Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

If future generations were to evaluate this meeting, it would probably be a meeting that would change human history.

But Lilith has already realized this.

The meeting passed a large number of resolutions, and these resolutions were quite extreme, some of which even made a 180-degree turn.

For example, although the demons in the capital were not driven out directly, usury would be severely punished, the industries of foreigners in the capital would be thoroughly investigated, and foreigners would be strictly prohibited from doing certain jobs. At the same time, an investigation into the cause of death of the previous two kings would be launched.

The bill mentions foreign races, but anyone with a discerning eye can see that it is aimed squarely at the demons.

At the same time, we must restore order and control public opinion in the capital.

Although the result was just going from one extreme to another, Lilith had to and could only do this.

The most troublesome one is the Lars family, because if the demons are the enemy, then should the Lars family, who have been resisting the demons, correct the chaos? Is the treaty signed by Kodick still valid? What should be done with the two Lars families who are fighting now?

Lilith chose to cut it off. Those were all internal affairs of the Lars family and had nothing to do with the capital. This was equivalent to directly giving up the king's control over the North. But the North had actually only obeyed the king in name. Lilith just tore off this fig leaf.

At the meeting, just as Lilith predicted, even though Kodick fell, there were still nobles who were not afraid of death and kept emerging to criticize Lilith.

These are basically liberal nobles, and most of them are from the East Territory, because the East Territory is the only one among the four territories that does not need to fight. In addition to Doug's territory, the demons have also begun to gradually cooperate with the East Territory.

The reason for opposition is very simple. The policies implemented by Lilith are too extreme. The demons and the kingdom have normal trade exchanges. Don't forget that the demons also occupy the largest mining area in the north. The two southwestern territories are in great need of these raw materials.

If he were a normal king, he would have followed the broken window effect and bargained with these people.

But Lilith can't do that. Once Lilith turns back, she will face an abyss. The reformists originally organized by Lilith are very loose. If Lilith shows even a little hesitation, the compromising policy may eventually become a matter of making a big thing small or a small thing nothing.

Fortunately, the other male protagonists had very high favorability levels, helping Lilith implement these policies despite tremendous pressure.

“These things should have been published by me.”

After the meeting, Lilith looked at the report on the desk tiredly.

But Nora Les, the new chancellor, said: "Your Majesty, this will damage your reputation."

The new prime minister took the initiative to take all the blame. From the outside, it seemed that all the policy queens just nodded, and the person who actually issued and implemented the policies was the prime minister.

Just like Augustine III and Caudricourt.

"Nora, you are not Cordick. You can definitely make better choices. I will eventually abdicate, and it doesn't matter if I get criticized. But you are different. This country still needs you."

Lilith was serious. She knew what the consequences would be if she implemented these policies. She even implemented them with the idea of ​​fighting to the death. But Lilith didn't want the country that Clan left for her to become a mess.

"Your Majesty, you have always known my feelings."

Nora saluted.

"We will protect you."

After saying that, Nora walked out.

Even Lilith didn't expect that these other male protagonists would actually do something, is it really worth it for a liar, an actor, and a thief who stole the position of the heroine?

The depressed Lilith reopened the letter sent to her by the gray-collared governor.

Originally, because of the strange things that Gray Collar gradually transmitted, Lilith suspected that the Governor of Gray Collar was a time traveler, especially after confirming that the heroine was no longer in the other party's territory.

Maybe this world really has some self-repair mechanism. After he snatched the heroine's plot and position, a time traveler appeared out of thin air to help the heroine.

But this time traveler made the original plot more and more confusing. Moreover, this time traveler had no emotional relationship with the heroine, but actually married that Lena Lars.

This marriage was even arranged by Lilith herself. The reason was simply because the name of this time traveler, or NPC, was pronounced exactly like her brother in her previous life, which made Lilith feel a sense of evil taste for a moment.

Okay, Lilith admitted that she had messed up the plot.

Meeting a fellow villager in a different world was not as exciting as I had imagined. The fellow villager across from me even had some bad intentions.

Why was Lilith sure that it was a fellow countryman and not some other foreigner? Why did she say that the other party had bad intentions?

If outsiders read this letter, they might think that the son-in-law of the Lars family, like Archduke Lars, is loyal to the royal family. After all, the other party directly and publicly stated that he would step down whoever asked the current queen to step down.

If there are treacherous ministers who oppose the goddess, the gray-collar workers will follow the will of the goddess, raise the banner of resistance, and help Her Majesty the Queen eliminate the treacherous ministers around her.

No matter how you look at it, he is a die-hard royalist.

Yes, that's what it looks like to outsiders. Isn't this Grand Duke Lars II? The royal family directly caused the split of the Lars family. Even though he was still fighting, he was still thinking about protecting the royal family. He was so loyal and touching.

But in fact, in another letter, the governor's wording was simpler.

"To obey the will of Heaven and quell the crisis, so as to clear the emperor's side."

Although it was written in the ancient common language of this world, the author even deliberately wrote it in neat and parallel language, fearing that Lilith would not understand it. Lilith was almost 100% sure that this was a fellow villager, and he had great ambitions.

It was difficult for Lilith to describe how she felt when she saw these eight words, especially since the signature was her brother's name.

Should I be thankful that the signature was my brother's name instead of my uncle's? Lilith couldn't laugh at this joke. If the other party really pacified the northern border one day, wouldn't they really shout "By the Heaven, we will pacify the rebellion"? Oh, it's "By the Goddess, we will pacify the rebellion"? There will be treacherous ministers around the queen, right?

After thinking about it carefully, it is not impossible, but she cannot turn against him now. Lilith still needs the other party to help her to pull the tiger skin, and the other party did help her to pull the tiger skin, but this tiger skin is a little too big, so big that it will cover Lilith.

"It would be great if my brother was here."

Lilith leaned back in her chair and stared at the ceiling with lifeless eyes. Her brother had always helped her clean up her mess since she was a child, but now she had to rely on herself.

Just as Lilith was leaning back in her chair and sighing, the night in the royal capital was not peaceful.

Everything has a price, and so does the army that Lilith brought into the city.

Some troops claimed that they had received orders from the queen and the new prime minister, and began to capture demons and nobles related to the demons in the city.

There were even cases where homes were ransacked and people were killed without direct interrogation. The army that had gained power began to show its fangs. Even though the male protagonists were very loyal to Lilith, they could not fully control every soldier. Many violent law enforcement actions were even carried out with the tacit consent of these people.

The only thing Lilith could do was to contain these riots and disturbances within the inner city.

Lilith closed her eyes and knew that many people might not be able to sleep tonight, but there was nothing she could do, it was all their own fault. Even if they were really killed in the rebellion, purged from the court, or disappeared in the burning palace in the future, Lilith would not regret it.

The liquidation has begun.