Forget about counterattacks and the like. Throughout history, there have been very few monarchs who actually managed to turn the tables. Most ended up like Emperor Xian of Han.
At least Emperor Xian still had loyal ministers, as well as Liu the Imperial Uncle outside, who sought to restore the Han dynasty...
But what did Diego have? What did he have at all? What could he use to fight the elite class?
He had no chance of winning.
Third Hundred and Thirty-Second Chapter: Kill You, and All Your Property Is Mine (4K)
That was why Su Xiao said that going to Europe would be better than staying in Bolivia.
Whether Diego chose to collude with the elite class or not, staying in Bolivia would lead to no good ending.
If he chose to collude with them, Diego would end up like his father, or perhaps even worse;
If he refused to collude with them, he would eventually be assassinated.
Yes, assassinated—not forced to commit suicide.
This was Latin America. Latin Americans disdained the American "forced suicide" routine. If they wanted someone dead, they simply sent thugs to assassinate them openly.
If Diego had been a woman, he might have suffered torture worse than death before being killed.
His corpse might even have been thrown into the street and displayed for all to see.
Since neither choice would lead to a good ending, what reason was there to stay?
"What will happen to this country if I leave?"
"I'll take your father's place and protect this country properly, so that its ordinary people can truly live as human beings should."
After seeing Diego off, Goro Takemura walked in.
"Boss, did he agree?"
Su Xiao nodded.
Diego's agreement had actually been within Su Xiao's expectations.
"Actually, he had no choice, did