He saw the plight of the people and felt that some things were innate and rightful.
Yet he never considered why some people pile up grain in their homes, enough to eat for ten lifetimes, would rather let it rot than give a bit more to the common people. Is there anything wrong with this?
'Is this land really lacking grain? Is it truly so dire that people must starve to death?'
'Of course not.'
It's nothing more than the unfairness of a rich mansion reeking of wine and meat while there are frozen bones dying by the roadside.
Indeed, this world, from ancient to present, has never been fair.
Even Chen Ping does not aspire to make his domain an absolutely fair place.
What he can guarantee is something simple: don't let people starve, give them a bit of hope.
Lack of grain is easy to solve; just 'borrow' some.
What if you can't borrow it?
Do you think these armies are just for show?
...
"The road, I shall walk my path."
