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

At this time, Lind did not know that his empire had been divided into three parts and was being colonized by Castile on the neighboring continent.

After approving the funds for the adventurers to go to sea, Lind put the documents aside.

"When are you going to look me in the face?"

The one who spoke was Isa, who was sitting in front of Linde's desk, waiting for Linde's reply.

Isa seems more stable than before. Her silver hair is combed back and the modified nun's uniform makes her look more capable. Compared with Rena, who is already a wife but still acts silly occasionally, Isa is much more mature.

To be honest, Lind was not willing, or did not have the courage to face Isa. After all, Isa was worthy of being the heir chosen by 550C. If even Lind, even if the heroine was separated from the original timeline, Isa would probably be able to stir up a storm. Lind could tell everyone that he had made the world a big step forward, but not Isa, because Lind had described a better world to Isa.

This doesn't even have anything to do with the facts, it's just a pure psychological debt.

"I know what you're thinking."

"But the world still needs you."

Isa placed her report on Lind's desk.

To be honest, Linde didn't expect Isa to comfort him. Isa's ideals were very lofty, but her actions were quite pragmatic. She didn't seem to expect to reach the world of great harmony that Linde described in one step, but she was still moving forward step by step. After a slight sigh, Linde finally picked up the report submitted by Isa.

Unlike what Linde thought, Isa did not mention some sharp issues in her report. Isa only wrote in the report that the situation of child labor in Anjou was serious, and the nobles still enjoyed most of the privileges and were confronting the imperial officials. She hoped to go to Anjou to see and curb this phenomenon.

After reading it, Lind knocked on the table. In the process of capital development, child labor is an inevitable phenomenon. Cleaning chimneys is only the lowest level of child labor. Child labor can be seen everywhere in factories and mines.

It’s just that because the North and the former Capetian land have always been under Lind’s control, and Lind really dares to kill people, no one dares to violate the laws set by Lind.

In the areas controlled by Linde, the price you pay for employing child labor may be much greater than the pathetic profits brought by child labor. In this case, even if someone wants to pretend to obey but actually disobey, he has to consider whether he will be reported by his peers and lose all his money.

Let me say it again, His Majesty the Emperor really dares to kill people. There is no such thing as the emperor is far away. If you hire child labor today, the sheriff may stand in your face the next day.

But the situation in Anjou is different. Although it was a peaceful handover, most areas of Anjou are still controlled by the local nobles of Anjou. It is precisely because of the peaceful handover that more troubles and conflicts have arisen than imagined.

Even the country nobles on Capet's side were not killed completely, let alone the nobles on Anjou's side.

And although there are communication machines, all the railways in Anjou are still under construction, and it is really possible that Anjou may be in a situation where the emperor is far away.

Anjou was allowed to employ child labor, so at this time, should you use Linde's law or Anjou's original law? The answer is whichever law is more favorable to them, and the nobles of Anjou will use whichever law. The resistance to the implementation of the new law in Anjou can be said to be extremely large.

It seemed that too few people were killed, and the peaceful handover gave the nobles over there some illusions, making them think they could still get away with anything as before.

Isa's report can be said to have shown in detail the current chaos in Anjou, and even used analytical methods to make a detailed analysis of the social situation in Anjou. Lind guessed that even if Isa had not been there, she should have sent her subordinates to conduct a detailed investigation.

Isa really needs a knife now, and needs Lind's strength to help her correct these mistakes.

The weapon of criticism cannot replace the criticism of weapons. When it really comes to this, having power in hand is the best solution.

"I understand. I will grant you the status of a special envoy, arrange some guards and manpower for you, and let the Church of the God of War over there assist you."

In the real Industrial Revolution, the situation of child laborers was even more miserable than it is now, especially in the British Empire. When its good neighbor was reflecting on why it could not compete with Britain during the Industrial Revolution, one of the reasons was that its child laborers could actually live two years longer than the child laborers in Britain next door. Compared with Britain, they were still too human.

But for Linde, there is no need to exploit the people without any bottom line like Britain did. After all, there are no powerful foreign enemies now, and there is enough time for Linde to sort out internal affairs. Productivity and production machines are also much stronger than they were at that time.

Little kids should be thrown into school, taught, and tortured by endless homework and exams, instead of being thrown into chimneys, factories or mines to work.

"The new bill is also being revised, and it will be implemented throughout the country. As for the nobles in Anjou."

Lin De leaned back and said, "Kill them if you want. Just inform me after you're done."

Only Isa and Linde would dare to give out this power boldly and without hesitation. It is time to send someone to implement the aristocratic reform in Anjou.

Rebellion? Linde was eager for the Angevin nobles to revolt so that he could reap the spoils. Anyway, according to the agreement with Alberto, Linde had saved the royal family and the common people of Anjou, and did not let the people of Anjou suffer from the war again. Linde was also confident that he could end the rebellion before the people of Anjou could react.

It is better to say that even if that group of nobles did not rebel, they would be caught as a group of typical examples by Lind, and then lose the land they used to exploit the people below.

Seeing the ceremony Linde had arranged for her, Isa said, "There's no need to make such a big scene. If I go there like this, Anjou might be on guard. I want to pack up and take some people with me to Anjou. The goddess will protect me."

After Linde helped to repair it, 550C seemed to be able to communicate much more smoothly than before. 550C had always valued Isa, so when he heard that Isa had obtained the protection of 550C, Linde nodded and said, "Just do as you wish."

Letting Issa go to Anjou to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger is also a good choice.

After discussing with Isa about how to abolish the original aristocratic system, Linde sent Isa away. At this time, Rosaline, who had been waiting for a long time, followed the strict etiquette and came to Linde almost step by step.

"Your Majesty, I extend my warmest greetings to you on behalf of Castile."

Rosalyn's voice was clear but trembling a little.

Looking at the nervous little princess in front of him, Linde tried to make his attitude look more gentle and asked, "What's the matter?"

"Castile asks for your mercy and assistance. I hope to board the ship with your expedition fleet and return to Castile."