seems to be robbery.

The Chinese representative was still Wang, the South Korean representative was Hong Zhuangyuan, and the representative for Lee Sung-ha was Iwaya Takeshi—all familiar faces in the diplomatic arena.

Everyone sat together, seemingly on the verge of conflict, but when the discussion actually started, they all spoke in a lukewarm manner, each saying their own thing without any sharp remarks.

The Americans were as quiet as chickens, sitting there like puppets.

Li Xinghe was starting to have doubts:

"What's going on? Are Americans really that kind?"

What the Americans didn't expect was that, because of their bizarre behavior, after the daytime meeting, the foreign ministers of China, Japan, and South Korea huddled together in a room, secretly discussing what the Americans were up to.

"The Americans are definitely up to something."

"The United States has never been as docile as it is today..."

"Does that mean Americans would become normal people if there were no US military, FBI, DHS, or CIA personnel?"

Those of us who have dealt with the US countless times definitely don't believe the US would be so honest.

Li Xinghe's communicator rang.

He raised his finger:

"Shh..."

Immediately afterwards, the loud noise of Americans chatting in American English came through the communicator.

Everyone's eyes nearly popped out:

"You've been spying on America..."

"Shh..."

The level of the U.S. Secret Service is notoriously terrible.

Of course, Li Xinghe wasn't foolish enough to simply plant a bugging device inside; even the most incompetent Secret Service would check. He simply had someone insert miniature spyware directly into the American's phone.

The method was hilarious: they sent people to the airport entrance to tell these Americans to scan a QR code on Google Chrome to follow Busan Airport's YouTube channel, which offered a special tax refund channel for diplomats—they could get a full refund on their purchases. So almost all the American diplomats scanned the QR code, just to get the special airport tax refund, saving each of them several hundred dollars, and they ended up installing Li Xinghe's miniature spy app everywhere.

Then, a scene unlike anything the world had ever witnessed before appeared.

The foreign ministers of China, Japan, and South Korea stood together watching Li Xinghe pull out his phone, and they all eavesdropped on a live broadcast of a discussion within the US ambassador's team.

After being adjusted by the back-end staff, the sound from the communicator gradually changed from noisy to monotonous.

Has the meeting started?

"Secret Service, activate signal jamming to prevent eavesdropping."

"Meeting, let's now discuss the results of the first day of diplomacy."

"East Asian countries probably still mistakenly believe that we want to maintain localized peace, right?"

Upon hearing this, the Americans burst into laughter, while the other side fell silent.

Everyone was stunned.

Huh? Isn't that right?

So why are you here to speak up for the pro-independence government in Taiwan?

Do you send peanuts?

However, the direction of their discussion that followed left members of the traditional diplomatic camp even more confused.

They were actually discussing how to plunder Taiwan's industries and economy.

Barbasia emphasized:

"Taiwan's economy has a total of US$2 trillion in foreign debt, of which US$1 trillion is held by private investors, US$700 billion by insurance companies such as Taiwan Life Insurance, and the remainder is scattered in various places. If we can take advantage of the Taiwan Strait crisis to directly reduce this US$2 trillion debt, it means that we will suddenly have an additional US$2 trillion in fiscal space and save US$100 billion in debt every year. This will greatly alleviate our current fiscal difficulties."

Deputy Secretary of State Helberg stated bluntly:

"Yes. There is no doubt that Taiwan has gradually become a liability in our defense strategy. We should take advantage of the fact that the mindset of East Asian countries has not yet changed and force Taiwan to accept our peace terms as soon as possible. This would reduce the write-down of US debt, save on debt interest, and ease the White House's financial burden."

The foreign ministers of the countries involved in the wiretapping had stiff expressions.

Among them, or rather behind them, there exists a considerable force that blindly believes in the United States. Even within China, groups of people who admire the US exist in large numbers across the country. This is not to mention the amount of US debt held by various countries in a dollar-centric global economy.

China is doing relatively well, having been continuously reducing its debt, but the Japanese yen and South Korean won are tied up in a large amount of US debt.

The three countries combined hold approximately $2 trillion in US debt.

It is roughly equivalent to the abnormally large amount of US Treasury bonds held by Taiwan.

Simply put, this $2 trillion in foreign debt has reached 230% of Taiwan's GDP.

Correspondingly, the assets held by Taiwan's life insurance industry have reached 150% of Taiwan's GDP.

Why is it so crazy?

This is because Taiwan has consistently reinvested its earnings from exports to the US into US Treasury bonds, stocks, and other market bonds. After all, they've earned so many dollars that they have nowhere to spend them. When domestic investment became insufficient and the banking sector struggled to absorb the profits, the Taiwanese government proactively intervened, promoting the Taiwanese insurance industry as an alternative to banks. This allowed the insurance sector to reinvest its earned dollars into US Treasury bonds, resulting in a surge in these investment-like insurance investments.

Some might ask, with so much money, why not import more to improve people's livelihoods?

This is because the pro-independence government in Taiwan is extremely resistant to importing Chinese products, actively creating obstacles to prevent affordable Chinese industrial goods from entering Taiwan. They would rather spend money on US Treasury bonds than expand imports to improve people's livelihoods. This leaves the public sighing over overpriced cars like Luxgen, leading to exorbitant prices, shortages, and even a monopolistic industry for motorcycles on the island.

