African Governor

World War II ended and the old world order collapsed. The old colonial empires of Britain, France, Portugal and Italy were severely weakened. The overseas colonial system that had been maintained for hundreds of years was on the verge of collapse. A vigorous anti-independence wave swept the entire African continent. The Mau Mau uprising in Kenya set fire to the wilderness, Egypt forcefully took back the Suez Canal, and Ghana took the lead in independence... The flames of independence ignited Africa, and troubled times came. Lu Yan, a history major, accidentally traveled to the battlefield of the Tanganyika peasant uprising in 1948 and became a prisoner of war of the revolutionary army. In order to save his life, he surrendered at the speed of light without hesitation. "You really want to join the revolution?" "I join the revolution wholeheartedly and from the bottom of my heart!" "But you're white." Lu Yan looked sincere: "Then we are half-brothers!" ... Years later, he stepped into the position of leading the revolutionary army, overthrowing the colonial empire one after another and quelling domestic rebellions. His influence spread from Tanganyika to the entire East Africa, to Central Africa, West Africa, and even the world. He is the "Father of African Unity", "Lighthouse of East Africa", "Reshaper of Africa in the 20th Century", and is also recognized as "the first person in Africa in the 20th Century". When he became the first All-African Chairman of Tanzania Songhai, reporters from around the world asked him how he felt at this moment as a white man. Lu Yan looked at the vast continent beneath his feet and sighed softly. "Actually, at the beginning, I really just wanted to escape back to Portugal and live my second-generation rich life."