Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1294: Shaking the World! (III)

Chapter 1294: Shaking the World! (III)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

There was no question that if the King of Foreign Lands were allowed to succeed, he would not just be deciding the outcome of a single war, but settling all the wars far into the future. A Great Tang whose people were all soldiers, adhering to the principle of the strong, and carrying a desire to expand was a nightmare for all the countries around it.

"Your Majesty, now is not the time to consider this. Kuluo, send your people to tightly watch for any movement in the capital," Wunu Shibi suddenly said, his eyes turning to a fierce Western Turkic general at his side. "If things go bad and that kid's ideas are accepted by all of the Great Tang, a war will be coming!"

"Yes, Milord!"

The general swiftly left with this order.

"Gurlan, pass on my order! All the troops should be ready to go to war at any moment!"

With Wunu Shibi's prompting, Ishbara Khagan also returned to his senses. The Western Turks were too far away to do anything about the events going on in the Great Tang's capital. They could only prepare themselves for the worst-case scenario and see how the situation developed.

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Goguryeo, the Xi, the Khitans, and Mengshe Zhao to the southwest all felt fear and unease upon learning of the events in the Great Tang's capital.

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Meanwhile, Wang Chong's 'Might Makes Right' had been like a match setting alight the powder keg that was the capital, and it was having far greater influence than anyone had expected. At this time, it had the attention of both the court and the people.

The marchers swiftly quieted down while the tea houses were filled with people discussing this book.

"…Swords and sabers can destroy the bodies of humans, but they cannot destroy a man's ideals. In the relationship between countries and peoples, in that boundless dark forest, if one does not recognize the importance of courage and martial might, the only thing awaiting one is death!"

In a tavern of the capital, a man gripped the book in his hand

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