In this way, with nowhere to spend their earnings, they have no choice but to give them to the United States. This creates a double cycle of exploitation: exporting to the US to earn dollars, then handing those dollars over to the US. Taiwanese people are handing over their hard work to the US-led economic order as a guarantee of false security. At the same time, they are conforming to the myth of the 'absolute security of the dollar' created by the US, constantly dismantling their own financial defenses and investing more and more of their national profits into the US bond market.

The Taiwanese public's perception of earning NT$35,000 upon graduation and the stagnant situation of 20 years is related to the continuous relocation of Taiwanese companies and the constant repatriation of Taiwanese earnings to the United States.

"I'm so..."

Li Xinghe had a headache.

If the US were to seize this dollar asset, worth nearly three times Taiwan's GDP, it would be a huge mess.

For countless Taiwanese, their life savings—retirement money, medical insurance, bank deposits, and other savings—are all tied up in this. Now, with a snap, the US is blackmailing the Taiwanese government into reducing their savings, wiping it all out. For many, their life's savings have vanished into thin air.

Li Xinghe dispatched airships to the Tamsui River to break the riverbed, actually in order to protect the pensions, insurance, and bank savings of the Taiwanese people.

This is probably a kind of dark humor in a sense.

The American on the communicator was still bragging:

"This is the lesson of the importance of maintaining the stability of the national economy."

Takeshi Iwaya and Shigeru Ishiba's expressions immediately turned sour, and Moon Jae-in beside them also seemed thoughtful. These veteran politicians suddenly sensed something was amiss.

Soon, Director Patrick and Director Carroll began to envision an even larger, more ambitious future:

“Once the Taiwanese government agrees to the reduction, we can consider deliberately undermining the economic stability of Taiwan’s life insurance industry and completely triggering Taiwan’s economic crisis.”

Yes, Taiwan has agreed to the reduction, turning decades of savings into nothing. The United States will definitely label Taiwan as a "junk bond" country, thus detonating an economic bomb on the island.

There is no protection.

Only squeezing and squeezing.

Deputy Secretary of State Helberg's goals are even more ambitious:

"And then there's Japan. Japan's life insurance industry is similar to Taiwan's, both accounting for a significant proportion of social wealth. Japan's nine major insurance companies hold 72% of the country's dollar-denominated debt assets. Moreover, they have close ties with Taiwan's life insurance industry. If Taiwan is bombed first, the chain reaction of explosions will affect Japan, thereby creating an Asian economic crisis."

Carroll added:

"That's right. Japan's political and military actions over the past two years have been extremely alarming. Unfortunately, this young Japanese ruler seems to have forgotten that his yen is appreciating rapidly against the dollar. This means that his nine major Japanese life insurance companies, which hold 72% of their assets in US Treasury bonds, will certainly suffer significant losses this year. If the financial bomb in Taiwan explodes, these nine bombs will blow the whole of Japan to smithereens!"

Japan's life insurance industry holds a massive amount of social wealth, approximately 300 trillion yen. If this crappy industry were to collapse along with Taiwan's life insurance industry, and also implicate the three major banks, then Li Xinghe would really have to consider implementing a controlled economy and feeding the people potatoes and sweet potatoes.

Several ambassadors looked at Li Xinghe.

Now, Li Xinghe's smile vanished.

The previous 300 trillion yuan life insurance bubble hadn't burst, so they could still distribute domestically produced rice to single mothers and their children. But if it bursts, Li Xinghe will only be able to feed them sweet potato porridge.

Taiwanese immigrants are doomed too.

The whole plan is going to go wrong.

"South Korea's economy is becoming more unstable."

South Korean Foreign Minister Hong Jang-won was ashamed.

"The level of crisis in Hong Kong's insurance industry is even greater than that in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan."

Old Wang was furious.

Following discussions among several high-ranking US economic officials, Asian economies are now considered to be inextricably linked.

They envisioned:

"In fact, by 2026, we had already caused the US dollar to fall by 20% due to interest rate cuts, which forced the corresponding currencies to appreciate, causing China, Europe, Japan, and South Korea to suffer heavy losses. The Japanese were forced to devalue their currency significantly, and as a result, their economy almost self-destructed for the second time. We have to admit that, due to such mistakes, Li Xinghe unexpectedly found an opportunity to usurp power."

The significant depreciation of the US dollar in 2026 was indeed a prerequisite for Li Xinghe's gradual rise to prominence in 2027.

But the Americans want to do it again:

"If we could choose to go to war during the Taiwan Strait crisis, perhaps we could use the explosions in Taiwan's life insurance industry and the series of explosions in Japan's nine major life insurance companies, along with South Korea and Hong Kong, to push the economies of South Korea and China into an economic crisis in one fell swoop. In this way, we could take the opportunity to make the US dollar depreciate again on a large scale. We believe that as long as the US dollar depreciates by another 15%, we can reduce the pressure of US$50 trillion in US debt to a more easily bearable level."

Because of the excessive debt burden of the US government, they will push for the continued depreciation of the dollar, siphoning global wealth to pay for their own debts.