Chu Zhenglin had already believed what his third uncle said, because the royal family and some major families in Wei State knew about his grandfather's affairs. Of course, when he was being trained as the future emperor of Wei State, the elders of the royal family did a lot of ideological work on him in this regard.

The only trace of jealousy Chu Zhenglin had towards Chu Fan disappeared, replaced by deep admiration.

Chu Zhenglin's mood brightened considerably at this point, and he spoke, "Third Uncle, I understand. I will respect the decisions made by Your Majesty and will do my best to assist Your Majesty in governing the State of Wei. I will not act as childishly as before."

After hearing what Chu Zhenglin said, Third Uncle felt relieved. After all, it was a good thing for both the State of Wei and the royal family that Chu Zhenglin could figure it out.

Third Uncle stroked his beard and smiled, "It's great that you think this way. Remember, if a country wants to prosper for a long time, then the royal family must be united. Only in this way can other aristocratic families not dare to have any inappropriate thoughts.

Also, you must remember that the emperor of a country is not determined by whoever contributes the most to the country, but by who can lead Wei to a better future and enable the people of Wei to live a better life.

We old guys are actually very worried that you won't be able to get over this hurdle in your heart, otherwise you might really be useless in the future. Chu Zhenglin, you should also know that although we old guys owe you something, we will also think of ways to compensate you, but if you really can't figure these things out, then we old guys can't always favor you for the sake of Wei State.

You have to know that it is not easy to be the emperor of a country. Although Chu Fan only knew how to eat, drink and have fun before, he has a tenacious heart. His past experiences enable him to see the situation clearly, know what kind of life the people of Wei need, and understand how the future of Wei should develop. This is what an emperor should be like.

As his elder brother, you should be proud of him, instead of resisting him like you are now. You must learn to face yourself and Chu Fan, the Emperor of Wei. Only in this way can you truly grow up and become a pillar of the Wei State."

After hearing this, Chu Zhenglin nodded heavily. He knew what he should do next.

Third Uncle said so much, and although some of it was exaggerated, it was indeed for Chu Zhenglin's own good. He and the elders of the royal family did not want to see the day when the two brothers became enemies. If that day really came, Chu Zhenglin would definitely lose miserably.

Chu Fan's prestige in the hearts of the people of Wei State is extremely high now, and Chu Fan has used interests to completely bind the major families of Wei State into his own group. If Chu Zhenglin really can't figure out how to fight against Chu Fan in the future, then he can only unite the small families and marginal forces in Wei State. However, these small families and marginal forces have no say in the court of Wei State, and can't pose any substantial threat to Chu Fan.

Third Uncle looked at Chu Zhenglin's reaction and continued, "I'm glad you understand. Let me explain to you some of the things His Majesty has done this year and the changes it has brought to Wei. Otherwise, trying to understand these things on your own would take up a lot of time and might not be complete. Because His Majesty has assigned many tasks to different departments and is particularly concerned about confidentiality, it would be difficult for the outside world to learn the details."

Chu Zhenglin replied, "Thank you, Third Uncle."

Third Uncle gave a brief account of the policies Chu Fan had promulgated in the past two years. After all, the policies Chu Fan had implemented in the past two years involved many fields such as agriculture, commerce, education, etc. If he described them one by one, it would probably take a very long time. So as long as he gave a general account, Chu Zhenglin himself would be able to understand the meaning of them, and Chu Zhenglin would also be able to understand the full picture of everything through what he had said.

Chu Zhenglin was greatly shocked after hearing this. He never thought that when he was not paying attention to the court, His Majesty had made such outstanding contributions in various aspects. The implementation of these policies not only improved the living standards of the people, but also consolidated the foundation of the country. It gave him a new understanding of Chu Fan's ability to govern the country.

Moreover, I am still struggling with the issue of revenge for my parents, while His Majesty has already begun to deal with the entire Xiongnu force and is also planning to unify the Shengwu Continent. I am still immersed in personal grudges. The gap between me and His Majesty is really too big.

Chu Zhenglin said, "Third Uncle, I have roughly understood the profoundness of His Majesty's governance, which is beyond my reach. The steelmaking technology His Majesty provided allowed the Ministry of Industry to forge such sharp and sturdy weapons, and the various martial arts secrets His Majesty gave to the royal family have greatly increased the strength of the royal family. The royal family is now not afraid of any challenge from any sect or power.

In addition, not all sectarian forces in Wei State disobey the orders of the Wei court. There are also many sectarian forces that are close to the court. Therefore, these sectarian forces will certainly not have much resistance to Your Majesty's policies, let alone resistance.

By then, there will certainly not be too many sects that have objections to Your Majesty's policies, and the royal family and the court will be able to easily suppress these sect forces.

Therefore, His Majesty had a clear idea in mind when he decided to announce the control of the sect forces when hosting the Wei Kingdom's No. 1 Martial Arts Conference. The reason why he acted so embarrassed was not because he was afraid that these sect forces would pose a threat to the royal family. Instead, it was because His Majesty was afraid that if he really carried out such a task seriously, these sect forces would definitely feel extremely disgusted and hostile to the royal family, thus causing unnecessary civil unrest.

When a clan power causes civil unrest, the royal family and the imperial court will inevitably take action to suppress these rebellious clan forces. At that time, these clan forces will suffer heavy casualties, which will be a great loss to the Wei Kingdom. Civil unrest can be used as an opportunity to weaken the clan power and consolidate the imperial power. Your Majesty's foresight,

That's why Your Majesty asked me to come up with a way to make these sects willingly accept Your Majesty's policies, so as to save their reputation and avoid unnecessary conflict."

Uncle San openly praised, "You're not too foolish, boy. Do you really think His Majesty would do anything to harm our royal family and the people of the Wei court? His Majesty's original decision to hold the Wei Kingdom's No. 1 Martial Arts Tournament was to consolidate the power of the sects within the Wei Kingdom, and this decree merely sets the specific implementation direction for this matter."