Joining Tiandao Company: Starting by mending a zombie world

"Aisin Gioro, Hui Ji?" Chu Sheng was startled, then suddenly realized.

That's right.

Manchukuo and Japan colluded, that's history for sure!

Aisin-Gioro Huiji wore a crimson-purple cheongsam with piping, her hair styled in an old-fashioned bun, and adorned with a kingfisher feather phoenix hairpin.

The phoenix's eyes are two deep red gems, which are very valuable.

Her face was covered by a thin black veil, through which one could vaguely see the outline of her features, but not her true appearance.

She has a slender figure, but her walking posture is a bit strange, like she walks with a twisted body like in TV dramas, just like a little devil.

Jiujing sat down in the main seat, and Huiji sat on the specially added embroidered stool next to him, nodding to Chusheng.

"Please be seated, everyone." Kuji waved his hand, a smile on his face as usual. "This banquet is to welcome Sasaki-kun and wash away the dust of his journey."

Chu Sheng picked up his wine glass, thanked her, and his gaze was drawn to Hui Ji's fingers.

The woman had long, slender fingers, but her nails were an unhealthy grayish-white color.

In the original world, Chu Sheng could see it as a woman's manicure, but here, he felt that Hui Ji was sick, seriously sick.

"Sasaki-kun... is something wrong with me?" Hui-hime noticed Chu Sheng's gaze, turned to him, and asked in perfect Japanese.

"Madam's Japanese is very good!" Chu Sheng was startled and cleverly changed the subject.

"Ha ha…"

Before Hui Ji could reply, Jiu Jing laughed:

"Sasaki-kun, you may not know this, but my wife was born and raised in Tokyo and is no different from the women of our Great Japanese Empire."

Chu Sheng chuckled and exchanged a few polite words.

Afterwards, the food and drinks were served one after another. The topics of conversation were nothing more than clichés such as "holy war" and "co-prosperity," mixed with the clumsy flattery of the chairman and the stiff lectures of the Japanese advisor.

Chu Sheng occasionally responded with a few words, but his mind was entirely on the princess and Jiu Jing.

After a few rounds of drinks, Kuji suddenly raised his glass to Chu Sheng: "Sasaki-kun, you've come to China representing them! What are your thoughts?"

they?

Chu Sheng was taken aback. Who were they?

"Snapped!"

Seeing that Chu Sheng remained silent, Jiu Jing's expression suddenly turned cold, and he slammed his hand on the table.

The wine glass was slammed down, followed by the dull thud of a hand striking hardwood!

Everyone present was shocked. The chopsticks in the chairman's hand fell to the ground with a "clatter".

Chu Sheng was also taken aback by this sudden outburst.

Then an absurd thought flashed through my mind: "This table... is definitely made of solid wood."

When he looked up, everyone had already hurriedly left their seats, leaving only him and Princess Huiji still sitting.

"Are you really going to just hand over the land that we frontline soldiers fought and died to fight for to the Chinese? Don't you have any conscience?"

Kujiro roared in fury, his eyes bloodshot, like a lone wolf ready to devour its prey at any moment.

He didn't want to leave the battlefield and go back to being a useless person!

Chu Sheng instantly understood who "they" Jiu Jing was referring to.

In the later stages of World War II, the local government of Little Baka was in dire straits, and the local government split into two factions:

One faction wanted to fight on regardless of the consequences, even if it meant burning their boats.

One faction wanted to consolidate its forces, hold onto key towns, and even retreat back to its homeland.

The former was too risky and would not receive the Emperor's support; the latter was not accepted by the young bastards at the front.

Chu Sheng plays Sasaki Junzaburo, who is a military supervisor sent from the rear.

Although his official rank wasn't high, he had the power to report on others behind their backs, the kind of power that could send Jiujing home at any time!

"No wonder this bastard treats me so well; it turns out I'm his adopted father."

Chu Sheng felt a wave of relief wash over him as he examined his pulse. His earlier tension instantly dissipated. Now, he was no longer afraid.

Damn it! Now, I'm the boss!

Chu Sheng looked up and met Jiu Jing's angry eyes.

