The Year of the Boomerang: Yilin Fails, and the Colonized Lose It

After an economic boom and an industrial revolution, the Dragon Kingdom saw its national strength soar.

But the rest of the world seemed unable to adapt to this transformation. Deep down, they still blindly believed that the West was the ultimate authority.

The so-called public intellectuals and their bootlickers were still waving around Yi Lin, frantically praising the West's supposed superiority. Western worshippers and those fleeing the country were also spewing their rhetoric everywhere.

Ye Dong, who had transmigrated to Blue Star, couldn't stand it anymore. He resolved to give the whole world a little taste of Eastern shock.

Public intellectual: The oil-soaked paper packets in the Dragon Kingdom's sewers contain advanced German drainage technology from fifty years ago.

Ye Dong immediately hit back with news of Germany's drainage system grinding to a halt. The public intellectual fell silent.

Western worshipper: The air in the West is sweet, and the water is much cleaner than in the Dragon Kingdom.

Ye Dong exposed news of the West covering up a nuclear leak, and it set the whole internet ablaze.

Country-runner: The United States cares most about human rights. We are the freest country!

Ye Dong: That's right. The United States' smash-and-grab looting is cutting-edge technology by global standards.

Ye Dong ushered in the Year of the Boomerang, making Yi Lin's propaganda fall flat and its readers immune.

The country-runners, public intellectuals, Western worshippers, and traitors all completely lost it.

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