I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

In a dialogue between Liu Jin and Zhang Yue, Liu Jin expresses his desire to curb slavery, motivated by compassion for the suffering slaves he witnesses. Despite his noble intentions, Zhang Yue warns that abolishing slavery could provoke backlash, as slave-keeping is deeply ingrained in Han culture. He suggests that instead of abolishing it, Liu Jin could redirect the practice by conquering foreign lands and enslaving their people, thereby reducing the number of Chinese slaves. Zhang Yue proposes a ruthless strategy to maintain control over barbarian tribes while manipulating conflicts among them, ensuring the stability and loyalty of the Han people. This conversation reveals the complexities of morality, power, and the harsh realities of governance in their society.

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