There were many historical records about Princess Wencheng, but almost no one knew her background. To this day, there was no detailed account of it. It was even uncertain whether Princess Wencheng had truly been the legitimate daughter of a collateral branch of the Li clan. It was entirely possible that a maidservant had simply adopted a goddaughter.
All of this proved one thing: do not count on contracts or anything like them. They were useless. The bigger fist was the truth.
All contracts were choices made out of necessity when neither side could physically convince the other.
Humanity was currently in just such a situation. There were more than two hundred countries on one planet, constantly fighting one another. But if an extraterrestrial civilization suddenly appeared before Earth, and humanity failed to unite, everyone would be wiped out.
At that time, racial conflicts and conflicts of faith would all have to be put aside. It could not be said that Earth would quickly unite into a single country or federation, but at the very least, forming a united front in an extremely short time would absolutely not be a problem.
If both sides remained locked in confrontation and warfare for long enough, then Earth unifying into a federal state would become only natural.
Without pressure, everything was futile—unless one country's technological level suddenly rose high enough to utterly crush every other nation.
Even so, to be honest, if China had to choose right now, it would not choose some kind of unification or alliance.
Wasn't developing Great Qin and the Song Dynasty world better? Looking further ahead, wasn't developing the Moon and Mars better?
Once other countries fell behind to a certain extent, cultural infiltration could be carried out step by step. Once their culture was ultimately erased, they