There Is Only One Way to Transfer Internal Conflicts

Jiang Beiran could only describe everything Luo Jingtian had done with one phrase: he truly never saw it coming.

As the ruler of a nation—and one of the nations whose strength had been preserved most completely at that—he had actually given up the chance to unite the continent simply because he did not want to oppose Jiang Beiran.

Regardless of whether this was because Gu Qinghuan had been at his side offering guidance, the one who ultimately made the decision was still this ruler of a nation.

And for him to make such a decision, Jiang Beiran could only say that he really was very smart.

With the battle plan Jiang Beiran had already arranged, plus the trump card of "subduing people with poison," if these Mystic Saints really dared to go against him, they would absolutely not come to a good end.

But that was limited to Jiang Beiran's own thoughts.

To make these Mystic Saints, who had such deep foundations, surrender without even fighting? In Jiang Beiran's imagination, that was simply impossible.

After all, even when they clearly knew the protagonist was ridiculously strong, they still had to keep making enemies of him—that was what villains were supposed to do.

But this Luo Jingtian had backhandedly burned the villain's script and stepped onto a broad, bright road instead.

Aside from calling him smart, Jiang Beiran really did not know how else to describe this ruler of Tan Kingdom.

All he could say was that there truly was a reason someone like him could become the ruler of a nation.

Of course, Jiang Beiran could also tell that Luo Jingtian had not completely put away his ambition. He simply felt that the most important thing right now was to get on good terms with Jiang Beiran, and once the