Who Told You to Work as a Dustman During the Day and Be a Warlord at Night?

Huayao was dispatched by the company to Africa to build infrastructure. He encountered a scuffle with local warlords and was arrested. When the other party saw that he was from China, he not only did not harm him, but also treated him with courtesy, allowing him to regard the tribe as his home. It turns out that the warlord had received love and relief from China when he was a child and had a good impression of the Chinese people. In order to repay the warlord, Hua Yao translated and taught Sun Tzu the Art of War to the warlord. When he saw that the tribal children were hungry, Huayao taught them how to grow wheat, fruits and vegetables... The warlord saw that Hua Yao was a talented person and tried his best to persuade Hua Yao to stay as a military advisor. However, Huayao has not forgotten his original intention. He is a far ahead migrant worker. During the day, he worked at the construction site to clear dust, and at night, he went to the tribe to deploy combat plans. Under Hua Yao's command, he fought 755 battles and annexed thirteen tribes. Some years later. Hua Yao's deeds of ruling Africa were exposed. Netizens burst into tears: Tumu did not forget his original intention, and he did not forget to fight when he became a warlord. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.