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

“Every morning, we line up at the designated place and stand in military posture. After the time is up, we run around the town three times, shouting slogans while running. During this period, we are not allowed to abandon our teammates. Everyone must complete the requirements to be considered qualified.

The gathering must be within the specified time. If you are late, you will be punished.”

As Jack walked away, he muttered, Why are these requirements of the lord so strange? What does it mean to stand in a military posture, and what does it mean to not abandon your teammates? You have to learn to read and write at night, but these are not all civilians or above. Only then can we do it.”

Miles replied, Not abandoning is one of the principles of knighthood. Your Excellency is training those serfs according to the method of training knights. As for standing in the military posture, it should be the things we did today. As for reading and writing, I don't understand either. .”

Obviously they all understand these words, but when combined together, it makes them confused. Maybe this is the difference between nobles and commoners.

Jack lamented, I have to say that I almost couldn't hold on after standing in that weird posture for so long. Fortunately, I persisted until the end. Otherwise, it would be embarrassing to be overtaken by the serfs.

Miles said faintly: The Lord also wrote a note. If those serfs can persist longer than us during training, they will be rewarded with meat.

Huh? Jack was surprised.

So, we have to work hard, otherwise we will be surpassed by the serfs. Miles did not continue, but there was determination on their faces.

If they were overtaken by serfs, they might as well die directly.

Master, isn't it a waste to teach serfs to read and write? Karis asked.

Naturally, he also read the contents on the parchment. He had no idea about the other training of serfs. Only reading and writing was something he could not understand.

In Karis's view, reading and writing is something that only nobles can do. Some free people from relatively wealthy families can also learn it. The fact that serfs can participate in training is already a sign of the generosity and kindness of adults. Let them learn reading and writing again. There is no such thing. It's necessary.

Lin En shook his head, A qualified team should not just be people who know nothing. What I mean by reading and writing does not mean teaching everything, but basic reading and writing. Otherwise, they will not even be able to read commands. If you understand, how can you obey and fight?

Karis didn't understand this. He was a steward, and most of the battles he knew were nobles leading their knights.

But, we don't have that much parchment. Caris said, Jack and Miles brought a batch of parchment here before, but it was used very quickly during this period. The parchment is expensive, and we also You can’t buy in bulk.”

Yes! Linn looked into the distance.

Here, paper is extremely scarce.

Let them practice on the dirt first, but then you will have to work harder.

Karis immediately said: It's not hard!

The townspeople of Ash Town feel that the town they have always lived in has become strange and lively.

Every morning when I wake up, I can hear shouting coming from the town. It is chaotic at first, and then gradually becomes neat and loud.

The townspeople could see rows of people running on the road, shouting slogans from time to time.

At first they thought it was a bit noisy, but gradually they got used to it and regarded these people as orientation time.

After running around the town, these people, called the militia, went to cut down trees and reclaim the land. In the afternoon, they went to a piece of land specially designated by the lord, where the steward Caris taught them to read and write.

Jack and Miles, who led the team, were surprised to find that during training, their physiques had been enhanced, giving them a sense of condensing life seeds. Such changes shocked them, and they increasingly believed what the lord said. is right.

The enthusiasm of the two people is unprecedentedly high, and they are looking forward to training every day.

Nezer's house in the town has also undergone changes. Several people come in every day. I heard that the lord arranged for serfs who have mastered tailoring skills to come and learn.

This is something that other tailors in the town don't understand. Teaching other people techniques doesn't mean their business is being taken away.

Especially those who mocked Nezer, thinking he was mentally ill.

But Nezer didn't care at all. These days, he and other tailors made pockets, and the quantity increased greatly. At the same time, they also made many different styles of pockets during the discussion. After taking the pockets to the lord, they got approval. and approval.

The Lord Lord said that they can do whatever they want on the premise of completing the basic tasks.

The money he earned gave Nezer the possibility to perform. He not only improved the life at home, but also allowed Moya to eat white bread. Although it was only the lowest grade of white bread, it was still an improvement.

He believed that Moya would be able to eat better white bread in the future.

The serfs who were sent to mine in the cave successfully mined a lot of iron ore, sent the ore to the blacksmith, and built a batch of farm tools, felled trees, and opened fields again at a much faster pace.

However, there was only one blacksmith and two newly recruited apprentices in the town. The craftsmanship was not fast and could not be used normally.

Linn looked at Matthew in the yard. He rarely spoke since he came here, and he only spoke when he wanted a beer.

Due to frequent bathing and cleaning, he now looks a lot more energetic overall, but the decadence on his face still cannot be concealed, especially his eyes that are squinted, and when viewed from a distance, it looks like he has his eyes closed.

He was once a high-ranking knight, and even had the potential to become an earth knight, but now, if thrown on the street, people would just think of him as a homeless man.

During this period, Lin En has been busy with the militia, caravans and mineral mining, and has not taken care of him at all. Now he is finally free.

Lynn came to Matthew's side.

Wine, I want to drink. Matthew said immediately.

Lynn said: It is not a long-term thing to numb your spirit with alcohol. You live in reality and you still need to face reality after all. Blindly avoiding it will not bring about any good changes.

After saying that, Linn wanted to leave here, but unexpectedly Matthew said something other than drinking.

Reality is cruel, and avoiding it is normal. As for the changes you mentioned, do you think your current changes are good?