Gu Weijun traveled back to the end of World War I.
As a victorious country, China attended the Paris Peace Conference.
I thought this was an extraordinary opportunity to correct the tragic consequences of the past half century.
However, the bloody memory is still there, and Gu Weijun deeply understands that a weak country has no diplomacy.
The so-called diplomacy is nothing more than the brutal carving up of interests based on strength.
It is difficult to save oneself through diplomacy alone, so how can we talk about saving the country?
Facing internal troubles and external humiliation, Gu Weijun could only embark on the road of developing the army!
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A few years later, Gu Weijun sat at the negotiating table again.
Having hundreds of thousands of elite troops at his disposal has become the confidence of his diplomacy!
A treaty that humiliates the country? I tear it apart!
Seize the South Manchuria Railway? I'll grab it!
Now, I demand that all the concessions be taken back. Who is in favor of that? Who objects?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
