Early 1878.
Central Province, Kidatu Village Agricultural Cooperative.
The village chief of Kidatu Village, Luo Weisi, addressed the villagers about the new policy: "Alright, please quiet down. I have good news to bring you. The government's new policy has been conveyed. According to the kingdom's directive, our country will address the issue of slavery within the next thirty years. In line with changes in the international community, we should currently promote the substitution of large livestock such as cattle and horses for slaves. According to the township government's documents, our Kidatu Village has been allocated 236 head of cattle to replace the farming slaves."
Lemi: "Chief, what kind of good news is this? Isn't it just replacing slaves with livestock? Besides, slaves can also do some rough work apart from farming, which is much better than livestock!"
