Did You Go on a Business Trip to Africa and Become the Biggest War Criminal?

An opportunity for a business trip led Jiang Chen to commit a crime that no one had ever heard of. While stationed in Africa, Jiang Chen encountered war and was unexpectedly taken in by a warlord. Fortunately, the warlord had a good impression of the Dragon Kingdom and took Jiang Chen in and protected him. In order to repay his kindness, Jiang Chen translated Sun Tzu's Art of War, but the warlord valued him more and forced him to stay as a military consultant. But Jiang Chen never forgot his original intention. He worked in the company during the day and directed operations at night. He never left early and came back late. In three years, it annexed 13 armed tribes and became the largest warlord force in Africa. After finally completing his three-year posting, he returned to China and was arrested as soon as he got off the plane. Colleague: What's going on? It is impossible for our company's model workers to commit crimes! African Warlord: Madhu, give me back my military advisor! Prison Boss: Boy, how did you get in? You need to know who is the boss here! Jiang Chen: War crime, participated in commanding 755 night operations! Boss: Hello, chief! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.