Anti-Japanese War: Gaul Surrendered, I Proclaimed Myself Emperor in Annan

June 1940. Gaul, which fought for six weeks, surrendered before the fall of Paris. The news reached colonial Annan, and Chen Ke, who had been dormant for a year, immediately led his army out of the entrenched base area. The No. 3 Tank easily tore apart the Gallic colonial army's defense line, and dozens of paratroopers descended from the sky to seize key points... Within a week, the Three Kingdoms of Zhongnan Peninsula under Gaul's occupation were all in Chen Ke's hands. Under the strong recommendation of his generals, Chen Ke reluctantly wore the yellow robe. At this time, the little Japanese fleet preparing to pick peaches also appeared on the sea near the Zhongnan Peninsula... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.