Not to mention these subordinates—even Liu Futong itself was stunned for quite a while, thinking, since when did the Ming King ever say something this reasonable?
When Liu Futong thought of Han Shantong, all that came to mind was his bold, unrestrained image, and him shouting, "Kill the barbarians, grab money, grab land, grab women!"
Now that sounded more like something their Ming King would say.
This "Drive out the barbarians, restore our Huaxia," though simple, spelled out exactly what they were going to do, and it rolled right off the tongue. They could easily pass this slogan down and make it the official slogan of their Zoroastrian Sect; it was absolutely fitting.
Once he figured that out, Liu Futong quietly made up his mind: whether or not Han Shantong had actually said it, from now on this sentence was going to be credited to Han Shantong.
