"Only when Public Register Farmers have perpetual tenancy rights will they have the willingness to improve the land and agricultural techniques, resulting in increased output, which means more rent for you, right?"
"Don't talk nonsense." Count Nathaniel snorted dismissively, "The land is just that much, and for hundreds of years, the yield per acre hasn't changed. Increased output? Don't make up stuff like that, agriculture is very difficult."
Armand smiled slightly, returned to his seat, and took out a stack of bound booklets, distributing them to the seats on the left, center, and right one by one.
Holding the booklet, as he passed the group of three observing, Armand hesitated initially due to unfamiliar faces, but still smiled and handed the booklet to Lupher.
Opening the booklet, Lupher immediately saw the bold words "Agricultural Survey Report of Thousand River Valley".
