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Dragon Kingdom
Think I Have No Connections? My Dad Is the God of War!
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Dragon Kingdom (龙国) |
| Alias(es) | Dragon Country 286 |
| Occupation/Role | Sovereign nation defended by its military, Bureau 7, and later the Ninth Bureau 104 271 929 |
| Status | Active; confronting the Ancient Gods Church and the beings it calls “False Gods” 927 929 943 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 9 9 |
Background / History
Dragon Kingdom’s founding generation included Long Qianshan, who led all three military branches in the war that established the nation. Xu Anbang built its navy from a force without a suitable warship into a fleet of submarines, destroyers, and aircraft carriers 187 506. Elder Xu describes the kingdom’s identity as rooted in five thousand years of civilization and survival through the rise and fall of rival powers 268.
Power within the country is not limited to its formal institutions. Longdu’s Eight Great Clans hold extensive influence, while hidden martial families such as the Ning family are little known even to senior authorities 171 700. After evidence of the Cao family’s dealings with Skull and Bones emerges, Yue Changlong demands an end to hereditary royal-clan privilege. Elder Chen agrees that nobles should be subject to the same law as commoners, though Ye Jincheng immediately challenges the decision as hasty 848 850.
Institutions and Defense
| Institution or force | Role |
|---|---|
| Supreme military leadership | Long Qianshan, the last surviving founding marshal, is revered by the military as its Supreme Commander 506. |
| Eastern Frontier Theater | Commanded by Xiao Tian Ce; it mobilizes land, sea, and air forces at First-Level Combat Readiness during the Modu cemetery crisis 271 272. |
| Northern Frontier Theater | Commanded by Nine-Star General Zhao Mengsheng, who later commits 100,000 troops to an armed rescue operation 469 492. |
| Bureau 7 and Reverse Scale | Bureau 7 is a state-security agency. Its Reverse Scale special-operations team operates independently to protect vital national interests 104. |
| Ninth Bureau / Swordbearer Organization | Established to root out domestic collaborators and repel the False Gods, with authority to mobilize military, intelligence, research, and logistics resources. Yue Xiaofei is appointed its leader 929 930. |
- East Wind carrier group — Forces Eagle Country’s Ninth Fleet to retreat after locking more than 120 firing positions onto it; a tactical assessment gives the Ninth Fleet less than a one-percent chance of surviving combat 287 288.
- White Emperor fighters and Kunlun Mountain — The fighters and Dragon Kingdom’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier take part in the later armed rescue deployment 469.
Major Arcs
Confrontations with foreign forces
- Modu cemetery crisis — Eagle Country agents attempt to seize Yue Xiaofei. Dragon Kingdom troops mobilize, and its East Wind carrier group deters the approaching Ninth Fleet without a battle 266 271 279 287.
- Eastern Japan operation — Yue forces Eastern Japan’s Emperor to read a public edict demanding an apology, disarmament, the return of cultural relics, removal of war-criminal memorial tablets, and reparations. A Dragon Kingdom fleet subsequently confronts Japanese forces 484 492 493.
- Goryeo dispute — Goryeo demands Yue Xiaofei’s handover and mobilizes forces after a confrontation at its embassy. Its president later resigns, while Four Star Group’s chairman publicly apologizes outside the Dragon Kingdom embassy 680 685.
War against the False Gods
Dragon Kingdom’s leaders identify the beings worshipped as gods as higher-dimensional entities that feed on human faith and fear. According to Ye Jincheng, Yu the Great’s Nine Cauldrons anchor a seal protecting the world, with Kunlun at its heart. The Ancient Gods Church seeks to break that seal 926 927.
When foreign leaders empowered by the beings demonstrate their strength, Dragon Kingdom’s council debates appeasement but ultimately chooses resistance. It passes the Swordbearer Act unanimously and appoints Yue Xiaofei to lead the new Ninth Bureau. He reorganizes Reverse Scale as its First Action Sequence and begins planning offensive intelligence operations rather than waiting for the enemy’s ultimatum to expire 928 929 930.
Notable Quotes
“Dragon Kingdom will stand forever!!!” — Elder Xu 268
“From today on, Dragon Kingdom will no longer protest or issue condemnations!” — Zhang Beihai 469
“If any of you want to kneel, you’ll have to step over my corpse first!” — Long Qianshan, opposing appeasement of the False Gods 928