The frequency of the Jing Kingdom's Grand Court Assemblies was common knowledge, and people on the Discourse Ranking mocked it from time to time.
Some even said that the Jing Kingdom's officials were either attending a Grand Court Assembly or on their way to one.
But all that was now in the past.
At least for the foreseeable future, no enemy could force the Jing Kingdom to convene Grand Court Assemblies so frequently.
Everyone had expected Fang Yun to spend considerable time discussing the recent struggle with the Miscellaneous School, but he said only a few brief words.
"Our advance met with obstruction a few days ago, but that obstruction has already become a force supporting us. Once we have secured a victory, its value steadily diminishes. So what we must do is continue preparing for the next victory. Today, I will propose several reform plans. After today, I will suspend further reforms in the Jing Kingdom and devote all my efforts to consolidating the reforms already made. The Jing Kingdom needs time to settle."
Fang Yun then proposed several reform plans, led by compulsory education.
Unlike previous Grand Court Assemblies, this time no one opposed anything Fang Yun said-not even the most unyielding imperial censors.
Although Fang Yun had not deliberately trumpeted his victory, everyone realized that this was the true bearing of a victor.
The Jing Kingdom's court and populace now possessed a remarkable degree of unity.
All of Fang Yun's reforms would be quietly implemented by every official and clerk.
Every faction whose interests had suffered, every person who wished to oppose him, remained silent now. They could only cooperate unconditionally with the reforms and their consolidation.
While the Jing Kingdom convened its Grand Court Assembly, Political Science went on sale at Literary Academies throughout the Human