Kjerag: Lord Huang Is a False Emperor. We Don't Recognize Him!

For most people on this land, life in Master Huang's territory is like a utopia.

In Terra's first millennium, Huang Cao moved his territory to Mobile City.

And on the very day he moved in, he gave a speech about his future.

Looking at the millions of people below, Huang Cao couldn't help but feel a surge of pride.

This is what a true man should be like!

After generations of reproduction, plus the continuous incorporation of new races, the core population of Master Huang's territory has now exceeded one million.

Excluding newborns, his people have a literacy rate of 100%, and more than 95 percent of them have received highly professional vocational skills training.

So it's time to seize the opportunity presented by the First Terra and etch the name of Utopia into the history of Terra's land.

Standing on the high podium, Huang Cao spoke with deep emotion:

"My people, we must remember that this world should be kind, and that this world belongs to all life..."

"The good should be saved, and the evil should be punished. This is an eternal law of the universe. Oppression still exists, and injustice continues to rage in the world..."

"There are still many people on this land who cannot live the life we have. According to the laws I have established, every citizen of my territory must travel outside for several years in order to obtain the status of an adult. Only when they return can they legally become a true adult in my territory. I am glad that everyone here has completed their journey."

"At the same time, I also feel sorry for those people who did not complete their journey, but returning to the earth is never our final destination. We have the power to change the world... The wonderful life we have today is thanks to the joint creation of you and me."

"If we include the first people to arrive, the time I have spent with you all is more than a hundred years."

"I am delighted that, under my leadership, the people who were the first to arrive on this land with me are still living happily. It is my honor, and I am proud of my work all this time."

"But today I have made a momentous decision: our home is officially renamed Utopia."

"For me, this is not the name of a city-state, nor the name of a country, but the name of an ideal, the name of a future life."

"I have imagined countless times what the future will be like, whether it will be filled with hunger or turmoil, happiness or bliss, but one thing is certain: humanity has never given up its pursuit of happiness."

"A future without happiness is not the future that humanity pursues; happiness must be earned through one's own efforts."

Through these events, Huang Cao put aside his usual nonchalance and demonstrated the true qualities of a person in the highest position of power in the country.

He spoke eloquently and gently to his people about his plans for the future utopia.

"We are very happy, no one can deny that, but good things are often envied by others, and outside conspirators will do everything they can to murder our happiness."

Therefore, in order to protect ourselves, we must take the lead in counterattacking, bringing justice to every country, and rescuing millions of people who have suffered as we have.

"Therefore we are the most righteous, we fight for the happiness of all Terra, evil will be defeated by us, and happiness will rejoice for us."

"My people! We need not be so narrow-minded. Hatred should be vented, and murder should be punished with death, which is only right and proper. But we must distinguish who our real enemies are."

"We, the victors, should not kill indiscriminately, nor should we adorn our future with bloodshed. Instead, we should adorn our victory with the heads of the wicked."

"We should reject those who do evil and those who change their allegiance to the wind. If the poor do not repent, they will become our enemies even if they are exploited to the extreme. We should not show mercy to these pitiful people."

"If education cannot make them our compatriots, then only death can free the souls of these suffering people from this imperfect world. You need not be saddened by this."

Huang Cao's voice showed not the slightest hesitation.

Even if these suffering people are being exploited, if they still do not repent after receiving education and cannot distinguish between good and bad, then they are still vulnerable.

They are completely beyond redemption; only death can bring these fools to their senses.

What else can we do?

Keeping these people around will only allow them to continue harming good people.

Therefore, rather than letting these people become a scourge on society, it is better to completely liberate them.

This is cruel, but it is also a last resort. However, judging from the trajectory of history, such people are ultimately a minority.

Although most people know they are being used, they can also distinguish between what is good and what is bad.

Therefore, after some education, most people will be able to distinguish between good and bad, right and wrong.

At the same time, it is unnecessary to blame the vast majority of innocent people for the misdeeds of a small group.

As for the remaining small group of evil people whose thinking cannot be corrected no matter what, we can only use physical means to give them true liberation.

Huang Cao understands perfectly well that its territory is a true utopia on this land, but even such beauty cannot change Terra's inherently cruel worldview.

His actions were so cruel that they all seemed so abrupt.

A merciful leader cannot command an army; constant concessions will only embolden some to take advantage of others.

The utopia that Huang Cao primarily established was powerful, so powerful that anyone's first reaction upon hearing about the country was one of majesty and beauty.

Instead of immediately associating the word "utopia" with a stereotypical image of a weak and kind person.

The current environment has no room for mercy; mercy will only hasten your demise.

The path of inner sagehood and outer kingship is the way out for utopia's future.

"As lord, I must tell my people that the consequences of going against almost all the conspirators of Terra will certainly make our lives more difficult than ever before, and the wielding of weapons will not be judged by whether they are for good or evil."

"Moreover, the world is not peaceful now, so we will face more visible and invisible challenges in the future. But I believe that with the joint efforts of myself and all of you, all these difficulties will be insignificant."

"Therefore, I promise here that I will do everything in my power to ensure that every soldier has no worries before going to the battlefield."

At this point, the crowd erupted in applause and cheers as loud as a landslide.

The people of Huang Cao cried out for utopia, completely oblivious to the deaths that war brought them.

Because every citizen of Utopia has traveled for at least two years before reaching adulthood, everyone present has already witnessed the hardships of life in various countries around the world.

Many Utopians die on this road every year, but just as the lord said.

Without comparison, there is no harm; only by witnessing the cruelty of the outside world can one realize the beauty of one's own country.

We only truly appreciate things after we lose them.

As a wise but not particularly benevolent ruler, Huang Cao never prevented his people from exploring the outside world, even though it was truly dangerous.

