Other language: Vietnamese
I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.
Chapter 782: Only Virtue and Wisdom Can Convince People (2). [780]
Summary
Zhang Yue emphasizes that while violence can shock and uphold authority, it should not be the sole method of governance; true conquest of hearts requires virtue. Liu Jin grapples with the conflict between benevolence and the necessity of force, realizing that historical rulers succeeded through a balance of both. Zhang Yue illustrates that civilization and moral values are essential for a nation's strength, warning against abandoning these for barbarism. He believes in cultivating virtue but acknowledges that if this fails, force may be necessary to deal with obstinate foes. The discussion highlights the importance of wisdom and strength in leadership.Full content
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