Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

Chapter 326 - 163: Why are you pulling on my clothes, you fool... is that what you’re thinking about? (51/76)_5

Then, with the help of the central system, he influenced the common nobles who represent rights, the knight class that represents power, and the chambers of commerce that represent money.

Eventually, he constructed the entire system; this was Kael’s understanding of the system in this fantastical world.

However, due to the existence of supreme martial power in this world, local customs and practices were greatly influenced.

One could say that their environment was completely different from that of the Human Federation; there weren’t many aspects they could learn from each other, and it wasn’t possible to do something like democratic elections as in the Human Federation.

If you wanted to cause trouble, you first had to ask the opinions of the Longevity Species sitting at the highest positions in the various duchies and federations and see if you could withstand a few punches from them.

But... that isn’t to say there weren’t lessons to be learned.

Kael turned his head to look at Elanna and suddenly pinched her cheek, saying,

"Don’t worry, this matter is quite simple to handle. Just the other day, I was talking to Duke Lion Heart about this matter, and it’s about time now."

Kael had already begun to feel sympathy for those chambers of commerce.

It was just unknown how many major chambers of commerce would blast Kael for lacking martial virtues once the news came out.

Kael, this guy, had no intention of following the historical development trajectory.

According to the original development, since there was no concept of anti-monopoly laws in this world, new nucleobility among the merchants and other rising elites rapidly expanded their power through initial capital accumulation.

Later, as a large number of players entered the game and passed their novice phases, their overall strength improved, shaking the traditional noble’s rule, which directly led to a complete surge in power for the emerging nobility.

It can be said that the more chaotic it was, the easier it was for these people to rise.

But Kael simply reversed the historical course.

During this era of rampant growth among the chambers of commerce, he directly raised the banner of anti-monopoly laws in collaboration with Duke Lion Heart.

Kael snorted lightly; his real intention was to pave the way for the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce.

But by the time Kael actually put his products on the market, without the golden shielding of anti-monopoly laws, those frenzied chambers of commerce would probably stop at nothing to drag him down.

Either they would be drowned by the technology products Kael dumped on the market instantaneously, or they would find a bunch of scapegoats stuffed with knives to die an unnatural death, dragging him down with them.

Of course, Kael knew the likelihood of such events happening was very low; it wasn’t that he thought they couldn’t do it, but rather, in the Royal Capital, he had the protection of Duke Lion Heart.

In Lancaster, Grandpa White also never recklessly left his side, and now there were a large number of powerful rangers protecting him, so his sense of security had improved by more than a couple of levels.

One must know, in his previous life, Marquis Gransham had led the top professionals of the Noble Council under the guidance of the Campbell family and wiped out the Charles Family completely.

Even after forcibly branding the Charles Family with the stigma of "shaking or even subverting the basic rules of nobility," he still did not dare to take action immediately.

He waited until Duke Lion Heart had left the Duchy of England to seek justice at the Royal Court and was not in his domain; only then did he dare to seal everything quietly and play out the "settle the dust" trick.

It might sound strange, but as Kael’s understanding of various theories deepened, many products unfit for market release now had the potential for development.

Logically, based on the various knowledge he commanded, after determining the technology development direction, quickly replicating the technologies that already existed in his previous life and monopolizing the market through absolute technological advantage should have been the most beneficial approach for Kael.

After all, regardless of how bad the reputation might be, monopolizing a high-profit industry indeed secured more wealth, which should have been very enticing for Kael.

So why did he not choose to monopolize but instead raised the banner of anti-monopoly?

The reason is simple: in addition to anti-monopoly, he also proposed anti-unfair competition law and intellectual property law.

In the Yibel Federation, and one could even say the entire continent, the methods used previously to uphold intellectual property rights were rather simple and crude— Find your adventure at NovelBin.Côm

violence and power!

With absolute violence and power, one could obtain absolute protection; the truly important know-how of various great clans was either directly bound by divine contracts as constraints, or ensured others dared not replicate their technology.

Alike the top tiers among the various clans were actually interconnected; directly replicating would easily attract top-down assaults.

However, each power on this continent had been established through punches and kicks from the ground up, unlike some Cosmic Country that fought nothing and still managed to produce an abundance of American soldiers domestically, believing in the possibility of entering the permanent members of the Security Council.

To put it bluntly, even those Confucianists who frequently ridicule a certain country for surrendering by half-masting their flags know that Gaul and Korea are not concepts.

Regarding this, Kael didn’t busy Elanna with anything; instead, he simply discussed with her a bit longer the advantages of playing these three cards.

High-end products would be controlled by Kael’s Lancaster Chamber of Commerce, mid-range products would involve Kael collecting patent fees and providing technical support, with various chambers of commerce jointly manufacturing and distributing.