Chapter 23, Planting the Seeds of Continental Turmoil _2

Hudson was patiently explaining all this, clearly not out of pure altruism. As a rising major noble, he wanted to achieve greater development, and the only way was to break the existing distribution of interests.

Just look at the development history of the Mountain Domain. It's either farming or pioneering—the days were indeed tough.

It wasn't that Hudson didn't want to develop quickly, but all the interests had already been divided among everyone else. No matter where he tried to extend his hand, he would face resistance from those who had vested interests.

If this situation continued, once the development of the marshland was completed, the Mountain Domain would reach its peak of development, and there was no hope of moving further forward.

In his subconscious, Hudson was not a person content with mediocrity. Since he started promoting the issuance of bonds by the Moxi Duchy, he knew that troubles were inevitable.