A mighty General commands a massive army, determined to rule over every inch of the world. One by one, he aggressively invades his neighboring countries, easily overpowering them with his well-trained soldiers and strict military discipline. Soon, his sprawling empire covers the entire map, leaving only one tiny, seemingly insignificant nation left to conquer. This final country has no army, no weapons, and no defenses. When the General marches his troops across the border, they are not met with resistance, but with warm greetings, delicious food, and lively music. Instead of fighting, the invading soldiers find themselves joining in the dances and adopting the local customs. A brilliantly subversive story that asks a profound question: when a culture warmly absorbs its invaders, who has truly won the war?