He thought he still had a chance, and the Special Service Bureau hoped he'd think so too.
As long as he doesn't act impulsively, and drags things out slowly, the national strength of the Ming Country will increase day by day. Who knows, one day he might just find himself on the sidelines.
An ancient wisdom says, if you sit by the river long enough, you'll watch your enemy's corpse float by with the current.
The Ming Country could take sixty years, or even longer, to change the world, to remodel the rivers and mountains. The people born on this land have accumulated enough historical wisdom, and, regardless of whatever adversity they find themselves in, can find the right direction and path from the heritage left by their ancestors.
The Foreigners, on the other hand, are a different story; they still can't figure out the length of the Macedonian clothesline.
