The horse merchant wanted to cross the road and was threatened.
The first one is very interesting. When the old baron dies, the new baron takes over. Changed local rules. I guess, the bridge is the private property of the Baron's family, so it's okay to charge tolls in the name of a pass, from the original law. Horse dealers have two options, one is to pay or accept blackmail. The other is to go home, find someone to apply for a pass, and then lead the horse across the road. But he didn't choose either, he chose one to use the horse as collateral and go to the province to apply for a permit. As a result, the license fee was collected by the government, and the landlord did not receive the money. So he blackened his horse.
Perhaps the strength of businessmen at that time was indeed great, and they dared to pursue equality. The horse dealer thinks my actions are righteous. Although you are a nobleman, you are unjust. I will not pay. Only then did the later lawsuits, wrangling, and the lawsuits fail to appeal again, and half the daughter-in-law was beaten. Note that he was not killed at the time, he died at home. He was angry and called a private armed force to take revenge. When he took revenge, he clearly killed people.
What is justice?
I don't understand what justice is anymore, I understand his anger, but the world is so fucked up, it won't let you run the way you like.
The princess sheltered him in order to anger the other side. The other party was also angry when the princess sheltered a criminal. I couldn't even maintain the law and order on my own site, how could I still have a memorial service? So he did a fair deal, didn't he want compensation? Then I will make compensation, give you the horse and give you the money. You rebel, beheaded. The little baron, two years in prison. Your Majesty, are you satisfied now?
The horse dealer and the little baron said, "Am I going to take care of you? You are all actors, and the two of us are your actors." You can play as much as you want, and you have the final say on how far you want to play? Why?
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