Are you so humble?

Logically speaking, the Han State is located in the west and the Qi State is located in the far east, so there is no need to be so afraid.

Shi Yi whispered to Wu, the Central Army, "Han Hou led his army to attack Qi twice, and the people of Qi were deeply afraid of it."

Wu from the Bank of China said: "I heard that Qi State imitated the reform of the Han State, and should have the intention to ask questions."

Speaking of reform, Shiyi may not be so sensitive, and he has a better understanding of Wu, the Central Committee of Qi.

The State of Qi was clearly seeing that it was about to fail, but the implementation of the reforms erupted with power beyond imagination. It can be seen that the reforms are not only useful, but also made the State of Qi find the right way to become stronger.

Wu of the Bank of China also wanted to reform. What was more fatal was that a group of clan relatives were stopping it. Because the threat from Qi State was relatively large, he could not let too many conflicts break out in Xun's country, so he could only be unwilling to live up to peace.

Shi Yi said quietly: "I also seek to be strong, but... the public tribes have many concerns."

Wu of the Bank of China has not mentioned the inclusion of fur to Shiyi.

Regardless of whether Shi Yi knew about that, he didn't mention it anyway.

As for reform, it will definitely cause harm to the vested interests. Fan and Xun countries have a large group of public clans, and they have encountered the same resistance.

In other countries, the monarchs who are willing to reform are even worse. Not only are there public clans prevented them, but non-public nobles know whose interests the Zheng State reform was harmed. Not to mention the reform is fine, but once the reform is about to be boiling, it should be full of excitement.
Chapter completed!