1945: Chinese Supremacy, I Am a North American Slave Owner

Reborn in 1945, Bai Yan became a Chinese laborer in Eagle Country.

He obtained the Great Slave Owner System.

Kill a foreigner, earn one point.

Enslave a foreigner, earn two points each year.

What more was there to say?

With five thousand years of history, China had been thousands of years ahead of the world.

Genghis Khan had started the work but never finished it. Bai Yan would see it through.

The people of Eagle Country were right: races should be ranked.

The Chinese were the masters.

Other Asians were first-class slaves, entitled to medical care, education, and wages.

Black people were second-class slaves, entitled to medical care and basic education.

White people were third-class slaves, entitled to medical care for minor illnesses.

Japanese people were beasts, and anyone could bully them at will.

By the time Bai Yan stood at the very top of the Myriad Worlds,

the Chinese people had become supreme.

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