The ants' identities are actually the same as those of ancient China's dependent countries. They pay tribute to protect themselves. But history also tells us that the ruling class will always face resistance after oppression. If Philip had not knocked the tribute into the water, the life enslaved by the grasshopper would continue. The tribute is gone, and the food that was barely enough for the rainy season to be separated for grasshoppers. The burden is hard to carry, and resistance is a matter of time.
Back to Overlord, this is definitely a minded insect.
From the opening sentence: Leaders are the first rule, everything is your fault. Going to the scene of teaching one's own people later, the theory of Brother Grasshopper and Overlord is definitely an emperor's unique knowledge. The resistance of a small ant is nothing, and one and another is also true, but what if it is a group of ants? If the overlord wants to let the ancients go, it will be Cao Cao. I have understood the philosophy of the overlord a long time ago, and thinking backwards, a few Japanese soldiers can't subdue a villager, and a few Gestapo can't stand the Jews in a concentration camp anymore.
Overlord came with a swarm of insects. The battle of defense begins!
The fake bird was burned, and it was a pity that the grasshopper was not driven away. However, if the overlord ants are driven away by fake birds, they will never know the reason for their enslavement. Philip was beaten by the Overlord, thank the Overlord for not stomping him to death.
Philip Martin Luther King's upper body, a speech that "Ants are not a weaker race than grasshoppers" has a bit of "I have a dream". It is also provocative and also causes thinking.
At this point, there is no suspense in the ending.
Justice once again defeated evil. The princess and Philip are happy from then on...
ps: The original sound is so hard to find. It sounds like a Taiwanese dubbing, and Phil's voice sounds like Ren Xianqi. Fortunately, they are all pretty cute.
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