Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

However, allowing Chinese peacekeeping troops into Australia would be problematic. They are enemies of socialism; how can they be expected to maintain order on the streets of Western countries?

The former was the slaughter of capitalist democracy.

The latter is communist peace.

European countries are now facing a common dilemma: do they want the weeds of capitalism or the seedlings of socialism?

Germany's opinion is completely useless.

French media, on the other hand, were jumping up and down, encouraging neighboring Britain to "resist strongly," "fight to the end," and "go to war with the despicable Li Xinghe" for the sake of Commonwealth members! They photoshopped the Allied dragon flag under the Commonwealth flag, urging Britain to send troops immediately, practically cheering on the British army and hoping they would send their men to East Asia.

After holding back for several days, the British government avoided mentioning the 'K-Day massacre' at a press conference, instead referring to it as a 'rather wrong and radical riot control action'.

What they talked about at length, however, was the presence of Chinese peacekeeping police in Australia, which they deemed absolutely unacceptable, and they even quoted famous sayings on the spot:

"We would rather Australia and New Zealand fall into Japan's hands than let them be taken away by China."

As for the media's persistent questioning and citations of French newspaper accounts, this drew collective ridicule from the British media:

"France? The French are utterly useless. When African nations formed an anti-French community, the French ran away faster than anyone else. If the American army wanted to find them, they had to predict the French army's escape route; otherwise, they could only find yesterday's French army footprints in today's French army camps. All they do is draw those satirical cartoons every day, and then get their heads chopped off by extremist Muslim terrorists."

In short:

Starving to death is a small matter; surrendering to the Communists is a big matter.

So what to do?

How can we prevent Australia from joining the Communist Party?

The British Royal Family has come up with an absolutely bizarre and laughable strategy:

"Charlotte Elizabeth Diana was bestowed the title of Princess New Zealand & Australia, and at the invitation of the Japanese Imperial Family, she was appointed as a special envoy of the British Royal Family on a short state visit to Tokyo."

Princess is generally translated as princess, queen, or royal consort, primarily referring to a person of power. However, adding a place name tends to suggest the latter, namely the royal consorts of Australia and New Zealand.

This trip includes not only Princess Charlotte, but also former Prime Minister Sunak, who is also a member of the delegation and is preparing to fly to Tokyo.

The newspaper groups on Fleet Street in Britain ridiculed it relentlessly:

"Send a princess to Tokyo, offer up Australia and New Zealand, and the dispute will be over. Perfect! Britain! When will you bestow the title of Queen of Scotland upon another princess, to Beijing or Seoul?"

"The men only know this one trick: wherever the Japanese invade, they hand it over."

The media's nagging soon ended.

Because the newspaper groups behind them had issued orders forbidding them from making such sarcastic and mocking remarks about their masters.

The real British gentlemen don't care about princesses or anything like that, nor do they really care who controls Australia and New Zealand.

Through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they had already informed Li Xinghe of their political needs in advance.

Iwaya Takeshi reports to Li Xinghe: Mei misses you but is busy. Lin Zaizai is not here...

"They want the RMB, they need a large RMB quota, and they need to join an organization with significant RMB settlement capacity. They must try to link the pound and the RMB as soon as possible. London is the world's largest RMB foreign exchange trading center, but its daily clearing capacity is only 5-600 billion RMB, while its daily dollar transactions are as high as trillions. The British want to save themselves as soon as possible before the dollar depreciates."

Upon hearing the true purpose of the damned British guy, Li Xinghe couldn't help but fall off the sofa.

Shameless!

Really shameless.

When you think the British are already shameless, their true, even more shameless purpose is actually hidden behind their shameless behavior.

Not only was Li Xinghe shocked, but Ayako Aso, Eimi Shikami, Tenpei Mizukage, and the rest of the cabinet were all speechless.

The irony is that while Britain verbally criticizes Li Xinghe, war criminals, and aggressors, it secretly seeks him out, hoping to invest in the RMB. To this end, it might even consider using the ownership of the monarchies of Australia and New Zealand as collateral, or even as part of the deal.

After a long period of criticizing Li Xinghe, they are now resorting to the old trick of saying "starving to death is a small matter, surrendering to the Communists is a big matter" while secretly asking Li Xinghe for help to expand the RMB trading capacity.

By putting on a shield that says they will never side with the Communist Party, they can secretly side with the Communist Party.

This reflects the political morality and sense of shame held by British politicians.

