Republican Era: I Made You the Richest Man, and You Became a Warlord Instead

Sheng Ze transmigrates into the Republican era. His father is Sheng Xuanhuai, the richest man in Shanghai.

By chance, he ends up sleeping with the Republican-era movie star Hu Die,

and is also delighted to activate the flagship version of the Bronze Bird Terrace System.

What?

The reward is one hundred thousand Mauser Kar 43 assault rifles.

Meanwhile, the nation and its people are beset by turmoil.

Someone needs to prop up the tottering edifice and turn the tide before it's too late.

And so, a man who is both a tycoon and a warlord appears.

The economy takes off, the arms industry explodes,

and all kinds of ships, from the Type 005 to the Type 098 and Type 078...

roll out like dumplings.

I, for one, am a fan of nuclear peace.

Wouldn't the Australian continent make a fine nuclear testing ground?

Huh? We're missing an ice-free port.

The Bear: "The Far East is yours."

The Little Sun trembles. "B-b-b-boss, we're short on resources."

Fine. Every year, we'll draft ten million people in the Little Sun's homeland who are eighteen or older and send them to Siberia to grow potatoes.

The Eagle: "Don't come any closer!"

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