The railway's territorial rights are of utmost importance.
Moreover, Burma is engaged in civil war almost all year round.
If a railway runs through Nanwa, while it facilitates import and export, should the territorial rights fall into others' hands, to the Nanwa Alliance Army, it's akin to harboring rats in their own rice jar. You never know when other armed forces might take the train, carrying cannons, and show up at their doorstep.
Knowing full well that the Li Family doesn't own a railway corporation, Yan Daiqing still made such a demand.
Rather than making things difficult, it's more accurate to say he has another well-thought-out plan.
Because from beginning to end, Yan Daiqing isn't targeting the Li Family.
The Li Family doesn't know how to build railroads?
No problem, there's still a good neighbor.
S country's infrastructure level is far ahead of the world.
