I'm an Aristocrat, but I've Started a Farming System

A highness who does not care about the loss of his own property and gives the serfs the status of a free citizen will only be laughed at if this idea is known to other nobles.

But all nobles know that serfs are slaves, and to some extent, their status is not as good as the livestock in the family.

It doesn't matter if a serf dies, they can be bought again anyway, but they are absolutely not allowed to become free people. There has been no such precedent since ancient times. Anyone who does this will be punished.

The nobles will only protect their own interests and will not care what your serfs think.

As a noble, Lin En knew the aristocratic system quite well, so he did not hastily follow the previous rules and regulations to make serfs freemen, unless the time came.

Seeing Grant still talking about his thoughts, Linn remained silent.

When Grant came to his senses, he said sheepishly: I have said too much. These are all my own thoughts. I once proposed it to my father, but was scolded by him, thinking that as His Highness, I sympathized with the serfs. , It’s a disgrace to the royal family, I guess you think so too.”

No! Linn shook his head firmly, I have the same idea as you.

Really? Grant was surprised and looked at Linn with gleaming eyes.

He had told several people about the thoughts in his heart, but without exception, they were all regarded as his nonsense. No one agreed, but would persuade him not to think about it anymore.

Now, he heard that someone thought the same thing as him.

This feeling gave him hope.

Lin En nodded and continued walking forward, Yes, I won't lie in this regard, and there is no need to agree with you in order to get closer to you. If you leave here, there may be no possibility of us meeting again in the future.

I used to feel that I was an outlier among the nobility. I had many novel ideas, and I told others about them, but my experiences and encounters were somewhat similar to yours. At that time, I understood that under the aristocratic system, we were too weak. Nothing can change at all.

Later, when the family declined, my father divided us children into different territories. When we came to Ashes Town, I saw this dilapidated, remote, and backward place. I was a little desperate at first. There was nothing here, not even basic food and clothing. Neither can be satisfied.

Grant agreed. When he came here and heard that there were lords, he was really surprised.

This was the first time he had seen such a poor place.

Lynn continued: After living here for a while, I found that it's not that bad. I discovered arrowhead mushrooms, which are the mushrooms in the bone soup you eat. They are delicious and can be sold. I also found many mushrooms. There is less fennel. Although this spice is common, it can still be sold at a good price.

The serfs are very obedient and follow my orders loyally. The ordinary civilians will not oppose me. I can build the territory according to my own ideas. Even if I fail, it doesn't matter, because I am already very poor. It doesn't get much poorer than this.

I know that if Ember Town wants to develop, it cannot blindly carry out internal circulation. It must go out to buy and sell.

Inner loop? Grant didn't quite understand the term.

It means that goods are only bought and sold in the town, and the ability to buy or sell is relatively weak. If this continues, the town will only become poorer and poorer, and the quality of life of the civilians will decline, and they will not be able to pay taxes. I This lord will also become poorer. Linn explained.

So that's it. What you said makes sense. Grant nodded, I once heard a teacher say similar things. It's not easy to change.

It's hard to say it's hard, but it's easy to say it's simple. Just open up a safe trade route, let the lord lead them to sell, and establish a stable sales channel, then this predicament can be changed. Lin En smiled slightly, That's what I'm going to do next.

But I didn't see the guardian knights here. Have they already opened a road? Grant wondered.

To be honest, there are no knights.

Ah? Grant was surprised, Every lord must be guarded by knights, otherwise there will be great danger. Didn't your father arrange it for you? This is an impossible thing.

Yeah, I don't understand either, but that's the fact. Lin En shrugged. He didn't know the reason, so he couldn't give a good answer.

Grant didn't know what to say for a long time. This thing shocked him even more than seeing a clean street.

Just rely on yourself, at least for now everything is developing. Lynn said.

The two men walked around the streets and returned to the castle.

The knights were already drunk. Several of them hooked their shoulders and shouted loudly. They took off their armor and threw it aside.

Seeing His Highness coming back, they immediately ran to get the armor.

Grant waved his hand, You continue to drink, don't pay attention to me.

Thank you, Your Highness! the knights cheered again.

In Lynn's room, Grant stood in front of the window and looked outside, Maybe these knights also yearn for freedom.

Linn smiled and said: Don't just think about what other people think. Maybe these knights like to be in the royal family. After all, they can get generous rewards.

Grant was speechless. He felt that Lynn was right.

The bed is relatively small. Your Highness needs to be a little aggrieved.

It's okay, I'll bring my own bed.

Grant waved his hand, the ring on his hand flashed, and a huge wooden bed appeared on the ground, with four pillars, linen curtains, and a velvet quilt on the bed.

He subconsciously stretched out his arms. No one came over for a while, so he couldn't help but look back.

Lin En blinked, Your Highness, you don't want me to help you take off your clothes.

I'd better do it myself. Grant untied the outermost cloak a little awkwardly, not knowing how to start when taking off the robe.

Their dressing and changing were done by specialized servants, something I had never done before.

When Linn saw Grant who was at a loss, he couldn't help but walked over and said, Forget it, let me help you.

It has to be said that the costumes of the nobles were too complicated and complicated, especially Grant who wore five pieces of clothing.

Cloak, robe, tunic, shirt, underwear, and each one is tied very firmly. Fortunately, it is spring and the weather is not too hot, otherwise there is a real possibility of heat stroke.

Lin En, on the other hand, would not dress like this in his own castle. He would be as simple as possible, as long as he was comfortable.