In Jin Feng's eyes, landlords and gentry were like poisonous insects sucking blood from the common people; without eliminating them, the ills left over from the feudal era could not be eradicated. In truth, the Ninth Princess also disliked landlords and gentry, but previous power transitions required their support.
Even in Jin Feng's previous life, the Tang Dynasty owed its power to the support of powerful families in Jin, which allowed the Li family to contend with other warlords.
"He who eats another's bread sings another's song," and after the Li family conquered the land, they had no choice but to repay these gentry. They were opportunists in the Eastern regime. This force was even more terrifying than the regional princes, because they were more secretive and had more sophisticated methods.
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