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Chapter 487: Chapter Four Hundred Eighty Three: Freedom

Children born to nobles, regardless of their legitimacy or birth order, are nobles, whereas children born to servants can only be lesser servants.

Should women have a slight chance of crossing social classes and becoming a matriarch, men, unless favored by the master who prefers men, are destined to be servants for all eternity.

Just thinking about the notion of being enslaved for generations by donning this cloth band makes it feel as heavy as a thousand pounds, impossible to place on one’s head.

Many who had already put on their bands could not help but feel a wave of sorrow at the sight of others’ hesitations, causing them to burst into tears.

Tang Luo glanced at the middle-aged scholar without contesting what he had said. Instead, he addressed the crowd, “What he said is not wrong. By tying this band, it indicates your voluntary abandonment of freedom, choosing to become my followers. In other words, from the moment you tie it, not only your life but the lives of your descendants belong to me. My words are your laws, and my preferences will determine your life and death. So think carefully before deciding whether to tie this band or not.”

What is human nature? Human nature is such; If you give a person a candy every day, the day you don’t, they think you’ve changed. But if you slap someone every day, the day you don’t, they think you’ve been kind to them.

Tang Luo himself wasn’t sure whether he could be a good Lord to millions of subordinates, with no such experience, who knows if he could be up to the task.

It’s better to lower their expectations rather than making the commoners look forward to a brighter future.

After all, being a tyrant at will is much easier than being a virtuous king constrained by kindness. The former only needs to do a few good deeds for others to say “he’s terrible, but he actually has a good heart.”

tiny mistake, people will say “he’s not a real righteous king; he’s actually a

any promises to the people, but instead, following the middle-aged man’s words, announced this bleak future to

statement led to a gasp from the crowd. Some of the commoners who were about to tie the bands to

up at the indifferent giant, feeling as if the legend was coming to an end. How could the young lord, who had issued the order of five acres of

the tables, suddenly made it seem as if

reaction was not what the middle-aged man had anticipated. He had intended to pressure Tang Luo into dispersing supplies by inciting the crowd, assuming that a fifteen-year-old child would be terrified by the spectacle. He did not expect that the opponent had turned himself into a big bad wolf so quickly

difficult to obtain food from Tang Luo, anger surged in his heart. He said coldly to Tang Luo, “So, you mean that unless one is willing to become your servant, you will show no mercy if they starve

middle-aged man who was making a show

proudly with his hands behind

so it’s you.” Tang Luo suddenly understood and finally figured out who this middle-aged scholar, who

many more titled

at the age of fifteen and began to practice

created a set of nine sword arts based on calligraphy, which was full of powerful sword aura. The Nine Swords consisted of nine moves altogether. Yue Daoyan used this self-created spirit art to fight Xu Laoying,

Xiling who had resisted nine swords. The reason Yue Daoyan was so famous was that Xu Laoying had complimented him after the battle, “This

Laoying seldom spoke. Only Xiao Ziyu, Mi Chu, and Tang Qingshan received a “not bad” comment after

praise brought Yue Daoyan much fame. That’s why, despite belonging only to the Nine Swords level, he was honoured as ‘sir’ by

his origins, Tang Luo understood why the man deliberately stirred un trouble.

noble family to an ordinary household. It was at this time that Yue Daoyan abandoned literature and turned to martial arts, attaining the peak of transcendence twenty-five years later, and became famous after receiving praise from Xu