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Chapter 70.1

Chapter 70 Japanese god (?)

By the time Hyunseong had all the booty sorted out.

The Japanese players showed up in a hurry.

Among them was Inoue, the president of the Japan Players Association.

As soon as the Japanese players spotted Hyunseong, they all bowed their backs.

“ Choi Hyunseong is the hero who saved Japan!”

“thank you!”

Hyunseong looked down at the Japanese players who repeatedly threw arigato gozaimasu while

bowing indifferently.

“Isn’t it just me to say thank you?”

At Hyunseong’s words, the president of the Association Inoue shifted his gaze to Inukuso.

“You’re really strong, Inukuso! You have defended the pride of a Japanese player!”

“You’re amazing, Team Inukuso!”

Compliments for Inukuso followed.

“I just did what I had to do.”

Inukuso answered calmly.

When Hyunseong and Inukuso were in the midst of listening to the death of the dead, helicopters flew

in and landed on the ground.

The helicopter’s door opened, revealing a familiar face.

‘Prime Minister Akunabe?’

It was Prime Minister Akunabe, whom many Koreans bit, chewed, and chewed.

Behind Prime Minister Akunabe was a cameraman and a reporter who looked like people from the

broadcasting station.

bum bum.

Prime Minister Akunabe and other Japanese cabinet officials and broadcasting station people came to

Hyunseong.

‘What kind of trick is this guy trying to get here?’

“thank you!”

Prime Minister Akunabe shouted loudly at Hyunseong and Inukuso, then knelt down on his dirt floor

and pounded his head to the ground.

Starting with Prime Minister Akunabe, all members of the Japanese cabinet knelt on the floor and

banged their heads on the ground. This content is © NôvelDrama.Org.

It was a Japanese Togeja.

‘Oh, you’re here for a show.’

When I asked him why he appeared, he said he was here for a show.

“With the two of you, Japan was able to survive! On behalf of the Japanese people, I sincerely thank

you! You two are the heroes who saved Japan!”

Hyunseong didn’t dare open his mouth.

It wouldn’t be a problem in particular, but it wasn’t good to have her voice exposed for nothing.

He made Inukuso instead.

– You go and take a peek. And show your face to the camera.

Hyunseong gave Inukuso instructions using the monarch’s shout.

Now it was time to properly float the Inukuso.

“I just did what I was supposed to do as a Japanese citizen. Just get up.”

“Inukuso Player!”

Prime Minister Akunabe stood up from his seat, holding Inukuso’s hand with a shocked expression.

“Thank you so much for risking your life to undertake an unreasonable operation.”

‘Operations? What kind of bullshit is that?’

Hyunseong’s face in the helmet frowned.

It seems that these guys are trying to do more than just a show, but also a scam.‘Are you going to

throw it down?’

I instantly thought of that.

There is no need for Hyunseong to go out, he just needs to give Inukuso instructions.

‘no. Let’s get it right.’

Hyunseong changed his mind.

There was nothing wrong with getting the tunes right for this show.

For Hyunseong, it is like holding one additional weakness of the Japanese government.

– Adjust the rhythm in moderation. Let’s see what you say.

Hyunseong used the monarch’s shout to give instructions again.

“I just did my calling.”

“no. no. Thank you so much for following the dangerous operation to lure the Joining tribe without

saying a word while preparing the defenses of Hiroshima City. Besides, I never dreamed that it would

be annihilation rather than just being lured.”

It is said that he prepared a defensive line for the subject who was going to abandon Hiroshima City.

‘I can eat this properly.’

He had no idea how much money he had to charge in exchange for ignoring this lie.

However, it was clear that the amount would be significantly larger than Prime Minister Akunabe had

expected.

“Once you get on the helicopter. I will serve these two heroes myself.”

Hyunseong first received the hospitality of Prime Minister Akunabe and headed for the helicopter.

He was thinking of reclaiming the compensation for this work once he had moved.