Many people, especially when faced with the novel world outside, always think they can control everything.

Without a clear understanding of how dangerous the outside world is, naive and kind people often fall into the traps of conspirators and end up betraying their country and compatriots.

"My people, this year marks the first millennium of the Terra Calendar. You will be the generation that witnesses history and the pioneers who create it."

Therefore, we are all great!

Huang Cao bowed to his people and, amidst their cheers, gracefully made his exit.

After the speech, Master Huang formally sent invitations to emperors of various countries to prove the existence of Utopia.

They demanded that these countries formally recognize Utopia's international status.

Of course, except for Kazdel.

Chapter 207 Siergrag: Master Huang is a false emperor, we do not acknowledge him!

News of Utopia's founding spread rapidly to various countries.

Victoria was the first to acknowledge the legitimacy of the utopian regime.

The new nobles of Victoria declared, "When has our the Speaker ever needed to explain his actions to you? Forget recognizing utopia, we wouldn't object even if Victoria itself were turned into a utopia – it would all be thanks to the Speaker!"

Subsequently, due to the speed of information transmission, Yan Country became the second major power to recognize the legitimacy of Utopia.

The main reason is that Master Huang had previously spoken to the True Dragon of Yan Country, and besides, this country owes him a favor, so it wouldn't be right not to repay it.

Then came some smaller countries. Since the world's two largest powers had already recognized some of these smaller countries, they naturally changed their stance accordingly.

Although there are still some countries where people don't know exactly where Utopia is until they receive an invitation.

In particular, an invitation was received from a country atop a snow-capped mountain, and even from Siergrag.

However, the country did not reply, because Master Huang's letter only provided a one-way ticket.

Countries that are in line with international standards will naturally try their best to reply, but for completely closed countries, whether they acknowledge it or not is ultimately irrelevant, since they will all eventually fail anyway.

If you don't even connect with international standards, how primitive can your social system be?

It's time for an upgrade and evolution.

However, after discussion, the three major families of Siergrag unanimously opposed the legitimacy of the utopia.

The letter explained the founding principles of Utopia, the first of which was the denial of all gods, both good and bad.

Reasonable beliefs are permissible, but their dissemination, whether good or bad, is not allowed.

Therefore, the people living in Master Huang's territory are all atheists. If they had to say who they believe in, they would only believe in Master Huang.

Therefore, after collective discussion, Siergrag decided to launch a fierce counterattack.

After writing the rebuttal letter, they didn't know where to send it.

Everyone was stunned.

Gaul and Leithanian also received the letter and chose to wait and see for a few days.

Two weeks later, Gaul and Leithanian recognized Utopia's international status and granted it the treatment befitting a major power.

Gaul was the first to realize that this so-called utopia was nothing more than the unknown forces that had previously seized our colonies.

You still have the nerve to make me admit it?

Just as the Emperor of Gaul was about to deliver a scathing condemnation, news arrived that the Yan Country had recognized Utopia.

Wow~ How come the Yan Country, with its thick eyebrows, big eyes, and evasive speech, admitted it so quickly this time?

Although Yan Country is open, it rarely participates in international disputes.

Therefore, whenever a major event occurs, the emperor of this country would wait at least several months before issuing his opinion.

This time, almost immediately after Victoria announced her recognition of Utopia, Yan Country followed suit.

This is very wrong!

This utopia seems to have taken over half of Sargon's land.

If this so-called the Speaker, the country would have already become a great power.

Moreover, the Emperor of Gaul is expected to wage war against Leithanian in about twenty years.

The Emperor of Gaul felt that he couldn't cause trouble now, so he decided to put aside the past grudges for the time being and settle accounts with Utopia after the war was over.

Therefore, Gaul, with a stroke of his pen, also acknowledged Utopia's status as a major power in the international arena.

Leithanian followed suit, as the country's situation wasn't much better at the moment; it simply couldn't afford to offend a nation recognized by the three major powers.

Besides, it's just a matter of broadcasting nationwide that such a country has appeared in the world; it won't be a big deal for these nobles.

It's much better than harboring resentment towards this unknown utopia.

With things having come to this point, Leithanian chickened out.

As a result, Huang Cao gained recognition from almost all the major countries in the world in just half a month.

He accomplished in an instant what Kazdel could never achieve in the future.

To this day, only Rem Pito and Victoria are recognized as the only countries that recognize the legitimacy of Kazdel.

The latter was only accepted by the Noble Lord of Victoria because their own the Speaker had Banshee wife.

Whether they admit it or not doesn't matter, at least the Sarkaz don't care, although Theresia cares a lot...

Next up are the two major powers, Iberia and Ursus.

And as Master Huang had predicted, neither country admitted nor denied it, but they must have already sent spies to test the waters.

Meanwhile, the wolf cubs in Siracusa also received a letter.

The head of the family in Siracusa immediately said, "Which little country is this? If you want me to acknowledge it, just pay me. Oh, Leithanian has acknowledged it too."

Just as the head of the opposing family, who was preparing to thoroughly disgust the enemy and was about to reply, was stopped by others, he was told that the enemy had admitted it and he would not.

Clearly, as the front line of the war, Siracusa has become a stronghold for various forces in order to cope with the international situation, and the speed at which information is transmitted is even faster than that of the intelligence agencies of some major powers.

So before the letter was even sent out, the head of the family received a message: the country of Utopia had been recognized by almost all the major powers, including Gaul- Victoria and Yan Country.

Then the younger brother dropped a bombshell. "Elder, do you remember the group that bought our land before? These people just admitted this morning that they belong to Utopia."

Siracusa: My entire clan was almost wiped out!

The family head tremblingly wrote the word "acknowledge" on the letter and quickly burned the previously written letter of scathing criticism.

Wow, I exclaimed, "Wow!"