Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

When Dada Xinghe revealed the truth, Tsutsumi Reimi gently and elegantly wiped him and put on her skirt while serving Li Xinghe and cleaning him carefully.

She complained:

"The leader of Fuji TV came to me and said that he wanted you to help him with an explosive news."

"Explosive, how explosive?"

Li Xinghe continued to tease Tsutsumi Reimi's breasts with a smile on his face.

"Hmm~"

Ti Limi's face turned red and she pinched Li Xinghe's arm in shame and anger.

Li Xinghe took back his hand and said with a smile:

"Okay, okay, I'll tell you. You can spread the word that the person sent by the White House envoy was riding on the former vice president's Air Force Two. There's no need to say anything else. This news is enough to make people imagine."

This is of course explosive news, misleading people into believing that it was the US Vice President who was exerting pressure.

When Li Xinghe led Tsutsumi Reimi out, he saw a long leg exposed in the corner, so he walked over and looked down at the Musashi Hachiman who was masturbating:

"You haven't left yet?"

Musashi Hachimane was so frightened that she jumped up and hurriedly hid her wet fingers:

"Ah! No..."

"That's great, come with me and I'll assign you a task."

Li Xinghe took Tsutsumi Reimi, who had just put on flesh-colored stockings and still had a charming look on her face, and Musashi Hachimane, who was simply dressed and covered in sweat, downstairs.

Sure enough, rumors spread from the Metropolitan Police Department that Li Xinghe had an affair with Tsutsumi Remi and Musashi Hachimano in the office.

When they reached the entrance of the office building, Li Xinghe said to her, "Do you remember the Southern Mongolian separatists we captured last time? Arrange some people to capture them all and send them to the Yokota Air Base of the U.S. Army. This is confidential information, don't tell anyone."

"Yes." Musashi Hachimane nodded.

Li Xinghe looked at her soaked sports underwear and suggested cautiously:

"Want me to help you?"

He meant, buy her a new dress.

But Musashi Hachimane obviously misunderstood. Her face suddenly turned red and she quickly dodged:

"No, no, no, I can just touch it myself."

Musashi Hachimane fled in a panic.

Tsutsumi Reimi puffed up her cheeks in jealousy, and Li Xinghe had no choice but to send her back to Fuji News Station in Odaiba to work overtime reporting the news.

He himself received news of a meeting at the Prime Minister's residence.

......

When Li Xinghe arrived at the Prime Minister's residence, tens of thousands of Tokyo residents had already gathered there, holding various makeshift protest signs and angrily criticizing Shinjiro Koizumi for his complete incompetence.

Apart from anything else, under the decentralized voting politics fostered in the United States, voters mobilized very quickly to fight, especially the Constitutional Democratic Party, which was eager to attack the ruling party. From the party leader to the party members, all of them took to the streets to call on the people to resist.

Small parties such as the Japanese Communist Party, the Kuomintang, and the Shinsen Party, which are part of the opposition alliance, have also begun to mobilize voters extensively.

Li Xinghe swiped his card to enter the door, and Takigawa Yami seemed to have found her backbone and grabbed him for help:

"It's bad, it's bad. The Prime Minister's approval rating has dropped from 38% to 28% today. It has fallen to the most dangerous edge. If no explanation is given tonight and it falls below 20%, the Prime Minister may have to announce his resignation in the near future."

There used to be a 30% life and death line for the approval rating of the Japanese prime minister. When the approval rating of the prime minister falls below this number, he should find a decent excuse to step down to prevent his political foundation from collapsing. Abe and Kishida both ended up like this, and they are preparing to return again (or they may not be able to return).

However, since almost all prime ministers after Abe have been oscillating on this life-and-death line, it always seems that the Japanese people do not support anyone. Therefore, the media tacitly lowered the 30% life-and-death line to 20% to save the reputation of the short-lived prime ministers. But if they can't even maintain a 20% support rate, then they are really screwed.

"Not yet. Let's wait and see the cabinet meeting first."

Li Xinghe patted her hands and walked towards the meeting room confidently.

As the saying goes, the bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish.

Crisis is the time for subversion and victory.

When Li Xinghe entered the cabinet meeting, many cabinet members saw this young man for the first time.

This was Li Xinghe's first official appearance in front of Japanese politicians, and his reason for attending the political meeting was a bit strange. Because he was a righteous policeman who had a positive impression among the people recently, Koizumi felt that if it really didn't work, he could release a photo of the two of them together to slightly restore his support rate, so he invited him to join the meeting as soon as possible.

