The World Surrenders

The changed content is: an imaginary continent, the first main line is an imaginary crumbling country with civil strife, invasion, resistance, and national hatred. The second main line tells the story of the iron-blooded king of the grasslands, Tie Mumu (the character Sad Mumu was forced to cross the Great Shenlong Mountains and then entered the grassland era of cold weapon cavalry and transformed). Is Confucianism the best view of governance in the world? Is the Western view of statecraft worth pursuing? Is the doctrine of separation of powers really perfect? What kind of struggle is the struggle for world hegemony? Are humans evil? Are humans good? Is Ironwood's long whip conquest against the world a backward conquest or a powerful conquest? How do backward countries rule civilized countries? In an era where various views on governing the country are emerging, loyalty is actually our only choice for the country.