Rome Must Perish

When Maximus asked again, Torrelugo quickly said, "Of course, I choose Rome!"

Actually, the various forms of government Maximus mentioned earlier weren’t fully remembered by Torrelugo, but he thought: since Rome could become the ruler of the Mediterranean, its system must be quite good.

"We can’t choose Rome!" Flanitnus loudly opposed, "Having stayed in Rome for so many years, I am very clear that the Roman Senate is controlled by the Nobles, and commoners have very few opportunities to emerge. The conflict between the Nobles and the commoners is very intense, and people can be killed at any time. If we do it like this, the entire tribe might become unstable!"

"Then what do you suggest we choose?" Torrelugo retorted unwillingly.

"I—" Flanitnus was momentarily speechless. He clearly heard that each government type Maximus mentioned had its advantages and disadvantages, and he did not find any suitable one.

At this moment, Quintus spoke, "Leader, you should have a better government system suitable for us, right?"

Maximus smiled slightly, "The type of government I am going to talk about next is actually something you have already started implementing..."

Hearing this, many people were puzzled, while some seemed thoughtful.

"In this government system, the leader holds the highest power!" Maximus spoke frankly, his gaze closely observing everyone’s expressions. Seeing no obvious abnormalities, he felt slightly relieved in his heart.

After all, this team was personally assembled by Maximus, and everyone was already accustomed to his leadership.

"Under the leader are several major departments. The first department is the Agriculture Department, which manages the tribe’s farms, livestock breeding, and forest and water products. The department head is the Agricultural Officer, assisted by two Deputy Officers, with a provisional five subordinates. For the position of Agricultural Officer, I think—" Maximus looked at the front row, "Volenus should take it."