The American Martial Emperor

Fei Lan was once a distinguished professor in the 21st century, but fate transported him back to 1932, where he assumed the identity of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s nephew. For over a decade, he watched from the shadows as his uncle, the "giant in the wheelchair," implemented policies that kept the nation’s most powerful capitalists in check. When Roosevelt passes away in 1945, the suppressed business elite finally breathe a sigh of relief, ready to reclaim their unchecked influence after thirteen long years of restraint. However, their celebration is cut short by Fei Lan’s bold emergence. Declaring his intention to run for the next Presidency of the United States, he issues a stark warning to the establishment: if they dislike the name Roosevelt, they may address him as the "American Martial Emperor." With his own formidable methods and loyal enforcers at his disposal, Fei Lan prepares to reshape the political landscape on his own terms.