Strolling Around, the Confident Yangjin

The reason we were so humiliated and stifled was because our strength had been suppressed.

Without that suppression, I would never have suffered such humiliation.

But how did Yangjin know what was suppressing us? She did not seem to be merely the woman of a Tusi lord.

No, she was Tangba Tusi's woman, but at the same time, she was more than just Tangba Tusi's woman.

Like me, she had two identities.

In short, she was more complicated than I had imagined.

"I want to take a look around the estate. Maybe I'll find something," I said to Erha.

Erha looked unconcerned. "Go ahead. They won't keep watch over you like they did before. As long as you don't leave the estate, your movements aren't restricted. But since she dared to tell you, that means she isn't afraid of you looking for it. She's probably already certain we won't be able to find it."

It was right. Otherwise, Yangjin would not have told us this secret.

I just did not know whether Yangjin had noticed Erha's unusual nature, or whether she knew Erha was not merely an ordinary cat.

I left the Tusi building and wandered aimlessly around the estate.

The busy serfs in the estate all bowed to me when they saw me, and they seemed very nervous. After all, I was the Tusi lord and held the power of life and death over them.

These people's fates were tragic. Not only were they slaves, but even the children they bore could not escape the same destiny.

But I knew that, in a few decades, the serf system in Tibet would be abolished, and they would become the masters of Tibet's future.

Still, the Living Buddhas held enormous influence over them, for that was their faith. In my view,