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However, once you "agree," if you want to go back on your word, you will be burdened with the psychological pressure of "I broke the contract."

Tyrant Bear was a smart man; after agreeing, he immediately realized what was going on.

But since he had already said it, he knew he couldn't bring himself to immediately break the contract.

At the very least, there must be a sufficient reason to break a contract.

Otherwise, wouldn't he become a despicable person who is "untrustworthy" and "heartless"?

Furthermore, Bonnie is still in Loya's hands, which is another layer of psychological deterrence.

'well……'

'Dr. Loya truly understands human nature!'

While sighing inwardly, Tyrant Bear couldn't help but feel a sense of admiration.

"Dr. Loya, that girl just now... she wasn't actually my daughter, was she?"

"Tyrant Bear suddenly said."

"She didn't act tough enough. My daughter is just like me when I was young. She has a very fiery temper. Even if her hands and feet are tied, she will do everything she can to resist. She acted too weak."

"Even if someone were to cut off her hands and feet, she would never cry! She would not shed a single tear under duress or coercion!"

Tyrant Bear recounted the details with great familiarity, and a hint of pride even appeared on his perpetually stiff face.

Loya stared in astonishment at the Tyrant Bear.

Upon seeing this, Rayleigh knew that the Tyrant Kuma was right.

"Since you, Lord Xiong, have noticed the flaw, why did you (promise Zhao Zhao) still..."

"I didn't notice it at first, but the more I observed, the more something seemed off. Finally, when the fake Bonnie started crying, I was certain that she was fake."

Tyrant Bear replied,

"Furthermore, if it really is Bonnie, I won't hesitate to agree to any of Dr. Loya's conditions immediately!"

"So, Dr. Loya didn't capture your daughter, but instead planned to scare you with the fake Bonnie from the start?"

Rayleigh said, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

"No! Dr. Loya probably really did capture Bonnie, but..."

Tyrant Bear stared intently at Loya with deep eyes.

I didn't go into details after that.

"Oh?"

Rayleigh paused, then glanced at Loya with considerable surprise.

'A wicked person with a gentle heart?'

A word flashed through Rayleigh's mind.

"At this moment, when I realized that Dr. Loya had clearly captured Bonnie, but still went to great lengths to use a fake Bonnie to act out the scene."

"I'm starting to think that agreeing to Dr. Loya's conditions might have been the right choice!"

"Tyrant Bear said in a low, eerie tone."

Chapter Fifty-Eight: A Triple Revolution! Please, Elder, go to your death!

"Father-in-law, let's get down to business."

Loya's smile faded. "Let me guess, what you're thinking of saying first is probably—"

"You will soon be going to Vegapunk for the final experiment, where you may become a true machine, losing your human will."

"So we can't see what I'll do in the future."

"There's no way to supervise me."

"Is it right?"

Tyrant Bear: "Exactly!"

'Dr. Loya's wisdom far surpasses mine!'

Even a dragon might pale in comparison…

His face remained stiff and unchanged, but he felt a surge of surprise in his heart.

"My suggestion is to stall for time; perhaps things will change!"

Loya said, "You are my father-in-law, and I don't want you to become a machine."

"As for what the changes will be, I cannot disclose that information at this time!"

"Or rather, even I myself cannot accurately predict how the situation will change, so I have no way to make any promises to you."

"Therefore, we must stall for time and observe the situation!"

"The Celestial Dragons' rule has been maintained for so many years, what's a year or two more?"

These are sincere words.

After hearing this, Tyrant Bear slowly nodded: "I have kept my son-in-law's instructions in mind."

This is the title of son-in-law.

Loya felt really good hearing that!

Loya was a transmigrator in physical form, with no family or even friends.

At this moment, I am still feeling a little emotional.

After a pause, Loya continued:

“Father-in-law, what you’re about to ask about is probably revolutionary ideology.”

"I call '85 a triple revolution!" 278

"The industrial and peasant revolution, the technological revolution, and the economic revolution—three revolutions in one!"

Tyrant Bear's eyes lit up: "Explain in a little more detail!"

"Factory workers and farmers are the foundation of everything, and they are also the people who suffer the most cruel exploitation and the most difficult lives."

"Wealthy merchants and nobles, who hold real power in their respective countries, will not tolerate a decline in their luxurious lifestyle."

"The huge sum of heavenly gold that must be handed over to the Celestial Dragons will only increase the tax burden on workers and farmers."

“Once these two groups collapse, the country will wage war against its neighbors.”

"Some members of these two collapsed groups joined the army, while others fled to the sea and became pirates."

"The so-called workers' and peasants' revolution is divided into two stages."

"The first stage is to launch an armed and violent revolution by workers and peasants to overthrow the regime of the nobles and kings who oppressed them, establish armed separatism, refuse to hand over the gold from the heavens, and restore production."

"The second stage is to establish a government of the working class and peasantry, abolish the hereditary aristocratic system, and establish a new order."

"It seems to be similar to the concept of the dragon."

"Tyrant Bear said."

According to the original story, the news of Sabo "killing" the King of Alabasta caused a sensation among the Revolutionary Army.

It can be inferred that the revolutionary army was mainly composed of workers or peasants, with the goal of overthrowing the rule of the king and nobles.

However, the revolutionary army has not yet reached that stage; it is currently undertaking the long preparatory work of uniting workers and peasants.

"But nothing is absolute; some kings do love their people."

Loya added, "Depending on the specific circumstances of each country, the specific methods for carrying out armed revolutions by workers and peasants need to be flexible and adaptable."

"If the revolutionaries are fanatically convinced that killing all the kings will bring peace to the world, then such a revolutionaries are nothing more than simple thugs!"

One reason why Loya doesn't approve of dragons.

That is the basis.

When news of Sabo "killing" the King of Alabasta reached the revolutionary armies across the country, it sparked a frenzy of cheers and earned Sabo immense prestige.

No one bothered to learn about the Alabasta king's character before they immediately fell into a frenzy of "overthrowing the ruler."

This "morbid" and uncontrolled "hatred" became the mainstream of the revolutionary army, which is clearly not what a qualified revolutionary army should have.

After a pause, Loya continued:

"After Bonnie becomes queen, I will act as regent and lead the army to carry out a top-down revolution in the Kingdom of Sobel."

"Establish a parliament composed of representatives of workers and peasants to seize real administrative power in the country."

"The king, on the other hand, only controls the army and is responsible for protecting the safety of the country and its people."

"The kingship can be hereditary, but each king must be instilled from childhood with the responsibility of protecting the people and training them in combat and military capabilities. Before taking office, he must solemnly swear in the great square to the people who come to witness the ceremony to protect his people, protect their interests, and never interfere in politics."

After a pause, Loya continued:

"But a revolution of workers and peasants without an economic revolution is absolutely unsustainable."

"The economy consists of two parts: production and consumption. Merchants are the key link connecting these two parts."