Chapter 70.2


    Hyunseong received a warm wee as soon as he got off the helicopter.


    The Self-Defense Forces military band yed music, and the Japanese people shouted and cheered.


    After the wee ceremony, Hyunseong and Inukuso were able to have a proper conversation with


    Prime Minister Akunabe.


    “Once again, thank you very much for saving Japan.”


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    Prime Minister Akunabe bowed his head politely.


    Hyunseong, who had never said a word until now, opened his mouth.


    “Of course you should. Until now, I have kept my mouth shut.”


    “Hahaha, thanks again for that too.”


    “Shall we hear what the hell is going on?”


    Prime Minister Akunabe quickly opened his mouth to Hyunseong’s question.


    “I just want the Japanese government to be a little more considerate… … .”


    Prime Minister Akunabe made a very long and nonsensical sound.


    In other words, they asked me to say that it was because of the request of the Japanese government


    that Hyunseong and Inukuso dealt with the Joining tribe alone.


    He also added that the fact that he was trying to abandon the city of Hiroshima should be kept a secret.


    “What will you give me if I do that?”


    At Hyunseong’s direct words, a wet cold sweat formed on Prime Minister Akunabe’s forehead.


    The Japanese government has already transferred ownership of the dungeons in Kyushu and Shikoku


    to Hyunseong.


    I wanted to give more, but there was nothing I could give.


    It is impossible to pass all the dungeons on the maind Honshu Ind.


    “Japan has already paid a high price. Please be a little more generous.”


    Hyunseong’s expression twisted wildly.


    He’s a good-natured man. Put simply, doesn’t it mean that he’s going to pass it on for free?


    “I hate that. Shall I go out right now and do an interview with the reporters?”


    Prime Minister Akunabe bit his lip at Hyunseong’s words.


    He threw it just in case, but there was no room for a needle to go through.


    ‘The damage is already too great.’Japan lost Kyushu Ind.


    Some areas of Honshu Ind also suffered a lot of damage.


    In addition, the wind that Hyunseong made such an outstanding performance was about to go to waste


    even when he secretly tried to attach an exception use to the ownership of the dungeon.


    In fact, the Japanese government was nning to impose a special tax on the dungeon owned by


    Hyunseong once the group of joiners is cleared up.


    Originally, ownership of the dungeon meant the profit that could be obtained from dungeon entrance


    fees.


    In fact, it was like a tax transfer right.


    But it was the same, not the tax.


    The Japanese government secretly enacted a specialw and nned to impose a special tax on


    Hyunseong.


    Then, the proportion of profits Hyunseong takes can be significantly lowered.


    But now I can’t y like that anymore.


    It was because of Hyunseong’s inaction, who alone wiped out 10,000 joins and defeated a legendary


    monster.


    To say that he swept away the group of joiners alone meant that, in reverse, he could cause more riots


    than the group of joins at any time.


    Even if Hyunseong goes crazy for thest word, for Japan, it will take the same level of damage as a


    legendary monster appeared.


    No, maybe even worse.


    Of course, there is no reason for Hyunseong tomit a carnage like a monster.


    There’s no need for that.


    However, the fact that he possessed such power itself was a tremendous strength and power.


    In addition, the Japanese people’s support for Hyunseong is so excessive that it would not be strange


    to call it a syndrome beyond the words that it is really huge.


    A Japanese national even created a cafe on the Inte that worshiped Hyunseong as the god of


    thunder and lightning.


    The problem is that the number of people who signed up for this half-yful inte cafe surpassed 1


    million in just one day.


    Even though Japan is a country with millions of gods, this was too much.


    Even if it was downgraded to a simple fan club rather than a religious group, the ripple effect was too


    great.


    At the end of the day, Hyunseong’s words were enough to shake the Japanese political world.


    He is a person with a strong force that no one can do anything about and the overwhelming support of


    the Japanese people.


    In just one day, Hyunseong had be such a giant that Prime Minister Akunabe couldn’t even look


    up.


    It is a situation in which Prime Minister Akunabe’s reappointment may be in vain with a single word


    from Hyunseong.


    ‘Can not help it.’


    The trend has already been set.


    Then, all that is left is absolute submission.


    “What do you want? I will give you anything.”


    Prime Minister Akunabe dered surrender.


    However, there was a certain amount of aim in my heart.


    ‘Give too much.’


    It spreads so much that it feels like Hyunseong is eating up all of Japan.


    After that, he secretly spreads that fact to the Japanese people.


    Feelings of gratitude don’tst long.


    Right now, I feel like I can give all of my liver and galldder for Hyunseong, but as time passed, it had


    to change.


    The original human heart is the same when entering and leaving the bathroom.


    When the excitement subsided, the Japanese people would surely think that Hyunseong was too


    greedy.


    Maybe he thought that Hyunseong was plundering Japan’s wealth by taking one raid as an excuse.


    By that time, Hyunseong will be a tyrant, not a Japanese hero.


    “I have no intention of being too demanding. First of all, please guaranteeplete tax exemption on


    profits generated in Kyushu and Shikoku. Don’t even think about getting your head around the special


    Hearing Hyunseong’s words, Prime Minister Akunabe had a chill on his back.‘Uh, how?’


    He clearly saw his n.


    ‘How the hell did you not know?’


    simple guess?


    Or a spy on the inside?


    Her mind wasplicated.


    “Seeing that there was no answer, it must have been that you were trying to shake your headter,


    didn’t you?”


    “no! We will guarantee in writing the total tax exemption for profits generated on Kyushu Ind and


    Shikoku Ind.”


    Prime Minister Akunabe, startled by Hyunseong’s words, responded quickly.


    ‘You idiot.’


    Hyunseong looked at Prime Minister Aku Nabe, who was bewildered, and clicked his tongue inside


    him.


    Prime Minister Akunabe could never beat Hyunseong in an information war, as long as he had a great


    spy named Inukuso.


    “And in the case of Kyushu Ind, it’spletely ruined, isn’t it?”