Reborn as a prince, achieve the pinnacle of power

Two days flew by in the blink of an eye.

After staying in Beijing for two days, Young Master Chu boarded his private plane again and flew to the western plateau.

At this moment, thousands of miles away, in the suburbs of Pingcheng, the capital of North Korea, a convoy of several bulletproof vehicles was driving along a quiet road.

Gonzalez, who had just finished the talks with Daxia, had no time to rest and embarked on a new journey.

Looking up at the scenery outside the window, Gonzalez leaned back in his seat with his eyes closed.

After an unknown amount of time, the speed of the car gradually slowed down. Gonzalez slowly opened his eyes and saw that the convoy had already entered the area where the North Korean leader's manor was located. The surrounding scene gradually changed from a peaceful rural landscape to a strict fortress-like defense layout.

The vegetation on both sides of the road has been deliberately trimmed in an even and uniform manner. At regular intervals, you can see sentries in camouflage uniforms standing there. Their expressions are serious, and the guns in their hands reflect a cold light, indicating that this place is unusual.

The convoy stopped at an entrance with a complex security system, and all vehicles were strictly inspected in turn, even the bulletproof sedan that Gonzalez was riding in was no exception.

The metal detector door emits a slight buzzing sound, and the electronic screen displays the identity information and health status of the passengers in the car, ensuring that there are no hidden safety hazards.

Although the process was cumbersome, everyone showed a high degree of cooperation. After all, in such a sensitive place, any negligence could lead to unpredictable consequences.

After successfully passing the inspection, the convoy started again and went deep into the heart of the manor. The road gradually narrowed and the trees on both sides became denser, forming a quiet green tunnel that only allowed specific vehicles to pass through.

Gonzales looked at this mysterious land curiously, and soon his vision became clear. A magnificent building stood in the middle of a plain. He realized that he had arrived at his destination.

"Mr. State Counselor, please get out of the car!"

The car door opened and Gonzalez looked over. A petite woman in a women's suit was standing outside the door with a polite smile on her face.

Gonzalez nodded slightly, then straightened his suit and stepped out of the car.

"Please come with me!"

The young woman, Minister Jin, led Gonzalez through a beautifully manicured garden toward the reception hall.

Gonzalez, who was a step behind, carefully looked at the "number two man."

He walks steadily, stands tall, and exudes competence and confidence in his every move.

He nodded secretly in his heart and asked tentatively, "Madam Minister, has the Third Generation expressed his opinion on our actions to maintain peace and withdraw troops from South Korea?"

Upon hearing this, Minister Jin smiled slightly, turned around and faced Gonzalez, with wisdom shining in his eyes.

"Mr. State Advisor, Mr. Sandaime expressed cautious optimism about your country's actions. He believes that this is a new opportunity to improve relations between our two countries."

"Thank you!"

Gonzalez nodded politely, a genuine smile on his face.

With this sentence, it means that the success rate of your trip will be greatly increased.

As their footsteps echoed on the stone pavement, the two of them passed through a lush garden and finally arrived at the door of the reception hall...

Minister Jin knocked lightly on the door, and after hearing "Come in" from inside, she pushed the door open first and led Gonzalez into the reception room.

"Mr. Gonzales, welcome!"

Gonzalez walked into the reception room and saw a fat man in a neat suit not far away. He had a faint smile on his face and was looking at him with deep and sharp eyes.

"Hello, Mr. Sandaime!"

Gonzalez stretched out his right hand and shook the Sandaime's tightly, his joy evident in his expression: "The Unreliable Commander asked me to say hello to you."

The Sandaime nodded slightly, a barely perceptible smile flashed across his eyes, but his face remained calm and solemn, and he said gently:

"Please convey my deepest regards to His Excellency the President. I hope that the relationship between our two countries can open a new chapter with our joint efforts."

After the two let go, they went to the reception area and sat down together.

After Minister Jin brought tea to the two of them, he nodded slightly, turned around and left the reception room, carefully closing the door.

"Your Excellency, the State Counselor,"

The Sandaime spoke, his voice clear and powerful:

“I know that you have an important mission on this trip to discuss a series of important issues with me on behalf of your country.

Before I do that, I would like to express our appreciation for your decision to withdraw its troops from South Korea.

This is a positive signal that is conducive to the improvement of relations between our two countries. We welcome this and hope that this momentum can continue."

Gonzales was secretly delighted that the other party had already started sending signals, which was undoubtedly a good start for his subsequent negotiations.

"Sir, as you said, the relationship between our two countries will surely open a new chapter starting from our meeting today."

Gonzales had a faint smile on his face and continued, "With the withdrawal of our troops, there is no need for our two countries to be hostile to each other. Cooperation is the direction of our future development."

"Ah."

The Sandaime smiled and nodded. He took a cigarette from the box on the table, lit it, took a deep puff, and then slowly exhaled the swirling smoke. He looked at Gonzalez through the hazy smoke and said, "Of course, our country is happy to see this happen."

The Sandaime's voice was slightly hoarse from the tobacco:

"However, some problems cannot be completely eliminated overnight. We need time, sincerity and practical actions from each other."

Gonzalez keenly grasped the meaning of the other party's words and knew that the other party was reminding him: no matter what, he still had to see whether the benefits he brought this time could satisfy the other party.

"Your Excellency, I greatly admire your pragmatism."

Gonzalez took a sip from the teacup on the table, moistened his throat, smiled confidently, and said:

"To improve your country's economic environment and military equipment innovation.

Our country is willing to provide your country with 50 US dollars worth of materials free of charge, which includes the food, energy, medical care that your country urgently needs, and the transfer of some modern weapon system technology.

In addition, our country will immediately lift all sanctions against your country and allow you to quickly integrate into the free world.

We also plan to provide your country with an interest-free loan of US$20 billion every year for the next five years..."

When the Sandaime heard this, a gleam of light flashed in his eyes. He obviously did not expect Gonzalez to offer such generous conditions directly.

He took a deep puff of the cigarette in his hand, put it in the ashtray, crossed his hands on his knees, thought for a moment, and then slowly spoke:

"Mr. State Counselor, your proposal is indeed very attractive. However, we cannot ignore the question of whether such aid will be accompanied by political conditions or affect our country's independent decision-making ability."

"of course not."

Gonzalez smiled and explained:

“Your Excellency, rest assured that all the assistance we provide is based on pure humanitarian concerns and a common development vision, and will never be accompanied by any political conditions that undermine your country’s sovereignty.”

"Really?"

The Sandaime looked at Gonzalez with a half-smile.

"of course."

Gonzalez first gave an affirmative answer, then smiled faintly and stated the main purpose of his trip: "Sir, on the contrary, our country will fully support your country to complete the unfinished cause 70 years ago..."