Today, the Japanese princess's attitude towards herself suddenly changed 180 degrees, which can only mean that she is encountering some kind of difficulty and wants to ask for his help.
Therefore, Ren Xiaoyao was not in a hurry to speak first to break the dull atmosphere between the two of them. He could appreciate her at such a close distance without caring about it. There were not many opportunities to summon Princess Zhen, who is known as the flower of the Japanese royal family.
"Mr. Long, on behalf of the Japanese royal family, I would like to talk about our cooperation." Princess Huanzhen finally broke the silence.
Ren Xiaoyao said: "Princess Huanzhen is really good at telling jokes. I am just a Chinese businessman with no power in Japan. What qualifications do I have to cooperate with your Japanese royal family?"
"You saw it in the box just now. Although the Japanese royal family has no actual power now, it still has a high status in the hearts of the people. If you can agree to cooperate, the Japanese royal family can help you push Takeda Keika to the throne of Japan's prime minister.
!" Princess Huanzhen said.
Ren Xiaoyao, who was holding the cup and about to drink coffee, heard this. His hand that was standing in the air suddenly froze, and the originally sunny smile on his face froze in an instant.
Now he finally understood why Takeda Keika described this beautiful Japanese royal princess as a rose covered with poisonous thorns. The other party could actually obtain such top-secret information that even Japanese intelligence agencies could not obtain. It is estimated that she would not be able to obtain it either.
What a mess.
Princess Huanzhen was obviously very satisfied with the wonderful expression on Ren Xiaoyao's face at this time, and continued with a smile: "How about it, Mr. Long should give it some thought to my proposal just now?"
After all, Ren Xiaoyao is a person who has seen big scenes. He quickly adjusted his emotions and asked after thinking for a moment: "There is no such thing as a free lunch. What benefits do you, the Japanese royal family, want to get from it?"
"The current Japanese political arena is in the most chaotic period since World War II. It is also a God-given opportunity for our Japanese royal family to reappear on the political stage after half a century. The request of our Japanese royal family is very simple. After Takeda Keika comes to power, the constitution must be revised
, abolish the rule that members of the royal family are never allowed to participate in politics." Princess Huanzhen said.
The proposal of calling Zhen is indeed very attractive to Ren Xiaoyao. If there is the secret support of the Japanese royal family, many problems can be solved easily. For Ren Xiaoyao, one of the purposes of his trip is to support Takeda Keika.
The throne of Prime Minister of Japan, and the second is how to wipe out all the ninjas in Japan's ancient martial arts world. As for whether the Japanese royal family participates in politics or not, it has nothing to do with him.
After thinking clearly about the pros and cons, Ren Xiaoyao finally wisely chose a cooperation that could bring a win-win situation to both parties. He smiled and extended his right hand towards the thorny rose in front of him.
Because he unexpectedly received the support of the Japanese royal family, Ren Xiaoyao immediately approached Takeda Keika and significantly revised the original plan, skipping many unnecessary links and directly focusing on the throne of the president of the Liberal Democratic Party.
Two days later, two newspapers owned by the Yamaguchi-gumi and controlled by Yamaguchi Neji simultaneously published an explosive news. The former Prime Minister of Japan and the current President of the Liberal Democratic Party, Ichiro Kogu, owns four luxury villas in the United States worth tens of millions, and has a bank account in a Swiss bank.
There are also huge deposits of unknown amounts.
The newspaper also listed the specific addresses of the four villas in the United States as well as some detailed information about the purchase of these villas by the puppy.
As soon as this news was exposed, it immediately aroused widespread concern among the Japanese people. In particular, the Civic Party, the ruling party, also seized on this matter and began to desperately attack the opposition Liberal Democratic Party.
He described Koichiro Koinu and several cronies who had previously held important positions in government departments as a group of shameless guys who had done nothing to revitalize Japan's economy and only squandered public funds and accepted bribes by eating, drinking, gambling, and gambling.
Within the Liberal Democratic Party, the moderate forces headed by Itagaki Murayama and the conservatives headed by Jiro Asho also saw this opportunity to deprive Koizumi of the position of president of the Liberal Democratic Party, so they secretly contacted their close associates and began to plot to kill Xiao Inu.
Ichiro, a political strongman who once dominated Japanese politics, was deposed.
In the morning, the puppy of the Liberal Democratic Party president, Ichiro, sat on the large terrace of the villa as usual for ten years, enjoying a sumptuous breakfast and reading the Asahi Shimbun.
"These two damn guys, Itagaki Murayama and Jiro Asho, actually claimed to draw a clear line with me and openly challenged my authority as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party!" Xiao Inu said to himself angrily.
Ichiro the Inu threw the newspaper aside casually and then dialed a phone number. He ordered viciously: "Start taking action and expose the old guys Murayama Itagaki and Asho Jiro immediately."
At noon, several Japanese Internet portals exposed multiple political scandals at the same time, and the owners of these scandals were Itagaki Murayama and Jiro Asho, two heavyweights in the Liberal Democratic Party.
The puppy's move was a tooth-for-tat move, catching these two political elders who were dreaming of becoming presidents of the Liberal Democratic Party off guard and sending them directly from heaven to hell.
At the same time, calls in Japan for a comprehensive investigation into these political scandals are getting louder and louder. However, due to the obstruction of members of the Liberal Democratic Party, which dominates the Diet, the date for forming an investigation team to investigate these political scandals is also set.
Repeated delays have aroused strong dissatisfaction among the Japanese people towards the Liberal Democratic Party.
As internal strife broke out within the Liberal Democratic Party, the actions of the three party bosses to expose each other and attack each other continued to escalate. In addition, the ruling Civic Party used its power to create public opinion to attack the Liberal Democratic Party, which ultimately directly led to the Japanese people's opposition to the Liberal Democratic Party.
Trust in the Liberal Democratic Party has been declining.
Japan's largest party, the Liberal Democratic Party, is facing its most serious crisis of confidence since the founding of the party.
Just when millions of members of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party were extremely disappointed with Ichiro Kogu, Itagaki Murayama, and Jiro Asho, the Japanese royal family news broadcast at 9 o'clock every morning showed that Crown Prince Hiroaki went to the suburbs of Tokyo to visit senior member of the Liberal Democratic Party Takeda.
A touching scene of Jinghua.
His Majesty Yumei was shocked by the dilapidated small western-style building that had been in disrepair, the old and frugal furnishings inside, and Takeda Keika's usually poor life.
He repeatedly praised Takeda Keika as a role model for government officials and the hope of revitalizing the Japanese economy, and called on all Japanese government officials to follow his example and not seek personal gain for themselves but put national interests first.
Immediately afterwards, some newspapers and magazines with close ties to the Japanese royal family and a large number of large-scale sponsorships from Ren Xiaoyao also began to focus on the front page headlines to report that Takeda Keika had never sought any personal gain for himself during his decades as a member of the House of Representatives.