It turns out those fools are also adept at guessing the intentions of their superiors.
Their survival skills should not be underestimated.
Roman knows what can be tolerated and what cannot, and those fools are well aware of it.
For the common people, this is an invisible sense of security.
Because the temperament and behavior patterns of the ruler can be foreseen by them.
The longer they interact with him, the more patterns they can see in his seemingly whimsical ways.
He never explains why he does things this way, nor does he tell them the outcome. He constantly calls them fools and urges them to finish tasks quickly.
However, their three meals a day have never been discounted, he is never capricious, and he never kills without reason, the treatment is excellent, and if they fall sick or encounter a disaster, they are allowed to rest.
All newborns can even get two pounds of milk from the livestock barn daily.
