"He was able to do this because he was a strong man himself and he gathered a group of conscientious strong men to work for him. But he himself had problems. Even with the legitimacy of nobility, he still couldn't provide a good life for the common people. Apart from less pressure, there was no difference. Moreover, many nobles were secretly rebelling. It's just that he wasn't born a king."
"Bloodline is paramount, a consensus in this world. Secondly, force is intertwined with feudal capitalism. Those with strong force, such as the naval hero Garp, can ignore the rules but cannot change them."
"It seems the Navy has moved into Shells Town. Is it because of the Revolutionary Army? But it seems I don't have to go to other Navy branches anymore. My hometown is fine. I'll go there when I'm old enough."
"Revolutionary Army? Its limitations are there; at its core, it's still the same old thing, and it can't be changed."
“I don’t think much of it. — Lucilfer Kuro, 1506.”
Kuro was ten years old at the time.
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"Yes, bloodline!"
David said, “I have blood! I have natural legitimacy eight hundred years ago, and with my military strength, I am qualified to be king. But I am still hindered. Not all the nobles in the country support me, but I married a noblewoman from the Dold family and integrated myself with them, resolving this conflict. But those people are still obstacles, stumbling blocks to our path to peace and to fulfilling my lord’s wishes!”
With a loud snap, David pulled out a beautifully written parchment from his pocket, on which he had personally copied something.
"The master's desire for peace is clear. As long as we follow his instructions, there will be absolutely no problem!"
That was the most precious thing, and the thing that excited David the most. When he was cleaning the master's house, he could memorize everything else, but this was the one thing he had to copy down himself and treat as something more important than his own life!
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