I Am the Military Attache Stationed in Japan. It Makes Japan Tremble. Isn't It Reasonable?

Traveling through 1931, Li Jinyan became Frank Lee, Lieutenant Colonel of the U. S. Navy and Military Attaché in Japan. Others traveled through time with systems, but he traveled through time. As a military system engineer, he built the system himself. On the night of September 18th, the Kwantung Army blew up the railway tracks of Liutiao Lake and rushed towards Fengtian. The first page of the notebook he wrote to his wife three months ago was opened. The Japanese soon realized something was wrong: The arsenal in Fengtian was guarded by a "private security contractor", and any shots fired would be subject to compensation by American lawyers; the Kwantung Army invaded and launched a war and became an active defaulting party, and its military expenditures were frozen in the U. S. Court. The military-industrial conglomerate was forced to vomit blood on the spot; the Northeast they captured turned into an empty shell. From Fengtian to Tokyo, from Wall Street to Manila, use the rules of the robber to teach the robbers. When the "GHQ" sign was erected in Tokyo Bay - the sign was changed to Chinese, the "Attache in Japan" came back, but the meaning of the four-character title completely changed. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.