I'm a Diplomat. Is It Really So Strange That I Have a Ton of Troops?

Gu Weijun transmigrates back to the end of World War I.

As a victorious nation, China attends the Paris Peace Conference.

He thinks this is an extraordinary opportunity to rectify the tragic consequences China has suffered over the past half-century.

But the bloody memories are still fresh, and Gu Weijun understands all too well that a weak nation has no diplomacy.

Diplomacy, in the end, is nothing more than a brutal division of spoils based on strength.

If diplomacy alone can barely save himself, how could he possibly save his country?

Beset by internal strife and foreign humiliation, Gu Weijun can only set out to build up the military!

Years later, Gu Weijun sits at the negotiating table once more.

With hundreds of thousands of elite troops at his command, he now has the power to back his diplomacy!

Unequal treaties that humiliate our nation? I'll tear them up!

The South Manchuria Railway under foreign occupation? I'll take it back!

Now, I demand the return of every concession. Who's in favor? Who's opposed?

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