But the problem is that in such a feudal and backward era, these civilian talents who could stand out were basically valued by the nobles.

Even if he is really a poor and self-made strong man, after he makes his debut, he will inevitably be included in a certain force.

No one, can be exceptions.

Because the nobles mastered power, wealth, knowledge, and all the resources leading to the upper level.

If you don't integrate into it, there is no possibility of rising.

Therefore, although there was once a steady stream of live water injected into the empire, or in other words, the nobles, major factions, and major forces in the empire, the upstarts who rose from the end of the empire did not form a new force group.

After rising, you cannot control the fate of yourself and others without joining your own forces. Before rising, you cannot rise.

This is an unsolvable vicious cycle.

And more importantly, in that era, the empire could only bear so many nobles.

The cake has been marked and the interests have been distributed. The existing ones are vested interests. How can other newcomers be allowed to enter?

Either join as one of your own people or be suppressed and completely disappeared.

There is no third option.

And this is also the fundamental reason why the reformists did not exist before Charles VII.

Charles VII launched the steam revolution, making the cake bigger and having the soil for new forces to survive.

Because the cake is bigger, Charles needs his own hardcore strength to protect his own interests, so that the emergence of the innovative people.

Before these two, they complement each other.

Without the support and support of Charles VII, the reformists might have been knocked out by the existing forces in the empire before they could appear; without the support and protection of the reformists, Charles VII died unexpectedly without the opportunity to display his talents and great ambitions.

So since its inception, the reformists and the royal family have been closely tied together.

Although it seems to be two factions, in most cases they have the same position.

The reformists are a new species for the neutrals because they were born too short.

But the conservatives are real living specimens for them, which can allow them to learn enough experience and lessons.

Most of the nobles that existed since the founding of the country existed in neutral schools and very few were in conservative schools.

Even the very few conservative schools are basically lonely now, most of them are in a position of neither up nor down. Among the conservative schools, even important members are barely forced, let alone talk to others.
Chapter completed!