"It was like this back then, and it's the same now. In your eyes, the so-called Huang Clan and the Greater Empire of Japan in your heart, including me and Hua Zi, are nothing more than your personal property, aren't they? In that narrow little heart of yours, I'm afraid you can't make room for anyone but yourself."
There was not a trace of emotion in Huang Ban Sanlang's low voice; he sounded like a cold, unfeeling machine.
"Lai Xuan."
"What? Did I hit a nerve by spelling out what's in your heart?"
"No, I never expected you to understand me."
Huang Ban Sanlang reeled in, hooked a small grouper, and casually tossed it to one of his men.
"You've never seen that glorious era. Our fleet swept across the western Pacific Ocean; every country in East Asia bowed its head to us. Our army dominated the entire East Asia, took more than half of Southeast Asia and Tokyo University, and our strength was in no way inferior to the Anglo-Saxons in Europe."
