The Great Seminary

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Even if a country, a state, or an organization advocates for 'equality for all,' it will inevitably remain just a beautiful vision.

You can only get infinitely close, but you can never achieve it.

Therefore, no matter how much the True Dragon Kingdom is supposed to be "ruled by law," it still faces a situation where Zhang Gui's physical body is directly threatened.

Unless he stops it himself, he will only get mired in the quagmire of war.

Fortunately, the True Dragon Emperor remained rational enough, waving his hand with a forced smile and saying:

"Lord Song, Old Sang Gui, don't be fooled. Now is not the time to make your move."

In the foreseeable future, I do not see any real dragons coming to land and share the spoils in Dongshengzhou.

But the situation is different in Yingri.

If I'm not mistaken, this 'fruit' abandoned by its current owner will eventually fall into our hands.

But not now.

Thus, from this day forward, Lord Song will devote all his efforts to building the 'Cloud Whale Kunpeng Ship'.

Release as much production capacity as possible, and only build 'Kasugami' warships with a capacity of 300,000 tons or more.

Old Sang, starting tomorrow, all active-duty 'Reincarnation Army' personnel will assemble at the naval camp to familiarize themselves with naval warfare.

While army tactics don't require extensive expertise, mastering the tactic of rapid landings and suppressing breaches of cities using armed steam-powered airships aboard giant warships is essential.

The high-ranking officials in the imperial bedchamber, who had put down their chopsticks and spoons to listen to the emperor's teachings, all became serious upon hearing about expanding military equipment and assembling a large army.

It seems that while the emperor says he will "put it down gently," his actual actions are "raising it high," which is a sign that he is about to gamble with the fate of the nation!
Then Zhang Gui chuckled and said:
"Gentlemen, please don't misunderstand. I wasn't tricked by some ignorant kid from Yingri who led more than two thousand scoundrels."

We are about to gamble the ever-growing national fortune of our True Dragon Kingdom with the fate of Mingren Rongyue, risking our very downfall.

Instead, they believe that "no one is good for a thousand days, and no flower blooms for a hundred days."

Since ancient times, no state or nation has ever existed eternally.

The fate of the Yingri Kingdom lasted for millions of years, experiencing dozens of major conflicts.

It seems to be enduring and blessed by destiny.

In fact, 80% of the reason should be attributed to their geographical advantages.

Hiding at sea and often closing themselves off from the world for thousands of years became a habit.

In addition, it appears to be ruled by the Emperor, with a 'successive line of succession'.

In reality, the emperor often becomes a "figurehead ruler," with real power over the country being usurped by the so-called shogun or the so-called regent.

Even if the country has actually collapsed, it is still "rotten inside the pot," and the emperor is like "a centipede that dies but does not fall down," so there is always a chance to recover.

But this time the situation is completely different.

Yingri, the 'big fish' hiding in the sea, voluntarily jumped ashore.
Moreover, it became completely embroiled in the 'battle for supremacy' in Dongsheng Continent.

More importantly, the current Emperor of Japan is truly too wise and powerful, outstanding, daring and decisive, and possesses an ethereal and otherworldly beauty…

He had just been tricked by the so-called "military borrowing" delegation from Japan. Regardless of the real reason, it would be reasonable for his impression of the Emperor to have worsened.

But the reality is just the opposite.

As Zhang Gui spoke, he seemed unable to contain himself and showered Ming Ren Rongyue with praise.

Finally, realizing he had gone too far, he took a deep breath and changed the subject.

"What I mean is that Yingri, this 'big fish,' is now stranded on the shore."

It might break the indestructible 'golden body' that lasts for eternity.

Hmph, Narutoshi is the 66,701st Emperor of Japan.

Based on this calculation, on average, whether one holds real power or is a figurehead emperor, a Japanese emperor would not live more than fifteen years.

What a wonderful 'unbroken lineage for ten thousand generations'... The late Emperor Ming Song was 'hezheng', serving as crown prince for a full twenty-nine years before finally ascending the throne at the age of fifty-one.

Later, due to his ambition and love of grandiose projects, the country's strength was depleted, and half of the country was handed over to others.

In order to avoid becoming a ruler of a doomed dynasty and to have the face to face his ancestors in the afterlife, he took strong drugs and indulged in debauchery, ultimately torturing himself to death.

Even so, he still reigned as emperor for more than thirty years before his death.

The calculation shows that it is twice the average number of years that the Japanese emperor reigned.

Emperor Kezheng was the shortest-reigning emperor of the Ming Dynasty, without exception.

And theoretically, although from ancient times to the present, millions of years of human evolution have taken place.

The emperors of the mortal realm are increasingly affected by some mysterious rule, and once they ascend the throne, they are unlikely to live to be a hundred years old.

However, Emperor Eiri, whose dynasty lasted for nearly a million years, unleashed an incredibly profound and mysterious power whenever he held power.

They should at least outlive those short-lived emperors whose dynasties lasted only a thousand years.

But the reality is quite the opposite.

Furthermore, this 'opposite' has continued for tens of thousands of 'generations,' transforming from a chance occurrence into a kind of inevitability.

It was inevitable that Emperor Eiichiro lived a short life, but it was a matter of chance that he lived a long life!
"Your Majesty, do you mean that Emperor Eiri is... is the ancient goddess Amaterasu Omikami...?"

Those who are invited to Zhang Gui's palace for dinner are all shrewd people. They usually don't pay much attention to common sense and don't think much about it, or they think it's pointless to think about it. But once they are enlightened, they think about it more deeply.

Among them, Song Wenhua was the most outspoken in front of Zhang Gui. After a moment of hesitation, he blurted out.

But Zhang Gui stopped him by putting a finger to his lips.
“Some things, once said, may affect the mystery and subtly bring misfortune.”

What I say, you cannot say.

Not to mention Amaterasu Omikami, there's also Izanagi, the ancestral god of the sun, and the other two of the 'Three Gods', Susanoo and Tsukuyomi.

In the legends, which one is like a 'true god'?

Of course, the powerful gods and demons of that era were all guarding the concept of 'humanity'.

They don't care much about individual 'people' at all, and it's already considered kind of them not to accept a 'mass blood sacrifice' of more than 10,000 people.

Otherwise, we wouldn't still be used to adding the word "demon" after their "god" title.

Even my ancestor Kuafu was a ruthless killer, let alone Chi... In short, these are some conjectures about ancient myths, extremely extraordinary secrets.

Saying too much or too clearly is of no benefit to me.

Listening too much or understanding too much could actually lead to serious trouble.

Let's stop here.

In short, I will not act rashly.

You should also remain calm.

Don't overthink the 'Feng Fishing Port Incident' in Zhumi City, Bilong Province, and its potential future impact.

Sigh, I'm now realizing that the impact of this so-called 'Great Era of Contention' is 99% not limited to the Eastern Continent; it's very, very troublesome.

In the future, the 'uncivilized land' of the Outer Ocean Luanya Islands, where we live, may very well become a place of great fortune.

Of course, there are great horrors in the inner ring of the Chaotic Tooth Islands, and in this rare "bullshit time period," it is theoretically the easiest time for such an unexpected disaster to break out.

The more I talk, the more confused I get.

Just like my state of mind, the more I try to grasp the clues and unravel the mystery, the less I can grasp them.

It can only be summarized by an old saying: "It's better to stay still than to act." Do you understand?

(End of this chapter)