At this moment, King Arthur's whole body was trembling.

Not because of coercion!

Rather, the First Emperor's words were violently impacting his cognition!

The cognition of knightly glory respected in ancient Europe!

From the perspective of ancient European concepts of glory, failure is more terrifying than death!

You can lose your life, but you can't fail, you can't lose your glory, and you can't suffer humiliation!

This is the spirit of chivalry promoted and upheld by King Arthur and the Twelve Knights of the Round Table!

This is also the gap between the East and the West. From the East's perspective, as long as it does not involve the fall of the country or the family, if it does not involve relatives and friends, if it is just a simple humiliation...

As the old saying goes, it is better to live than die.

There is nothing wrong with being a coward.

A wise gentleman takes revenge, and it is never too late in ten years.

For ten years east of the river and ten years west of the river, don’t bully the young and the poor, don’t bully the middle-aged and the poor, and don’t bully the old, poor and dead.

The worst he could do was to survive to death and then come out for revenge. Sima Yi had something to say about this.

This is not to say that Daxia is bloodless. Once the survival of the country is involved, everyone will risk their lives.

But if you end your life just because you are humiliated or because of your own momentary failure, then from the perspective of Daxia, you are completely a coward.

Gou Jian, the king of Yue, suffered humiliation, Han Xin, the military immortal, also suffered humiliation. Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty also suffered humiliation. Even the First Emperor, the only emperor throughout the ages, also emerged from humiliation.

For a moment, King Arthur's eyes were confused: "The real emperor..."

He doesn't understand.

In his mind, how could a true emperor be humiliated? How could he fail?

When an emperor is humiliated, shouldn't he die to defend his glory and his dignity?

But what this Eastern Emperor said makes sense...

Damn it, I couldn’t refute it at all, I started to agree with him deep in my heart...

For a moment, King Arthur was kneeling on the ground, and his aura, which had fallen to the level of a mid-level god, was undulating violently!

Seeing King Arthur's appearance, Brenda, who was looking worried, was suddenly startled.

This scene is a bit familiar...

Anita, Neil, Gucci, Pluto's son Berkeley and other gods around them also had strange expressions on their faces, as if they had thought of something.

This scene is quite familiar to them.

"No, are you going to become a disciple again?" Neil whispered to Anita: "I remember that we were like this at the time. First we were punished, then we were educated for a while, and then we were convinced... However, King Arthur is different from us.

In the same way, he is also the ancestor of recovery..."

Anita said with a complex expression: "Then the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty was also the ancestor of the Resurrection... Isn't that right? We worship the gods of Daxia, and our ancestors of the Resurrection worship the ancestors of Daxia, so it doesn't mean that they have messed up the seniority."
Chapter completed!