Although Solam hadn't thought about how to manage a territory or even a country, he really never thought about adding any aristocratic class to his territory, because he didn't need to! He felt that it was good now, that Immanuel was getting better and better every year under the joint governance of the Copperbeard Dwarf and Tevelyn, and that there was no need for anyone else to help manage it. This is especially true of Oka Suan and the Isle of the Mother of Mist, which may be called the most stable and prosperous Garden of Eden in the world under the rule of the Seven Divine Constructs and a large number of constructs.

Since everything is fine, Solam eats too much and runs to find a group of people who have nothing to do with him to make a fortune on his own turf?

Besides, Solam didn't have much interest in the aristocracy.

Solam has seen a lot of nobles over the years since he debuted in Avalon, but there are really not many nobles who can really make Soram feel good. Most of the nobles that Soram has seen are not very good, at least Solam doesn't like their pretentious posture very much, and they seem to be twenty-five or eighty-thousand, I don't know, I think they are very capable.

Of course, Solam is not saying that all nobles are incompetent, in fact, many nobles still have real skills. After all, they are born with the best education and the best resources to train them, and the chance of being waste is really low.

But this man has always been a rational creature, including Solam. They are more willing to believe in themselves, even if it is prejudice. To put it bluntly, Solam is prejudiced against the aristocratic class, so he doesn't want to see this class.

And really, Soram isn't exactly biased.

Is the aristocracy really indispensable to the whole world? At least here in Solam, the answer is no! After all, there was no aristocracy in Solam's previous life, and of course, there was still a powerful class, which is inevitable as long as human beings have not evolved to eliminate private ownership. But that kind of real aristocracy no longer exists, and at most it is just a title that some people use to pretend to be coercive.

Of course, the existence of the aristocracy has its positive significance, which no one can deny. If it weren't for the leadership of the aristocracy, how could the human race have developed from a weak race all the way to the current level?

But in the same way, no one can deny that the aristocracy is also a shackle to the development of society!

In order to protect their own interests, the nobles let their children and grandchildren enjoy superior power. They do not hesitate to desperately solidify the class and make the upward channel as small as possible, so that they can occupy the original political resources as much as possible to ensure their status.

This is not a conscious action of the entire aristocratic class, there is no collusion, there is no conspiracy, this is their instinct, they don't even need to think about it with their brains, they will do it subconsciously! Because the titles and status of nobility are hereditary! They simply follow their own political instincts to safeguard and consolidate their rights and interests.

So in this regard, there is no room for compromise or concession, and it has nothing to do with who the king is or what the state is like. Even in a kingdom with extremely high royal power like the Silvermoon Kingdom, the nobles are not just making small moves at the bottom, desperately trying to limit the power of Queen Simbu and Lansnoda, so that the nobles can have more say.

From this point of view, it is really not too much to say that the aristocracy is a cancer of society. After all, they are the ones who limit the development of society.

There is a best example to illustrate this point.

That's the Nethrel era!

How did the Netherel era develop? Some say it's the Netherreal Scroll, and it's because of this scroll that the Nethrel era is so glorious. This is undeniable, of course, but is it really that simple?

Of course not! No matter how powerful the Netherel Scroll is, it's just a dead thing! The most important thing is people! It's the enterprising spirit of people! Netherel started out as a coalition of seven small fishing villages, which was not worth mentioning at all, and it was the enterprising spirit of the Nethrel people that turned this poor alliance of small villages into a behemoth step by step.

The Nethrel Empire, despite its name, is actually not much power for their nobility and royal family, and their rise and glory are entirely determined by the Arcanists.

Although they fell in the end, their greatness and splendor are undeniable.

But since the end of the Netherel era, is there any civilization that humanity can truly call it a master? Without! Although there have been many glorious countries in the history of Ferron since then, can they really compete with the Netherel era?

No country or civilization can match the economy, culture, politics and even the simplest territorial area.

Could it be that it was the loss of the Nethrel Scroll that prevented humanity from giving birth to an empire comparable to Nethriel?

Of course not! As far as magical civilization is concerned, although it is true that the mages of later generations are not as great as the arcanists of Netheril's time, it is not without a chance of transcendence! You must know that many of Netharel's arcane arts have been replaced by modern spell theory, and even many spells that have never appeared before have appeared, and human ingenuity should never be underestimated!

So what is really limiting human development?

It's a limitation!

It's the nobility, it's the limitations of the gods' blessings on the development of mankind! The question of the gods can be left untouched for the time being. However, the aristocracy monopolized the spread of knowledge and narrowed the upward channel, which indeed greatly limited the development and growth of mankind.

After all, no matter how great a civilization is, in the final analysis, it is created by man. And it is not something that can only be replaced by one or two days, but the result of the joint efforts of countless talents and countless tiny and humble ordinary people.

Although Netherel has always been carrying out elite education, their ascent channel is very spacious, they are not limited to their status, background, selection of talents from all over the country, and joining the ranks of arcanists, so that the magical civilization of Netherrys' era is so prosperous!

And Netherel is not only good at magic, in the time of Netherrys, mathematicians, writers, artists, botanists, inventors and other professions are also extremely popular and respected, as long as a person has talent, he can be welcomed into the floating city, people have room to rise, and naturally have an enterprising spirit. Can it be in modern times? All knowledge is monopolized by the aristocracy, and it is extremely difficult for the commoners to get ahead, even if it is easy to get ahead, except for a few lucky people, they are still suppressed and disliked by the nobles.

Under these circumstances, how could a civilization comparable to Nethriel's glory have developed?

Of course, it is impossible for Soram himself to think that far, he only knows based on the knowledge of his previous life that the nobility is a class destined to be abandoned, and it does not matter at all. Since it doesn't matter, and Soram hates the nobility, why would Soram want to divide the nobility? Nothing to do?

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