"I have always believed that most of the world's problems can be solved through communication, with everyone commonly choosing to compromise a bit for resolution.
We are now in the age of great voyages, and all of you have numerous conflicts of interest in the colonies, which results in relentless wars.
Although war is an extension of politics, some wars can be avoided, thus alleviating the financial pressure on each country.
The public strongly supports solving problems through peaceful means; no one likes war, nor does anyone support war," said Zhu Wencong.
William I took a serious look at Zhu Wencong. He did not believe even half a word of it, knowing that Zhu desired war even more than himself.
The reason Zhu Wencong rose to power so quickly is that he capitalized on the war's benefits, especially by successfully choosing sides.
"How should unavoidable wars be mediated?" Alexander II couldn't help but glance at Victoria.
