The Prosperous Age to Rule the World

The emperor guards the gates of the country, and the monarch guards the country. They do not cede land, make peace, or make indemnities. The child has a great ideal, and hopes that his father will support him. The child wants to become a free prince and live a happy life. As for running the country, the prince is worse than me, and I am not as good as the second prince in marching and fighting. . . A few years later, sitting on the throne looking at the ministers, I felt very helpless. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.