Republican Era: I Crossed Over with the Entire Tazhai Village and Became an Imperialist

After transmigrating to Tazhai, Lin Peng became the youngest son of the big boss Lin Yaodong. Before his father could start selling "ice candy" and go down a path of no return, he intervened decisively. Using his foresight and Tazhai as his foundation, he built a vast military-industrial empire in just a few years.

He thought he had reached the pinnacle of life, but after waking up one day, he discovered to his shock that he had transmigrated a second time, this time to the area around Shanghai in 1924.

He hadn't just transmigrated alone: the entire village of Tazhai, people and property alike, had come with him.

In an era of warlord conflicts at home, bullying by foreign powers abroad, and the Japanese lurking nearby, Lin Peng was determined to stop his nation from suffering the same humiliating fate again.

He led Tazhai into a frenzy of development.

Short on money and supplies? Tazhai might not be good at much else, but printing counterfeit money to buy out all of America was child's play.

Short on guns and artillery? Give me a break. AK-47s, tanks, Katyusha rocket launchers, even aircraft carriers: Tazhai could build them all.

Short on people to fight and serve as cannon fodder? You mean the Black folks across the ocean aren't people?!

Ten years later, the Rabbit had become a world power, and Lin Peng and Tazhai stood at the pinnacle of the world...

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