Unlimited capital system of warlords of the Republic of China

"For the problems in the Far East, we only need to use the English Empire as a traction to directly put pressure on the Han Empire, then Liu Cheming will obediently release Wu Qingzi. We must ask for enough benefits to save Wu Qingzi this time. We must also cooperate with the Zhijun Sign some agreements to prevent this Wu Qingzi from denying his account."

I heard my wife think that the threat of the Prussian Empire is not great, and I heard Chamberlain mention that there is no conclusive evidence for this matter.

Therefore, Mandecha I also directly ignored this issue, and pointed directly to the issue of the Far East.

Of course, the Queen also thinks that the Far East is the most urgent key, but the expression on her face is not optimistic.

"Rescuing Wu Qingzi is not a difficult task, but the need to continue to maintain the interests of the Far East is extremely difficult for our British Empire. The Far East is no longer the Far East of 100 years ago. And the world today has also changed. It is not the status quo that our English Empire is the only one and is far ahead.”

When the empress said this, although she was a little frustrated, her calmness could be seen from her brows.

"Your Majesty, is it a little too pessimistic? The navy of our English Empire is still the largest in the world. If peace talks cannot be used for the Far East issue, then our English Empire can unite with other countries and launch a new round of war against the Han Empire. Siege. Signing more than a dozen preferential treaties is not difficult."

Chamberlain said directly, and Mandecha I on the side also agreed with his point of view.

"The strength of our British Empire Navy is entirely dependent on our advanced manufacturing technology and the superiority in the number of our naval warships. Of course, the origin of everything is from the innovation of our British Empire's industry. But in the past three years, Our English Empire is lagging behind other countries, and now we can only import technology from other countries. Therefore, I am also planning to change the laws of our English Empire. Our English Empire needs new changes.”

During this gap, the Queen slowly blurted out her ideas. She has recently conducted investigations in many places regarding the development of the English Empire.

She found that the scientific and creative capabilities of the English Empire are seriously insufficient. The main reasons are three aspects.

The first aspect is that the English Empire now adopts a single-track schooling system and advocates noble education. Under such an education system, education is monopolized by the top, which means that education is derailed from the bottom.

Under such circumstances, the scientific foundation and talent development of the English Empire will be greatly reduced.

In the second aspect, she found that in the territory of the English Empire, there was a large number of infringement and misappropriation, that is, the lack of copyright and scientific protection laws.

Under this pattern, the things that the people have just created and invented will be stolen immediately, and all the hard work of the people will be ruthlessly stolen, which makes the people's desire to create plummet.

In this regard, the Queen referred to the Prussian Empire and the Vulture Empire on the side.

In Vulture Empire, scientists can apply for copyright of their own creations and inventions in the first place, and later if someone pirates and uses them, they need to pay scientists a certain amount of remuneration.

Moreover, the amount of remuneration set by the Condor Empire is very high, reaching 50.00% of the income. If the beneficiary is unwilling to pay this fee, he will face legal accountability.

Under such legal norms, scientists are also willing to invent and create.

As for the laws of the Prussian Empire, the laws are even harsher. As long as plagiarism of other people's works is found and the benefits are obtained, the beneficiaries not only have to pay three times the benefits and compensate the scientists.

He also suffers from five to seven years in prison.

These measures are all to ensure the creative desire of scientists.

The third aspect is the military level of the British Empire. The queen found that the training of the army was lazy, and many soldiers had bad hobbies.

What angered the Queen the most was that there was serious corruption in the army, and there was a serious deficit in the accounts. Some officers even sold weapons and warships directly to other countries in order to make up for the gap.

These three aspects are just the ones that the Empress thinks are the most urgent to solve. Secondly, she still found out the small aspects, and she directly proposed a solution strategy.

Hearing the Queen's words, Chamberlain below broke out in some cold sweat. He didn't expect that the Queen was just going through a cutscene inspection, but now he found so many problems.

"You don't have to worry about these problems. You did not cause these problems, but they were caused 30 years ago, or even longer. Therefore, I don't want to seek accountability. I just hope that the prime minister should understand that reform is imminent."

The queen has no intention of pursuing responsibility, and she clearly understands that this is the dream of the English Empire, immersed in the dream that she is still the hegemon of the world.

However, the empress, who is prepared for danger in times of peace, believes that reform must be carried out now.