A ray of white moonlight

Chapter 857 Actually Husband, Are You a Spy?

Before Lu Yi could open her mouth, Shen Shi seemed to have noticed her questioning gaze, turned her head calmly, and asked very frankly: "Are you considering the Durian brand rubbing clothes that Chen Cheng purchased and distributed a few days ago?" plate?"

"You deserve it." Lu Yiyi continued to look at Shen Ya, as if he was about to read a washboard mark from his deep eyes.

"Heh..." Shen Ya pursed his lips, but still couldn't stop a smile from slipping from his lips, and then said earnestly, "Don't guess, I didn't mean to show the Duke of Pingyang, I don't care about such things For the exercise, you guessed it right, I am really going to persuade Major General Shu Hua to win the vote of the Minister of Military and Political Affairs."

"So, my husband is actually a spy of the aristocratic party?"

"Your husband is not a party of any kind, but Major General Shu Hua's appointment as Minister of Military and Political Affairs is the need of the country, and it is also the need of my wife."

Lu Yiyi did not deny that the country needs this, but from the perspective of the ten candidates who participated in the election of military and political ministers this time, it was true that Lu Yiyi put aside the gap between the aristocratic party and Shu Hua was the most suitable.

As for her need, Lu Yiyi didn't understand, and said deeply: "Baby, you'd better explain it to me within [-] words. Why do I need it?"

"Because Major General Shu Hua's position is the same as mine, which is between the Democratic Party and the aristocratic party."

Regarding Shen Ya's answer, Lu Yiyi was originally planning to count carefully to see if he had more than thirty characters, but after hearing this sentence, she was no longer thinking about numbers, and said in surprise: "You Do you mean to let me take this opportunity to win over Major General Shu Hua, instead of leading the aristocratic party?"

"One by one, the Democratic Party has a history of only 50 years since the Great Revolution, while the Aristocratic Party has existed for a hundred years. Do you think that the Democratic Party, which is only less than 50 years old, can completely dismantle the aristocratic system?"

Indeed, it’s not that Lu Yiyi has never thought about it. Taking the Great Revolution as an example, the Great Revolution would not have been possible without the support of the nobles, but this would create a paradox, just as Lu Yiyi wondered:
"However, if we use the power of the nobles to deal with the noble system again, it will be the same as the Great Revolution. There are still remaining problems. For example, even though Major General Shu Hua helped us, he stayed. The nobles still exist and have not been solved from the root cause. question."

Hearing Lu Yiyi's doubts, Shen Ya did not hesitate. He reached out and tapped her temple: "Then Yiyi, let me ask you, what is the aristocratic system?"

"It is clearly stipulated..." Lu Yi said as soon as she opened her mouth, but as she spoke, she suddenly understood the intention of Shen Ya's pointing her head, and changed her words, "...or is it a kind of thought?"

"Yes, it is a kind of thought. The invisible and intangible intentional things are different from the Great Revolution. This kind of thing is not cleared by substantive manifestations. The Great Revolution overthrew the monarchy, which exists materially, so violence can be used. At the same time as violence, as long as it is not cleaned up, there will still be residues, but in terms of thoughts, how do you think they should be cleaned up?"

"Subtle, step-by-step, and finally covered."

"So, what if Major General Shu Hua represents democratic ideas?"

At this point, Lu Yi understood in an instant that what they wanted to do was not to let all the nobles leave the parliament, but to let democratic ideas cover the parliament, and even the whole country.

And if Major General Shu Hua can represent democratic thought, after taking over the position of military and political minister, he can not only help them successfully ban the aristocratic system, but also effectively spread democratic thought, until the noble thought is completely eliminated from country A.

By then it will not matter whether the members of Parliament are former nobles or not.

(End of this chapter)