Peerless Poet Saint.

Summary

Qin Mu warns that the Great Zhou faces a life-and-death crisis despite its recent territorial gains. While some scholars believe they can easily expand without opposition, Qin Mu highlights the looming threat of the Demon Race and the existence of neighboring dynasties, like the Great Yin and Ji Dynasties, which complicate their situation. He reveals that their land is precariously situated between demon territories, likening their fate to that of livestock awaiting slaughter. Through vivid illusions, he illustrates the grim reality of their existence, emphasizing that the Demon Race has already infiltrated their society, challenging the scholars' naive perceptions of their strength and safety.

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