To develop in the long term, the Freeman reform is an unavoidable step.
Although some troubles will be encountered after the reform, a short pain is better than a long one.
Completing the Freeman reform forms a commercial system and a perfect administrative system within the territory.
This is undoubtedly countless times better than the "Big Pot Rice" method.
By then, apart from farming, the Free People can also join various industries through assessments.
A dynamic territory with an efficient administrative system from the bottom up can allow the territory to embark on a fast track of development.
Conversely, rigid subjects and a bloated, chaotic, and inefficient administration will become the biggest shackles to development.
Zong Shen deeply understands this principle.
The "Big Pot Rice" strategy is only suitable for the early stages of development when there are fewer than a few hundred subjects.
This can be united as one to prioritize solving development issues.
