Traveling Through the Dragon Kingdom, I Went Crazy at the Diplomatic Table

Geng Yanqiu died for his country, and when he opened his eyes again, his soul transformed into Cheng Zai, a down-and-out scholar from the Parallel Dragon Kingdom. This Dragon Kingdom, which had been carved up by the great powers and only a corner of the Central Plains was left, was being forced to sign a traitorous treaty that ceded territory and paid compensation. In a desperate situation, the Su-Wu diplomatic system is bound: wherever you go, you will become the country! Every inch of national prestige defended in the diplomatic arena awakens a treasure of a 5,000-year-old civilization. So, when the representatives of the great powers roared at the negotiation table, Cheng Zai stood up and denounced Yingjiang angrily. System prompt: Reward: Two bombs and one star technology accelerator card. When the special envoy of Foot Pot Chicken put forward the "sick man of East Asia" theory. Cheng Zai threw the historical data in his face with his backhand: Reward: A complete set of blueprints for the individual soldier exoskeleton. From the oil and gas fields in the East China Sea to the borders of Western Xinjiang, from international courts to global live broadcasts. He has a seat, his lips are his sword, and history is his armor. Until that day, Cheng Zai held the Hanjie that was already glowing brightly, and said calmly to the global live broadcast camera: "Negotiation? Yes. But please first return the scrolls stolen from the Mogao Grottoes and pay in full the list of cultural relics stolen from the Old Summer Palace." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.