"If I and Hightins on the frontlines can't hold them off, this situation is highly likely to become a reality.
However, the slave system..."
He couldn't help but recall the series of social changes revolving around the slave system in his previous life.
There's a common misconception among normal people that slaves, being slaves, must lead extraordinarily miserable lives.
What people don't realize is that since their selling price is equivalent to several years of ordinary people's wages, more expensive than livestock, slaves are like cattle and horses, the private property of slave masters, and are unlikely to be excessively exploited beyond limits.
Besides a donkey owned by the government, who has seen someone intentionally abusing their own cattle and horses?
Slave masters need to solve issues related to their slaves' survival, health, medical care, and even marriage and fertility of the next generation of small slaves to maximize their own benefits.
Ironically.
