Su Yanqiao gazed intently at Zhu Wencong; now, wherever he went, a group of 'devout' citizens would kneel in worship.
If he had continued to stay in the West, he wouldn't have encountered these citizens, but Zhu Wencong's return was not only to perfect the last piece of Jiuding's territory but also for his coronation and marriage.
A play has to be complete, and as a perfectionist, Zhu Wencong did not want to have any flaws attached to his identity.
Moreover, the Qing court was worth a generous investment, the future of the world still looks to the East—the eternal world center.
The subsequent World War I and World War II seemed unrelated to the East, yet had it not been for the East's restraint, the West's Qin Shi Huang would have unified Europe.
The 19th century was the era of the West, the early and middle 20th century was the era of the East, and countless fates intertwined.
