Coming to the Killing Line: I Become the Emperor of America

On the first day when I traveled to the bottom of the United States, I realized a problem: People in this country don't know what "distant relatives are worse than close neighbors." So I opened a class and didn't charge money, just people. Lesson 1: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, do unto others"—Detroit Homeless Mutual Aid Association was established. Lesson 2: "When three people are together, there must be a teacher" - teach each other skills, some people learned to repair cars, and some people learned to settle accounts. Lesson 3: "A good person will get a lot of help, but a bad person will get little help" - The day the mayor wanted to demolish our warehouse, three thousand people blocked the door of the city hall. Later, the reporter asked me: How did you unite the bottom class of the United States? I said: I did not unite them, it was the Analects that united them. Later, the "kill line" across the United States disappeared. The system asked me: How did you do it? I said: Because Confucius told me a long time ago - "The people are the most valuable, the country is the second most important, and the king is the least important." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.