Ancient India: Compared with Sun Tzu, King Moon Protector Was Angry

In the first year of the establishment of the Mauryan Dynasty in ancient India, King Yuehu, who was born in a peacock family and became the emperor of the third brother subcontinent, saw the sky fall and compared the different lives of his two grandsons. He was angry when he saw his empire, King Asoka III, disintegrating and falling into endless divisions, while another grandson established an empire on which the sun never sets and made the Maurya Dynasty immortal forever. Why is this grandson not from his own world! Countless third brothers wailed when they saw that another third brother under Ashoka's rule was not living the life of a cow and a horse! Why is this king not their king! And countless Brahmin priests were also angry, why is this Ashoka not theirs! Their Ashoka has been promoting Buddhism! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.