Liu Zhizhong's visit to West River yielded its greatest achievement: winning over Tang Zhi.
Tang Zhi, a man of considerable intellect, naturally submitted.
Under such circumstances, he found no reason to reject Liu Zhizhong's Second September Revolution.
Looking from the perspective of national sentiment, personal vendettas, and global affairs, Tang Zhi understood completely that Liu Zhizhong was right, his vision and stature were beneficial to Great East Pot.
Old grudges had been resolved, leaving only the task of joining hands and striving forward.
This pursuit not for oneself but for the greater good is indeed a high realm of life, isn't it?
Regardless, after parting ways with Liu Zhizhong, Tang Zhi's inner shock continued unabated.
He felt as if he were dreaming, unreal, yet the reality was right before his eyes, forcing him to acknowledge it.
Who would have thought that the person he initially wanted to kill would reach such a position today.
