"Your Majesty, do you think our path of military expansion is correct?" William asked earnestly.
"This requires invoking Bismarck's Iron and Blood policy, though his methods are not comprehensive, even vague.
After all, he is a competent politician, always ready to change his views and rhetoric, but how can a national path be easily altered?
Such a person will not speak too definitively, needs flexibility for maneuvering, to leave himself a backdoor," Zhu Wencong said bluntly.
Zhu Wencong put down the red wine glass: "My understanding of the Iron and Blood policy is, more steel, more brave men.
The current major issues cannot be solved by speeches and majority decisions; they require iron and blood!
By understanding our Eastern history, you know the path to success for Eastern emperors; might makes right.
Saying more is less effective than a war, a victory that is straightforward and thorough."
