In the Middle East, Called a Tyrant: Why Are You Crying Now That I've Resigned?

Jiang Ye transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the leader of Syria in the Middle East.

The people can't afford food, so Jiang Ye's government spends its own money making free flatbread. It tastes bad, but it saves lives.

The country's technology is backward, so Jiang Ye sells knockoff appliances. They have few features, but they're sturdy and reliable, giving the Syrian people access to household appliances.

The country's military industry is underdeveloped, so Jiang Ye invests heavily in the military, making it the first country in the Middle East to develop nuclear weapons.

But the more Jiang Ye does, the less the people understand him.

"You're making us eat flatbread even pigs wouldn't touch?"

"Jiang Ye has monopolized the appliance market and sells nothing but junk! He's raking in money hand over fist."

"Why research nuclear weapons? Couldn't that money be used to improve people's lives?"

Amid all the voices of disapproval, Jiang Ye is forced from office, and the rebels take power.

In an instant, the cheap flatbread is gone. The affordable televisions are gone. Everything is gone.

After leaving office, Jiang Ye suddenly receives an invitation from Rwanda, an African country, to join them.

With Jiang Ye's arrival, Rwanda's economy and military strength improve by leaps and bounds!

At that moment, the Syrians weep and beg Jiang Ye to come back.

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