Li Xinghe said "Private Marseille" and did not sit in the secretary seat. Instead, he sat in the Prime Minister's secretary seat with the Prime Minister's wife Takigawa Asami.

At this point the meeting had entered the blame-shifting phase.

Shigeru Ishiba proposed:

"Is there any way to temporarily divert the United States' attention to other places? We can slowly mediate the situation? The public opposition is so loud that it is about to overturn the Prime Minister's residence."

Koizumi hurriedly asked:

"Catch another Self-Defense Force officer who molested my daughter to divert society's attention?"

What is being said here is that some time ago, Li Xinghe instructed a small gang to send the Self-Defense Force officer who raped his own daughter back to prison, which diverted a lot of social attention from Shinjiro Koizumi.

Li Xinghe told Takigawa Yami a cold joke:

"I'm afraid that's not enough. This officer either raped the helicopter destroyer or was raped by the helicopter destroyer. Otherwise, it would be difficult to divert the attention of the whole society."

Takigawa Asami wanted to laugh but couldn't help it, so she pinched his leg quickly.

Li Xinghe then touched under the skirt of Takigawa Asami, who hurriedly covered herself with her coat to avoid being seen by others.

Defense Minister Gen Nakatani proposed:

"What about the news that the third of the four helicopter carriers of the Japan Self-Defense Forces is undergoing a full-fledged conversion?"

In response, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi Yoshimasa retorted:

“People will just get angrier because they’ve spent more money.”

As an old politician, Lin Fangzheng is still a moderate and China-savvy person. He pointed out:

"To be honest, there is only one focus now: people don't want to pay more taxes. If you can announce tax cuts, lower consumption tax or consider lowering rice prices, you can still save the polls."

The focus of the current debate is actually very simple. The public does not want to pay more taxes. Ten trillion yen in military expenditure is already very substantial. According to the negotiation conditions leaked by South Korea, Japan actually wants to double the military expenditure and the number of troops. This requirement is almost draining the people's blood and sweat. Everyone knows that the excess military expenditure is still borne by the public, and then the American arms companies take the lion's share, and Mitsubishi, Kawasaki and other chaebols take the smaller share.

At this time, Public Security Minister Hiroshi Nakajima hurried into the office and unexpectedly found Li Xinghe there. He did not have time to speak and reported all kinds of opposition content collected by the Ministry of Public Security.

Although the Japanese Communist Party has completely become a waste, the party propaganda still told the truth:

"This is paying tribute to the master of the colony!"

That evening, the China Nuclear Forces' Qianjin Press published a short cartoon that had a very 70s feel to it. In the cartoon, an American figure was high above, a Japanese official was bending over and bowing, and a group of small, short, ragged Japanese people were crawling on the ground, looking at an empty dog food bowl.

The title in large letters:

"The colonial masters get the big share, the colonial servants get the small share, and we have to eat dog shit."

Whether paying tribute to colonial masters or being exploited by chaebol bosses, the common people only want a stable life. However, in recent years, Japan's taxes and prices have caused a large number of people's dissatisfaction to accumulate into a flood peak, which will flood the political arena if we are not careful.

At this time, when the group was leaderless, Li Xinghe suddenly stood up:

"Then I have a proposal."

Koizumi Shinjiro's eyes immediately lit up, and he reached out his hand like Nobita seeing his Doraemon:

"Please speak, Headmaster Chiyo."

Other cabinet ministers remained silent on this person.

Li Xinghe proposed straightforwardly:

"I follow a research institute called Northeast Asia Rice Price and Happiness Research Center. Its research report shows that the lower the rice price, the happier the people are. As long as we announce that the Japan-U.S. military agreement only discusses the division of responsibilities of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and does not involve increasing military spending. And then at the same time turn the topic to opening up rice import quotas and lowering prices that have been high for a long time, the people will definitely be happy and praise your achievements."

The cabinet ministers laughed.

Young man, you actually dared to offend the Farmers’ Association. I’m afraid you don’t want to continue working in this field anymore.

But on second thought, many people were shocked again.

Because Li Xinghe's proposal at such a critical moment was so damn reasonable, so reasonable that he did not dare to speak up for the Agricultural Cooperative to continue to monopolize high rice prices.