Li Xinghe couldn't help but ask:

How did they know I could exchange RMB here?

Don't ask, the British just can tell.

They knew about Li Xinghe's relationship with China, and that he possessed a large amount of RMB, especially his control over channels for converting assets into RMB. Many astute individuals should now belatedly realize this. This is evident in Li Xinghe's hasty entry into the BRICS organization and his attempt to bring China into the CP/TPP, a strategic exchange, which gradually reveals his true intentions.

For intelligent people around the world, the expectation that the United States is trying to devalue its dollar in order to get rid of the burden of being the world's currency and expand its fiscal space for US debt is becoming increasingly clear.

One smart person after another is urgently looking for ways to transfer their assets, and the Japanese yen, as the world's cheapest financing channel, is the best path for them to try to get rid of their dollar assets and escape.

"They just know anyway."

Iwaya Takeshi also didn't know.

You may look down on the British for their foolish domestic policies, but their financial and diplomatic intelligence and methods are indeed very shrewd, so shrewd that it's disgusting.

You say the British are really shrewd and shameless? They actually lack the means to contact Li Xinghe. In fact, because the screenwriter of "The Prime Minister" gave them random suggestions to ridicule the royal family and the government, they actually thought that sending the princess to Tokyo was a good way to make contact.

You could call them incompetent or foolish, but the shrewd capitalists of the financial district always manage to find new ways to survive. The US isn't even completely dead yet, and they're already secretly trying to align themselves with the RMB camp.

Li Xinghe rubbed his forehead, looking quite troubled.

"So how should we receive this little princess, and the delegation including Sunak?"

Cabinet ministers, along with Hana Emi, Tenpei, and Ayako Aso, all gave him the cold shoulder.

"Um...do you need our guidance on this?"

Aren't you best at this kind of thing?

Picking up a 15-year-old princess is a piece of cake.

Even Takajo May whispered, "It's hard to imagine you need us to teach you how to pick up girls."

have to.

Li Xinghe had no way to express himself.

What he really cared about was how to negotiate with Sunak.

As one of the first European financial nations to foresee another major devaluation of the dollar, Britain's financial district was already in a state of panic. Everyone was secretly disposing of their dollar assets, buying and selling their dollars everywhere.

British financiers, at this moment, were eager to don their stiff-brimmed military caps, grab their Little Red Books, and rush to the gates of the Chinese Embassy in London to shout:

"I can negotiate, I can also defect to the Communists!"

Chapter 850: Busty Duchess, Lolita Princess, and the Brainwashing Election Information Cocoon (5900 words)

A Boeing 777-300ER wide-body passenger plane flew across the cold sky and landed at London Heathrow Airport.

This is a passenger plane that the Japanese government has been leasing for a long time. It is usually used for the prime minister's travels and visits. This time, it was borrowed to politely invite the British royal family's princess and delegation to express Japan's sincerity.

Why don't we have our own plane?

Because the British government no longer has any long-haul passenger planes available for diplomatic visits.

It's that shabby.

At the airport entrance, the pitiful 15-year-old Princess Charlotte never imagined that a sarcastic remark from a TV screenwriter would determine her fate.

She was about 1.68 meters tall, quite tall for her age, and wore a royal dress and light blue high heels. Her long, dark brown hair was braided, and her pretty face, which seemed to be developing into a mature woman, still had a touch of childishness. There were also glistening tear tracks around her cute big eyes. I never imagined that she would have to leave her hometown in just a few days.

Of course, due to Kate Middleton's bizarre and unexpected series of strange problems, Princess Charlotte did not miss London, but was a little afraid of the rumoredly very fierce Li Xinghe.

In front of her was her governess, Ms. Churchill, 27 years old, a Cambridge graduate with both bachelor's and master's degrees.

She was about 1.72 meters tall, with long golden hair braided into thin braids that fell over her shoulders. She had a dignified and composed oval face, two bright blue eyes like a lake, and slightly pursed red lips, which showed the dignified character and capable ability of a sophisticated noblewoman.

She kept giving instructions beside the plane:

"Note: This negotiation is extremely important, as it concerns the life and death of Great Britain's financial industry... Those deputy heads of various departments, please don't try to hitch a ride on this private jet; we don't have that many seats."

A large group of elderly British nobles and deputy heads of various departments wanted to hitch a ride on a private plane to Tokyo, but the lady leading the group firmly refused.

