Little Day has his own national sentiment here, so he wouldn't interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
Things like rescuing a teacher, which are thankless tasks, let's just skip them.
Not to mention Little Day, even the domestic LSP might reap heaps of bad reviews.
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In the days that followed, Sun Dasheng was quite relaxed.
Like he was on a vacation.
The negotiations with the two companies they were looking to acquire were handed over to the employees of the Japanese branch to handle. (Otherwise, what's the branch for?)
He was basically just receiving yesterday's information every day, and then spending the rest of the time wandering around Kyoto with Ozawa Masami.
Little Day's Kyoto is indeed bustling.
But it's just that.
Scenes from a modern metropolis are something Sun Dasheng has long become accustomed to in Shanghai City back home, with no trace of novelty.
