I Told You to Plunder the Bear's Resources, Not to Conquer the World

Lu Yang is reborn in 1991 and assigned to a foreign affairs department just as the Bear's dissolution plunges it into turmoil. He acts decisively, hoarding goods and exploiting the chaos to strip the Bear of everything it has.

Modern-class destroyers, the Varyag, White Swan bombers, all kinds of technical blueprints and talented personnel: he bundles them all up and ships them back to China.

He even gets to work developing hypersonic missiles, sixth-generation fighters, the Nantianmen Project, and more...

When he runs into the future leader working as a taxi driver, he puts him to work and then helps him rise to power.

He takes control of all of the Little Bear's nuclear arsenal, making it a mouthpiece for his interests.

Ryukyu returns to China, and Japan is carved up.

He intervenes in the Gulf War, becomes the voice of authority in the desert, and gets global oil settled in Chinese yuan, striking at America's very lifeline.

And now, standing before you, is

The guardian of global peace, the destroyer of American hegemony, the power behind the future leader, the true controller of the Little Bear, the voice of authority in the Middle Eastern desert, the only protector of the Third World across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and the pioneer of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Lu Yang.

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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.