Make Blacksmith Great Again

Historians point out that there are three reasons for the kingdom's perennial failure. First, aristocratic property coexists with civil society. Second, the presence of the church weakened the royal status. Third, the level of weapons and equipment during war is weak. The little king Phoenix was very troubled. The uncle who listens to the tune but not the propaganda, the teacher who always refuses to give advice, and the priest who knows a little bit about magic. Fortunately, there is a great blacksmith named Morn in the kingdom. He uses wonderful craftsmanship to reverse the kingdom's ever-defeating situation. "My sword is indestructible." "My Iron Arm Crossbow is fast and fierce." "My cannonballs turn corners." The conflicts within the kingdom have not yet been resolved, and enemies outside the kingdom have sat on the negotiating table. Due to the language barrier, Representative Morn used the idiom "to push even further", which made the Western Empire think that this was a satirical attempt to steal tools from the negotiating table. Morne instead used the idiom "to tie oneself in a cocoon", and the Western Empire representative walked out angrily, protesting the comparison to a bug.