The Great Benefactor of World War II, Starting with Becoming King of Korea

Zhang Xuejun transmigrates into a parallel world in 1925, becoming the second son of Zhang Zuolin, the warlord king of the Northeast.

The original owner was stubborn to a fault. He refused to become the second-generation warlord he was born to be and insisted on becoming an artist instead. Before running away from home for Europe, he applied to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts twice and was rejected both times.

After inheriting the original owner's memories, Zhang Xuejun is pondering how to get rid of Zhang Xiaoliu, that wastrel, and become the young marshal of the Fengtian Clique when the Master Orator System binds to him.

The System has two functions: first, through speeches, earn the frenzied support of Koreans and Japanese; second, copy and optimize weapons and equipment.

Overjoyed, Zhang Xuejun runs away from home again and heads to Korea to start a business.

Half a year later, a Korean Salvation Army, fierce in battle and utterly fearless of death, bursts onto the scene. They're especially good at banzai charges, beating the Japanese until they cry for their mothers.

A year later, with all Koreans enthusiastically cheering him on, Zhang Xuejun ascends the throne in Seoul and proclaims himself king.

Zhang Zuolin is dumbfounded. That delinquent son of mine became the King of Korea?

This book is also known as: The Bandit King and His Two Henchmen! The Japanese Have Become My Lackeys!

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