You Asked Me to Develop the Borderlands, So I Moved the Boundary Stones and Expanded Our Territory

Lin Changfeng transmigrates to the Divine Land in the 1990s, when its average GDP is lagging behind, even lower than that of neighboring India.

Lin Changfeng volunteers to help develop the Divine Land's border regions.

Not long afterward, several villagers come to argue with him.

"Why did you build a bridge in the neighboring village but not ours?"

"Why does the neighboring village have a school and a hospital, but we don't?"

"Why does the neighboring village have running water and electricity, while we still have to carry water and light candles?"

Puzzled, Lin Changfeng follows the villagers to where their village is located.

Looking at the boundary marker in front of the village, Lin Changfeng explains helplessly.

"Your village is in Indian territory. It's not under our jurisdiction."

Several days later, those villagers come to see Lin Changfeng again.

"We've moved the boundary marker fifteen kilometers. Now our village is under your jurisdiction, right?"

Lin Changfeng: "..."

After this, villages everywhere start moving the boundary markers like mad.

An Indian, dark as soot, solemnly declares,

"We are people of the Divine Land. Our village has belonged to the Divine Land since ancient times!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.