Kill the Sister World, in the Lord of Blizzard City Mansion.

"So that's it," Tazmi sat behind a huge desk, looking at Najeshitan, sitting opposite him, rubbing her chin, "that is, your revolutionary army is the same goal as ours, all to overthrow a corrupt empire. Right?"

"Yes, from the perspective of our goal, we should be companions, Marshal Tazmi."

Najiexi said frankly.

"Oh? Companion?"

"Of course, we are all working hard to overthrow the empire, and of course we should be companions?"

"Look at General Najeshitan, you mean that you want to form an alliance with us?"

Tazmi crossed her hands and supported her on the table, covering her chin with her hands.

"That's right," Najeshitan nodded. She had just talked with Tazmi for a while, and she basically no longer expected to persuade Tazmi to join the Revolutionary Army. In her opinion, this possibility is too small, and it is probably similar to instigating Esdes.

It is even more at the point of persuading the other party to form an alliance.

"Alliance? Hehe..." Tazmi chuckled, and a hint of inexplicable smile appeared on Junya's face, "General Najeshitan, do you really think we are the same kind of people?"

"this……"

Najeshitan was a little hesitant. As a senior executive of the Revolutionary Army, she naturally had a great understanding of the goals and style of the Revolutionary Army. Although the Revolutionary Army itself was composed of a large number of civilians who were bullied by the empire, the behavior of this rebel army before...

The Revolutionary Army did not think about it at all.

"Our goal is not just to overthrow the empire, do you understand? General Najeshitan." Tazmi narrowed his eyes slightly and stared at Najeshitan's eyes, his eyes as sharp as a sword, as if it could pierce her heart. "What we want to do is to overthrow the entire aristocratic system."

“!!!”

Although Najeshitan had already had speculations on this aspect by judging the nobles through the rebel army, distributing farmland but distributing land rent, and strictly prohibiting land transactions. However, when Tazmi said this in person, she still couldn't suppress the shock in her heart.

"What? You seem to be surprised?"

Tazmi smiled.

However, although he now looks calm and Jizhu is holding it, most of it is actually pretending.

After all, even after more than two years of study in the Ming Dynasty, he not only learned the imperial mind skills from the emperor in the palace, but also personally charged and arranged troops at the border, Tazmi was still just a sixteen-year-old boy.

If you are in modern society at this age, you are probably just an ordinary student in the first year of high school.

Now he led thousands of generals to overthrow an empire that had been passed down for thousands of years and transform the social structure of this empire...

Gan Luo, who was appointed as the Minister of the 12-year-old and Zhou Yu, who was appointed as the governor of the navy at the age of 13, had to be willing to be at a disadvantage!

There are actually not many people who revolt when they were sixteen years old, but it may be the only one who directly attacked a system when they were sixteen years old.

"Master Tazmi, to be honest, when I knew what you thought, I really felt a little...a little..."

Najeshtan pondered his words.

"A little whimsical, or crazy, isn't it?"

Tazmi asked, still smiling on his face, and his voice could not hear any emotional fluctuations.

"Indeed, according to Marshal Tazmi, if the uprising succeeds, you will destroy all the nobles of the entire empire?"

Najeshtan asked tentatively.

"Of course not. I just will judge the nobles who violate the law according to law. They should be executed and imprisoned," Tazmi said. "If our uprising succeeds, we will definitely not do anything to those nobles who do not violate the law."

"They just need to give up all their privileges as nobles in accordance with the law and stop occupying any cultivated land," Tazmi's words almost shuddered Najshitan. "Of course, the premise is that they cannot break the law."

"Can't you violate the laws of the rebels?"

"Of course it is the revised Empire Law!" Tazmi was confident. "The empire has become corrupt, and its laws naturally have many errors. We just help it modify it. Can you say that if you modify and renovate the worn carriage, it will not be a carriage?"

Although I actually wanted to change the carriage into a boat, Tazmi complained in his heart.

"You will take all the farmland into your own hands and let the civilians cultivate themselves at no cost like in this Blizzard City, right?"

Najeshtan asked.

"No, at least they have to pay one-fifth of the land tax," Tazmi said. "Besides that, there is nothing."

“One fifteenth?!”

Leonai, who was sitting on the sofa next to him, couldn't help but scream. Chitun turned his head to look at Tazmi, and Najeshitan widened his eyes in surprise.

"One in fifteen? You're not kidding, are you?"

Although he was a little overbearing, Leonel couldn't help but speak.

"Of course not. I also think one-fifth is not too much. They should be able to bear it," Tazmi said. "It's a war period after all, and we can only be a little higher. When the war is over and we will be recuperating for a short period of time."

"But……"

Najieshitan was surprised, of course, not because the land tax was very high. The empire's current land tax is three-fifths. If the rebels really set a land tax of one-fifth, it means that the land tax is only one-ninth of that of the empire!

"Are you worried enough?" Tazmi shrugged, "Don't worry, don't forget, there is no land rent here."

"Uh..." Najieshitan was stunned. It seemed that this was indeed the case, "But is it enough without land rent..."

“There are no nobles and officials corruption, either.”

Najeshitan: “…”

Although Leonai, who was sitting on the sofa, stopped talking, he stared at Tazmi with bright eyes.

"After talking about our rebels, it's time to talk about your revolutionary army," Tazmi asked. "What are you going to do after overthrowing the empire? Are you going to make the top leaders of the rebels a new noble?"

"We...I...we..."

For the first time in his life, Najieshitan felt that as the leader of an army, she could not speak any more.

"The nobles of the Revolutionary Army are different from those of the Empire. They will never exploit civilians in their entire lives..."

Najieshitan felt that this sentence was pale and powerless.

"Well, I believe you," Tazmi smiled and nodded, "What about their descendants?"

"They...their descendants..."

Najieshitan stammered for a long time before sighing and smiling bitterly: "I think the names on both sides of us are reversed. We should call the rebel army, and you should call the revolutionary army."

"The name doesn't matter," Tazmi shook his head, "but now it's certain that we are not all the people."

"Your goal will violate the interests of the entire empire, and all the powerful will destroy your rebel army at all costs. Either you die or they die."

Najeshitan can foresee how much resistance this road will have.

"According to this, I think so too," said Tazmi. "If they don't come to me, I have to go to them. If they come to me, wouldn't that save me trouble?"

"You will face unimaginable dilemma, face the empire, and it takes an incredible amount of power to achieve your goals."

The sunlight outside the window suddenly became a little darker, as if it was because the floating white clouds blocked the sun.

"strength?"

Tazmi suddenly smiled, and a mountain-like aura appeared on him. The night attackers in the room suddenly felt as if even the air was solidified in this aura.

Behind Tazmi, a giant black jade sword leaning against the corner of the wall emitted a solemn sword sound. The sword sound rose sharply, like a jade stone, echoing the momentum of the mountains and siege on Tazmi's body, and turned into a sword that soared into the sky.

The sunlight that passed through the window and poured into the house became brighter again, and the clouds above the sky had dissipated in the sword force of invisible matter.

"It just so happens that I have the most strength."

The handsome boy in white dress turned his back to the window, showing a clean and innocent smile. The afternoon sun shone through the glass, hiding him in a ray of light.

Just like when they first came in.
Chapter completed!