You Sent Me to Study in North Korea? I Became a General?

He transmigrates to a parallel world. His grandfather is a serving lieutenant general, his father and both uncles are major generals, and his mother runs a major state-owned enterprise.

With a family like that, isn't it only natural to slack off?

Watching his grandson become more and more of a good-for-nothing, the old man sends Lin Ye to study at a military academy in North Korea.

Years later, when Kim Jong Un visits China, Lin Ye accompanies him as part of the entourage.

During the livestream, his father sees four golden stars shining on the sea-blue epaulets on his son's shoulders.

The old man is stunned.

My son became a North Korean general? The number two, right below Kim Jong Un?

At a classified military meeting, the old man sees his young grandson seated beside the Great Leader and falls silent. Am I seeing things?

I only sent you to study in Russia, and you went and united South Korea? And became a general, too?

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