"If there really is such a day, I will allow history books to contain the name of Japan; I will not tamper with history, nor will I deliberately erase Japan's contributions to humanity," Lixiang said.
Mo Qingcheng analyzed the situation inside and out in a fraction of a tenth of a second, realizing this was already the best solution Lixiang could offer, and she felt a faint sense of gratitude toward him in her heart.
Though Mo Qingcheng had always lived like a princess and was even nurtured like a boy in her early days, her body remained that of a young woman, and deep down she still possessed the instinctive obedience of a Japanese woman. Thus, she did not find Lixiang's terms excessively harsh at the moment, harboring at most a touch of regret.
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