Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 368 Preparing the Cabinet Plan

Chapter 368: Chapter 368 Preparing the Cabinet Plan

Hearing Fang Jie’s decisive response, Qin Lan felt a wave of warmth flash through her heart.

Was this guy really trusting her that much? But thinking of the growing number of women around Fang Jie, Qin Lan felt a bout of discomfort, and her expression quickly turned cold again.

Fang Jie was somewhat baffled by this woman’s changing moods, wondering what was wrong now.

Forget it, no need to worry about that, let’s focus on researching the new reform issues first.

"My suggestion is to establish a Cabinet directly, so you don’t have to be bothered with trifling matters. But for the real significant issues, you still need to intervene to resolve them yourself, as that’s also a form of control."

Fang Jie knew that if he really let go of everything, would it still be his territory?

"I understand, but most matters don’t need to trouble me anymore."

"Also, when you plan to mobilize military forces in the future, it’s best to give us a heads-up in advance, rather than taking action unexpectedly, as that can lead some to wild speculation."

Fang Jie paused, realizing she was right—after all, many territories were now granted to others.

If he rashly used military force to enter their territories, it would be impossible for them not to have suspicions. Even if they didn’t indulge in wild guesses, the sudden mobilization of troops could easily disrupt their plans.

Indeed, managing a larger territory always led to troublesome matters.

Fortunately, Fang Jie had already delegated most responsibilities; otherwise, it would be even more troublesome. If it weren’t for the uniqueness of this world and his ability to own territories,

With a larger territory under control, he would have to bury himself in paperwork every day.

Not to mention studying magic, he might not even have any free time at all.

"By the way, even though you’ll be managing the Cabinet, you shouldn’t be without any domain. How about this: the New Moon Kingdom area can be yours to manage, considered as your territory. As for the Black Forest, we can talk about that later."

Qin Lan paused, then after thinking for a moment, she nodded her head, finally providing her with a status.

Without any territories, even being part of the Cabinet, others would probably find it hard to follow her commands.

She and Fang Jie had no direct connection, and in many people’s eyes, her status probably wasn’t that stable. If she had a territory, many things would be much more convenient.

As for the territory itself, Qin Lan didn’t attach much importance to it.

Since arriving in this world alone, she had yet to find any family. Even with a territory, what could it change? Right now, Qin Lan only wanted to realize her own value.

"It’s best not to concentrate all the territorial grants on us Earth people; they should be spread out. That way, they won’t be able to unite against us easily. While you’re not afraid of that, it would still be troublesome."

"You’re right, there are also native Lords or those who come from my subordinates; they can’t unite against us."

Qin Lan was thinking so considerately for him, which felt nice—it wasn’t like those who gained status and started to think only for themselves, then gradually became disloyal.

If it really came to that, Fang Jie might not trust Qin Lan as much.

"And the same goes for the Cabinet; although I’ll be setting it up, it’s best to have some loyal subordinates join. We’re not expecting them to make many decisions, but at least they can dispel some thoughts people might have."

That did seem to be the case; those subordinates and heroes trained by him were good at fighting.

But when it actually came to managing things, most of them probably weren’t quite adept. Even if a few were skilled, they couldn’t compare to the professionals. But because they were loyal, they could be brought in on occasion.

"Okay, I got it. From now on, you’ll handle internal Cabinet matters."

After thinking it over, Fang Jie continued, "Do you want to transfer your territory to the New Moon Kingdom area, or would you prefer an affiliated territory? Feifeng Town is now encompassed by the main territory."

Without transferring, any move made by Feifeng Town would need to be approved by the main territory.

Even though the territory was Qin Lan’s, the restrictions it faced were more significant than those of an affiliated territory.

"We’ll keep it here, as this is the safest place. As for the New Moon Kingdom, let’s transfer a different one over there. I also want it to be part of the Elf Camp." She had originally wanted to be part of the Human Faction since that was the majority in the New Moon Kingdom.

But upon further thought, choosing the Human Faction would put her in high overlap with Jia Siwei. Whether it was resources or other things, there would be some redundancy, and that definitely wouldn’t be good. So it might as well be the Elf Camp.

In that way, managing her own territory along with the affiliated territory would be somewhat easier.

"Then it’s settled. You can choose for yourself later."

At that moment, the sound of knocking came. "Master, it’s time for dinner; do you want to go to the dining room now, or should I bring it in?" A delicate-looking little girl slowly entered and said with her head bowed.

"This must be Princess Anya, the gem of New Moon. You sure are lucky."

Why does that sound so weird? Fang Jie felt his skin crawl.

"You go ahead and eat; I’ll join the dining room later." Hearing this, Anya fled as if escaping, bowing quickly and vanishing as if something unfavorable would happen if she stayed with Fang Jie.

Although she was ready, her instinct still couldn’t accept it.

"Stop wild guessing; she’s just a little girl, what can I possibly do?"

"A little girl? She doesn’t look so little; quite big," Qin Lan gestured teasingly like a ruffian.

"She’s only twelve years old, have some public decency," Fang Jie said, annoyed.

"What! Only twelve? You beast."

Damn it, what had he said to be called a beast. But seeing the glint of amusement in Qin Lan’s eyes, Fang Jie knew he’d been played, yet he couldn’t do anything about it.

If this woman weren’t his subordinate, Fang Jie would definitely teach her a lesson.

"Alright, I’m going to eat; do as you please," Fang Jie left, slightly irritated.

Watching Fang Jie’s retreating back, Qin Lan revealed a beautiful smile, but there was a touch of loss in her heart. Looking at herself, Qin Lan felt some regret; was her charm too low? Why was there no reaction at all?

Then Qin Lan also got up and left. It would be busy ahead; forming the Cabinet was definitely not an easy task.

Speaking of which, Fang Jie’s territories were already extensive, and they absolutely couldn’t be managed in the usual way. Qin Lan had long been planning to manage this area as one would manage a country.