"But a tyrant can't govern a country like this."
Yuriya still couldn't accept it.
"How can people accept such a brutal king?"
However, Duanmu Huai dismissed Yuriya's words with a retort.
"What does a brutal king have to do with the people?"
"Ah, because the king governs the country...aren't people the constituents of the nation?"
Seeing Duanmu Huai's face with a "shouldn't 1+1 equal 3?" expression, Yuriya herself felt increasingly less confident—wasn't this how she had been educated since childhood? Could it have been wrong?
"The king governs the nation, but he rules over the nobility. Just manage the nobility well, and that's it. It's impossible for a king to personally issue orders to every individual."
Upon saying this, Duanmu Huai made a grand gesture.
"Take me, for example. If I were to be king, I would ask who supports and who opposes me. If someone opposes, then just kill them all."
".........…"