He wanted to see clearly what made this ruthless killer so different.

It turned out that this devil was no different from ordinary people; he was simply a bully who preyed on the weak.

"I'm sorry, Sasaki-kun, I lost my composure."

Jiujing did not expect that Chusheng would remain calm under his powerful aura, so he quickly pretended to be drunk and apologized.

"Colonel Kujii, don't worry, I support the war effort!" Chu Sheng stood up and said sincerely.

"You?" Kuji was stunned, unable to believe his ears—there were actually people on the island who supported the fight!

Chu Sheng said, "My soldiers are all fearless warriors who will not retreat without a fight, even if they all perish."

Upon hearing Chu Sheng's words, Jiu Jing felt a strange sense of emotion welling up inside him.

He gave Chu Sheng a big hug, tears and snot streaming down his face.

"Idiots, if you all go back, how are we supposed to get revenge?" A hint of hatred flashed in Chu Sheng's eyes.

Jiujing participated in the massacre; his death a hundred times would not be enough to appease public anger.

"Good! Good! Good!" Jiujing didn't hear Chusheng's inner thoughts. He wiped away his tears and clapped his hands.

"Clap clap clap..."

After a few sounds, a series of hurried footsteps came from outside the door.

Two Japanese women dressed in kimonos walked in.

"Sasaki-kun, thank you for your support."

"Tonight, I'm going to give you the most beautiful Japanese woman in Gantian Town for your amusement. I hope you like it!"

Chu Sheng was taken aback. Did this mean he was to have one king and two queens?

The problem is, if you're going to give a gift, give something nice.

One of the women had bowlegs and couldn't stand up straight; the other was cross-eyed and was afraid of bumping into telephone poles while walking.

Most importantly, all the female bastards of this era have syphilis, it's disgusting, and whoever touches them is doomed!

"Thank you for your kindness, Colonel, but I already have a lover back home, and she will not allow me to touch other women."

Chu Sheng didn't want to get a disease, so he politely declined Jiu Jing's offer.

"Hehe..." Jiujing chuckled, "Don't worry, they are both very professional. No one will know, and it certainly won't get back to the island."

Chu Sheng still insisted on refusing.

Jiujing frowned, clearly unhappy.

At this moment, Yu Dahai leaned close to Chu Sheng and whispered his advice:

"Sasaki-kun, please don't let Colonel Kui's kindness go to waste. Just take him back and deal with him casually."

Chu Sheng glared at Yu Dahai with displeasure and said angrily:

"Baka! As a soldier of the Great Japanese Empire, how could I possibly act so carelessly? I must remain loyal to my girlfriend!"

Yu Dahai was so scolded that he had no temper left, and he took a step back, feeling both amused and exasperated.

Upon hearing Chu Sheng's words, Jiu Jing not only wasn't angry, but instead revealed a satisfied smile:

"As expected of the warriors of my great Japanese Empire, they are brave, honest and kind."

Chu Sheng breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that the matter was over for today.

To everyone's surprise, Kuji helped Teruhime up, pushed her in front of him, and said with a sincere expression:

"My wife will take good care of you on my behalf, and I hope you will enjoy it."

Damn! Those two bastards are unclean, but your wife is clean?

Chu Sheng was speechless. Why couldn't this little devil get his point?

I just don't understand that it's not that I don't like women, but that I find them all dirty and filthy!

He was about to refuse again when, unexpectedly, Hui Ji threw herself into his arms and pleaded in a very soft voice:

"Sasaki-kun, please, don't refuse me. Just let me go back with you, and I'll do whatever you want!"

Chu Sheng looked at Hui Ji in surprise, and she happened to be looking at him as well.

As their eyes met, a purple light flashed in Hui Ji's eyes, shooting directly into Chu Sheng's eyes.

Chu Sheng was surprised, but his mouth involuntarily replied, "Thank you for your kindness, Colonel Kujii."

"Yoshi, yoshi, Sasaki-kun, you'll like it."

Jiujing seemed quite satisfied with Chusheng's answer and moved his finger toward Yu Dahai.

The latter immediately understood and quickly helped Chu Sheng back to the warm pavilion.