Everyone says that in troubled times, a clear leader is needed, but Xi Buyu knows that the most terrifying thing in the world is not the tyrants, but those who "have everything right".
In the name of order, some people manage the people of a city more accurately than a clock - the granaries are full and the roads are empty, but no one dares to ask where they want to go.
In the name of the tribe, there is someone who travels all over the north and south with his iron cavalry - he is not greedy for money or lustful, but he just firmly believes that the strong will stand and the weak will fall, and it is natural and right.
Some people, in the name of civilization, abide by the classics and etiquette - he is honest and upright, but he believes that mud-legged people and women are not worthy of reading and discussing politics.
There are also people who turn the river water into knives in the name of their homeland - she does not believe in any promises from the north, but only believes that the ancestral land cannot be measured by outsiders.
Each of them has more reasons, more foundation, and more like "correct answers" than Xi Buyu.
Xi Buyu only had one sentence in his hand:
People can't just be managed, they should also be qualified to decide how they live.
Million-word long group portraits compete for hegemony.
There are no clever villains and no tool-man supporting characters.
Enemies are not bad guys waiting to be defeated, but people who go their own ways and have their own plans for the world.
Purpose: In a broken and troubled world, let different civilizations and groups of people find their own way to survive based on a common bottom line.
