Republican Era: Starting as Governor of French Indochina

In 1927, Chen Mo transmigrates into the son of the governor-general of French Indochina. His father is promoted and returns to Paris to become deputy minister of the Colonial Office, casually handing Chen Mo the governor-general’s seal on his way out. The people of Saigon wait to see him make a fool of himself, but after Chen Mo takes office, his father shields him from trouble in Paris while Chen Mo fleeces the French in Saigon. Other men serve as colonial governors to manage territory for the mother country. He serves as governor to turn the colony into his own nation.

Transmigration | History | Farming and development | Decisive and ruthless | Founding a nation and becoming emperor | Romance