Anti-Japanese War: an Illegitimate Son Was Appointed Emperor of Hawaii

In 219 AD, Xu Fu encountered a storm while crossing east, and a branch of his fleet unexpectedly arrived at the Hawaiian Islands to establish the Kingdom of Zhao and develop Hawaii into a land of Chinese people. In 1934, Chang Kaishen exiled his illegitimate son Lin Ji out of the country in order to secure his seat on the committee. In 1935, the soldier Lin Ji traveled to Hawaii, replaced the illegitimate son Lin Ji, activated the god-level overlord system, quelled the civil strife, expelled the invaders, and established the Xia Kingdom in 1937. Promote education, create industry, strengthen the army, develop science and technology... In just two years, Lin Ji developed the Xia Kingdom into a powerful country. In 1939, the situation of the Long Kingdom's Anti-Japanese War was not optimistic. Chang Kaishen was shocked to learn that his illegitimate son Lin Ji had established a powerful Xia Kingdom in Hawaii. Chang Kaishen knelt down and begged: Lin Ji, my father sent you abroad because he loves you. Please save your father. Lin Ji: Get out. When World War II broke out, Lin Ji took the opportunity to expand. The Japanese Emperor: Lin Ji, I surrender and give up my position as emperor to you. Yingjiang: Lin Ji, I will help you teach your father a lesson and cede ten continents to ensure peace. Mao Xiong: Devil, my alliance has been broken up by Su Ji. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.