From the first gunshot of the Yangon Uprising to the last stroke of the signing of the "World Unity Charter" in the Mandalay Palace, he spent his life completing the legendary road from a colonial rebel to the head of the Earth Federation.
This is a grand epic spanning half a century. When the European powers killed each other in the two world wars, he led a multi-ethnic jungle division and quietly emerged on the banks of the Irrawaddy River. He defeated the British Expeditionary Force, played with France, and manipulated Japan's covetousness and American doubts. Control Malacca, annex India, and drink the Persian Gulf. When the smoke of the war cleared, people were surprised to find that the center of the world had quietly moved from London, Washington, and Moscow to Mandalay.
But his real enemies were never the rulers of the old world. What he wants to conquer is the grudges, prejudices and divisions that have existed in mankind for thousands of years. After the baptism of iron and blood, what kind of wisdom will he use to establish an unprecedented order for this world?
Some say he was the liberator of Asia, others say he was a tyrant wearing a cassock. Some say he has the world in mind, others say he harbors evil intentions. But no one can deny that he changed everything.
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Reader comments
It feels okay but the logic is too poor
The title is particularly like that of Yamashita Fengwen. Myanmar's location was considered a battleground in the age of navigation. The writing is also practical. Survive first and develop in a certain way.
It feels okay but the logic is too poor
The title is particularly like that of Yamashita Fengwen. Myanmar's location was considered a battleground in the age of navigation. The writing is also practical. Survive first and develop in a certain way.