The Invincible Empire in the War of Resistance

With a cigar clenched between his teeth, Liang Jinling faced the envoys of the eight-power alliance of Britain, France, America, Russia, Germany, Italy, Austria, and Japan, and said arrogantly, "I'm not saying you Americans are weaklings. I'm saying that everyone here, from Britain, France, America, Russia, Germany, Italy, Austria, and Japan, is a weakling."

When one million M1 tanks crushed across the black soil of the North American plains, 100,000 F-22s and B-2 stealth bombers streaked over the Mississippi River, and 200 100,000-ton Ford-class aircraft carriers, leading 5,000 warships, appeared off America's East Coast, the great four-term American president, sitting in his wheelchair, gazed at the sky crowded with bombers, spat out a mouthful of blood, and cried to the heavens, "America is doomed!"

Tens of thousands of long-range intercontinental missiles and nuclear warheads were aimed at Europe and the Americas. The queens, princesses, and noblewomen of Japan, Europe, and the Americas, along with Hollywood starlets, wept as they knelt on the ground and sang, "I surrender." This is a story about someone so powerful he has no peers.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.