After returning to his residence, Xiao Mo sat in his study, recalling the conversation he had with the Sovereign of Qin in the Imperial Study.
To be honest, Xiao Mo felt that perhaps he shouldn't have said what he did.
The reforms he had proposed were too far-reaching, and those who initiated such changes rarely met a good end.
However, Xiao Mo believed the Qin Kingdom currently had an enlightened ruler. With trust between the Sovereign and his subjects, it was the perfect time for reform. Even if the changes weren't fully implemented, they could at least lay the groundwork.
Otherwise, if they waited for the next sovereign, the outcome would be uncertain.
As for his own safety...
'With my reputation and prestige in the Qin Kingdom, not to mention the tens of thousands of Snow-Trampling Dragon Cavalry, no one would dare touch me,' Xiao Mo thought.
Still, Xiao Mo didn't know if the Sovereign would actually implement the reforms.
