You Sent Me to Africa, and I Built an Army of Black Guys?

Hua Yao was sent by his company to Africa to work on infrastructure projects, where he was caught up in a local warlord conflict.

When the warlords realized he was from China, they not only spared him but treated him with respect.

To repay them, he translated The Art of War and taught it to the warlords, then personally showed them how to grow wheat, fruits, and vegetables...

By day, he mixed concrete at construction sites. By night, he went to the tribes to plan military operations.

Over the course of three years, Hua Yao commanded 755 battles and annexed thirteen tribes.

Years later, the truth about Hua Yao's rule over Africa came to light.

Warlord: We fought at night. Our strategist had to go to work during the day.

Uncle Sam: Hand him over. He's a war criminal.

China: Come back at once. The country needs talent like you.

Netizens were moved to tears: The construction brother never forgot his roots. Even after becoming a warlord, he still remembered to mix concrete.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.