Now it is Shinjiro Koizumi's turn to make a decision.

Is the relationship with American hegemony more important, or is the relationship with the agricultural cooperative more important?

He asked everyone:

"What do you think?"

Several ministers nodded in a general manner:

“It seems like a really good solution.”

They dared neither to support nor to oppose.

Even in Koizumi's Caravan Cabinet, everyone approved of Li Xinghe's approach of opening up foreign rice import quotas amid such a political crisis.

But who will make the decision?

Shinjiro Koizumi is indecisive, even a little mentally retarded. Can he make a decision?

Li Xinghe slammed the table and shouted:

"Your Excellency, the taxi drivers are almost all dead, so the online ride-hailing companies have only relaxed restrictions this year. However, foreign online ride-hailing companies, such as Didi and Uber, have already invaded the local market, making it impossible for local excellent online ride-hailing companies to emerge. If we have to wait until all Japanese farmers die before opening up rice imports, Japan's food prices will be easily manipulated by the four major international grain traders! We should act now, set up a professional food import and export company, and make a 100-year plan for Japan's food security!"

This shout startled all the cabinet ministers.

My goodness, if we follow Li Xinghe’s thinking, the rice price problem seems to have indeed reached the brink of crisis.

Prime Minister Koizumi is confused.

Li Xinghe continued to pursue loudly:

"Mr. Prime Minister, please make your own judgment!"

As the pressure continued to grow, Shinjiro Koizumi finally agreed to Li Xinghe's policy proposals.

Open up rice imports, lower prices, and win back people's hearts.

When the meeting ended with Li Xinghe's decisive voice, Chief Secretary Nitta Zhangping waited for him at the door and praised him with admiration:

"Beautifully done. You are truly a dragon among men. No amount of dust can hide your brilliance."

This is not a sincere compliment, it's more like a threat.

The light you reveal is too sharp.

Li Xinghe shrugged, caught up with Koizumi Shinjiro, and prepared to finish his words at once:

“I hope that when you make your announcement, you can also temporarily add the increase in nursery school facilities and the reduction in child-rearing costs for Tokyo residents to the issue of opening up rice imports.”

Back in the private lounge, Koizumi Shinjiro covered his face and felt a little scared:

"But if I offend the Agricultural Cooperatives, there will be strong opposition from within the Liberal Democratic Party. If I lose the next election..."

That’s less than 200 million votes from farmers and the huge financial power of the agricultural cooperatives.

"You can take a look at this."

Li Xinghe opened the personal campaign website of Lu Yuchi Hua Yingmei. While she was recovering in the hospital, she had already begun to subtly change her political stance. For example, she asked Mian Guanjin to attend the Chinese gathering in Niigata Prefecture, and invited Chinese people to integrate into Japanese life under the theme of "Open and Inclusive Japan".

Shinjiro Koizumi was a little stunned:

"you mean..."

He didn't fully understand.

Li Xinghe had no choice but to speak openly:

"You are the youngest prime minister in Japanese history. You will not serve just one term. You should take a long-term view. The number of farmers in the Agricultural Cooperatives is decreasing, and they have suffered huge losses this year, which has almost caused the Agricultural Cooperatives Central Treasury to collapse. For this reason, they have also raised the price of rice, causing a large number of people to support the Constitutional Democratic Party. I think the Liberal Democratic Party is no longer suitable to be tied to the Agricultural Cooperatives."

Compared with the loss of voters caused by the surge in rice prices, the number of farmers' votes that the Agricultural Cooperatives can provide does not seem to be that much.

When Koizumi heard the rise and fall in the number of votes cast, he immediately understood everything:

"Yes, that's right."

If too many voters are lost due to rice prices, why should we support the Agricultural Cooperatives?

So Li Xinghe proposed:

"If you are willing to unite foreign permanent residents, such as one million Chinese and half a million Vietnamese, wouldn't their votes already exceed those of all farmers? Moreover, the political middle line of 'openness, inclusiveness and diversity' fits perfectly with the political correctness of the United States and can gain more support from the United States."

Koizumi praised repeatedly and accepted Li Xinghe's method in its entirety.

Li Xinghe did not mention more details, but it is obvious that as long as Prime Minister Koizumi dares to break off relations with the Agricultural Cooperatives and use the issue of the US military to suppress the Agricultural Cooperatives, he will completely tear a hole in the wall of the Liberal Democratic Party's conservative politics.