Rebuilding Rome
by From Then On, The Mist Fell On The Capital
About This Novel
The prince must be as cunning as a fox and as powerful as a lion; at critical moments, the prince does not have to keep his promise at all. Once it violates his own interests or the reason for the original promise disappears, a wise prince neither can nor should keep his promise - [Italian] Machiavelli (Some of the opinions in this book come from netizens. If there are large quotations, I will indicate them in the author's comments)
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