I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.

Summary

Zhang Yue discusses the strict enforcement of laws against high-ranking nobles in the Han Dynasty, emphasizing that even marquises face severe penalties for exploiting the populace. However, private merchants and landlords often evade similar scrutiny, leading to dissatisfaction among nobles. Liu Quji and Huo Guang advocate for legal action against predatory moneylenders, echoing historical laws that protect citizens from debt exploitation. The court agrees to pursue punitive measures against these merchants, with Zhang Yue gaining political leverage. The chapter concludes with a focus on distinguishing between harmful and beneficial merchants in future actions.

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