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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.

In the future, as long as Tang Zhi seized the opportunity, Liu Zhizhong would elevate him to become the leading figure of Great East Pot—my heavens… it's dizzying just thinking about it!

With Gu Changsha present, he would never have the chance.

Some even said that for this batch of officials, those hoping for advancement might be worn out by Gu Changsha and never reach their goal.

Tang Zhi certainly had great ambitions filled with hope and expectation.

Next, Tang Zhi's goal was to become one of the Wolong, earnestly paving the way for the Second September Revolution.

After all, as a scion of a prominent aristocratic family, his connections in the circle were considerable.

The Tang Family's ancestors had illustrious military and political achievements, impacting Tiandu and beyond.

Even after a hundred years, such influence persists.

Should the Tang Family rally the call, perhaps half the realm might respond?

This is Liu Zhizhong's strategy for solving aristocratic issues, coupled with military support, then the realm can be settled.

Do not expect much from the masses; historically, they're used for labor during peace and sacrificed in war, always this way.

If the major issues are dealt with, the masses are minor ones. However, in the future Great East Pot, the hope is that masses are not merely masses, but officials and bureaucrats should assume such roles, shouldn't they?

After Liu Zhizhong's departure, Tang Zhi unraveled Liu Zhizhong's ideological writings within the Valle People's Party from outside and thoroughly read them, discovering their profound and effective nature.

Of course, the revelation of Liu Zhizhong's true identity to Tang Zhi had to be kept secret. At least until the success of the Second September Revolution, it would not be disclosed to others.

Simultaneously, Tang Zhi learned of Liu Zhizhong's old subordinate, Hamuer, who, under his promotion, steadily progressed and thrived, with a promising future.

Reflecting on the immense, ambitious Second September Revolution, Tang Zhi sincerely admired Liu Zhizhong: a political genius, he voiced for the people, established moral consciousness, and paved peace for the world.

Such talent and genius, if he didn't succeed, even the natural order wouldn't tolerate it!

Tang Zhi's admiration for Liu Zhizhong reached an extreme. He even felt having his wife with Liu Zhizhong, giving birth to his children was a kind of honor for Tang Zhi.

Damn, isn't that feeling just extraordinary?

By being turned and activated, Tang Zhi may grant Liu Zhizhong further confidence in the victory of the Second September Revolution.

On departing West River and returning to Valle, Liu Zhizhong received a call from Europe, inviting him to a new negotiation plan aiming to cease fire between Evil Luo Country and Kekistan, attended by many more this time.

There were envoys from the United States, certainly Trump's people; agents of Pu the Dog, European Union parliamentary representatives, as well as Kakistan's defense minister, among others.

Apparently, this time it's serious.

When Liu Zhizhong received such a call, he outright rejected it, saying: "Don't entertain too many illusions. What kind of person is Porlaxi Shijin? Isn't that clear? Here we laboriously negotiate, barely reaching an agreement, which satisfies us, but Pu the Dog definitely won't be satisfied. Disillusioned with regimes that contradict human civilization and order, we all understand this too well, right? Thus, it's better to fight directly until Evil Luo Country collapses completely."

The call was from a notable European leader, also the chairman of the European Union, named Feng Entai, a German.

This woman was quite politically astute.

Upon hearing Liu Zhizhong's refusal, she still stated, "Mr. Chi Zhongshui, talk signifies that everyone is striving, it represents an attitude. Not talking will make the world believe we've surrendered, no longer caring about war and peace. So, no matter how difficult, discussions must continue."

Liu Zhizhong replied, "I have no interest in such futile efforts. Next, Valle Republic will only adhere to its principles, leveraging national strength to support Kekistan's resistance until victory. You negotiate, but there'll be no results. Only by defeating the Evil Luo People thoroughly on the battlefield will they yield. Repeated history shows this. Either Evil Luo Country collapses entirely, or Pu the Dog falls from power, ending the war!"

"Your presidential determination is genuinely admirable. However, in the world political landscape, both Valle and you have significant statuses and influence, we still hope you could attend, or send a representative?"

Liu Zhizhong thought about it and replied, "Alright, I'll send the vice president, fully representing Valle People's will, not my personal will."

"Okay, sir, we warmly welcome that."

"But allow me to say upfront, your negotiations may heat up, and Pu the Dog might directly refute with large indiscriminate bombings as a display. It's better to provide Kekistan with more anti-aircraft ammunition and offensive equipment, lift more weapon bans for them."

The other side fell silent for a moment, sighed, and said: "Sir, you are correct, but if negotiations don't end on our terms, should large-scale war be the conclusion? Increasing military aid to Kekistan might provoke Evil Luo Country into using tactical nuclear weapons, then what? Whether effective or not, it leads to a colossal humanitarian crisis! Who wants to see such an event unfold?"

"Then, isn't Kekistan already suffering immense humanitarian disaster? Thousands of innocent women, children, and vulnerable people face daily threats of artillery and missiles. Evil Luo Country doesn't see this due to their tyranny, they're the perpetrators, blind to victims' pain. If we can prevent this but don't, even condone it, how are we different from the aggressors?"

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