As everyone prepared to board the plane, they discovered that this meticulously organized lady possessed an incredibly good figure beneath her wide, sky-blue dress. Her curves were encased in the conservative aristocratic gown, while her slender waist accentuated her figure, making her almost worthy of the title of goddess.

"Let's go, our destination is Tokyo. We're about to meet the most ruthless dictator in the world."

As she spoke, she forcibly closed the aircraft passageway and forced a large group of people who had tried to freeload off the plane.

After flying for several hours over the Arctic, the plane landed in Yili, Xinjiang, China, for a short resupply, before flying to Tokyo.

It was evening when Li Xinghe, arm in arm with Shang Qiujia and accompanied by the beautiful and aging Aiman, greeted the group of old men from England at the airport.

The first to disembark were the various officials from the British Foreign Office.

The official in charge of the emcee's introductions introduced Li Xinghe and Shang Qiujia as follows:

"This is His Excellency Edward Fields Holland, Duke of Norfolk, who has long been the Master of Ceremonies in charge of royal coronations."

"And this is...?"

A large group of old British nobles hopped up to Li Xinghe, each of them with names that were dozens of letters long, and Li Xinghe couldn't remember a single one of them.

Until an elegant and dignified lady disembarked from the plane.

"This is Olympia Spencer Churchill, Baroness Churchill, granddaughter of the 12th Duke of Marlborough and James Spencer Churchill. She is also the governess of Princess Charlotte. Her mother is from the House of the Dukes of Norfolk."

Li Xinghe was equally shocked as he looked at the woman...

What a broad mind! Combined with the elegant and dignified demeanor of this English aristocratic woman, nice, so nice.

There is a kind of King Arthur, with a touch of the Queen's dignified and approachable demeanor, and Merlin's wisdom and intelligence combined to create a perfect lady.

Li Xinghe asked in surprise:

"It's Prime Minister Churchill's..."

Baroness Olympia Churchill answered hastily:

"relative."

Actually, if you really want to calculate it, the relationship goes through several layers. Prime Minister Winston Churchill himself was the third son of the 7th Duke of Marlborough. As the second son of a noble family, he had no title to inherit and had the opportunity to become the Duke of London, but he declined. Olympia, on the other hand, was a 12th-generation duke.

Then came Princess Charlotte, who followed in the footsteps of Kate Middleton and Princess Diana.

The tall princess jumped off the plane and shook hands with Li Xinghe.

"This is Princess Charlotte Diana."

Li Xinghe couldn't help but think of the British female exchange student character often seen in Japanese manga.

This is a female teacher paired with a tall, flat-chested loli, quite like a Japanese anime.

Princess Charlotte's first impression of this man, who was said to be 'the most evil, the most insane, and the most vicious man in East Asia,' was alright.

But for some reason, his gaze swept lightly across Princess Charlotte's face before turning back to Duchess Olympia.

At this moment, Shang Qiujia lightly kicked Li Xinghe to express her dissatisfaction, and then whispered in his ear, "I'm pregnant with my second child. Don't ask me for help if you want to pick up girls."

On the other side, the witch Ayman, watching Li Xinghe being forcefully controlled by the British aristocratic demeanor and the British cow, gritted her teeth and warned him in a low voice:

"Oh, I'm also thinking about having a second child."

Li Xinghe quickly coughed twice, giving these two disrespectful women a heads-up:

"Ahem, we're out here, so give us some face."

Aiman ​​and Shang Qiujia, however, said in unison:

"If you were at home, you wouldn't be getting out of bed tonight."

"Yes, yes. It seems you still have a lot of energy."

Li Xinghe was embarrassed, but not ashamed or angry.

Although she couldn't understand Japanese, Baroness Olympia covered her mouth and chuckled softly:

"It seems you still have quite a few problems to deal with."

Li Xinghe shrugged and guided them:

"Please come to the accommodations we have arranged. You will be staying at the Imperial Palace for the time being; it's safe there."

As for the large group of British feudal nobles, Li Xinghe left them to be received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. After all, their purpose in coming was simply to go on a shopping spree in Tokyo.

As a monarchy, Britain has managed to cultivate the illusion of being a pioneer of democracy in public opinion, thus covering up the messy problems created by the British royal family, dukes, and nobles.

As the country that has preserved the most feudal system, Britain is particularly adept at packaging its stale and outdated ideas into a beautifully presented "Stargazing" treat for foreign admirers.

Looking at this bunch of aristocratic remnants, it seems hard to believe that the British Empire had become democratic.