The Covenant Seal

mmmm this shit pretty good mane, keep it up

It's overall a good read. I just don't like the siblings stuff.

Hello Author here. This will be a Q&A section please ask me anything regarding the story. Here are some of the Q&A I got before. Why implement a progressive tax system?A progressive tax system is designed to support the poor while also increasing overall tax revenue. This approach is vital for a kingdom struggling financially. With a robust tax system, the kingdom can generate the necessary funds to initiate an industrial revolution, such as constructing infrastructure, investing in technological advancements, and fostering economic growth.Why not focus on inventing and profiting from innovations instead?While relying on inventions could generate income for a business owner, a king's responsibilities extend far beyond personal profit. Even a highly successful business would bring in only a fraction of what a well-designed tax system could contribute to the kingdom. By reforming the tax system, the kingdom gains the resources needed to address its larger-scale challenges and create a sustainable path forward.Won't a new tax system drive away merchants and nobles, or even provoke rebellion?Yes, implementing such reforms comes with risks. Merchants and nobles might resist, and high-ranking nobles could even conspire against the king. Additionally, the wealthy may attempt to evade taxes. However, these challenges are part of Arthur's journey as a ruler. The story will explore how he navigates these obstacles, utilizing his authority as a monarch to close loopholes, enforce fair policies, and address resistance strategically. Tax evasion, like other hurdles, will test Arthur's resolve and leadership, and his solutions will unfold as the narrative progresses.Why the novel still not focusing on Innovation. Well since Keldoria is broke, without any money Arthur can't focus on Innovation but to refine the tax system first so it could generate more revenue for the kingdom.please add your question below:)