Horn proposed that "people are born equal, people are born free," but this isn't about the later concept of "freedom and equality."
In reality, this simply meant abolishing the three-tier system of farmers in rural areas and the exceptional status of the nobility, advocating that "profit without effort" be seen as the new original sin.
As the saying goes, a step ahead is genius, three steps ahead is insanity.
This political proposition, which seemed extremely primitive and crude in Horn's era, is now considered quite advanced in this era.
Just as Horn stepped out of the Prayer Hall in the small town, he felt warmth at the back of his head. He looked up, but the sunlight made him squint his eyes.
After five or six days of continuous rain, the sun finally shone on Daze Village.
The warm sun pierced through the heavy clouds from behind the mountains and clouds, casting a faint light through the cracks.
