Selma Payne's POV:
'Coincidentally', these companies were all injected by the royal family, and some were even the royal family's assets. The trouble was neither big nor small, but it was a dangerous signal - the Evaria Family had finally given up on those insignificant means and began to dig for the real interests of the royal family.
This was easy to resolve. Such an act of stepping on the loopholes of the law did not even require the intervention of the royal family to resolve it. But that was where the problem lay-strictly speaking; all the actions of these officials were in accordance with the legal process, so even if they failed this time, they could unscrupulously repeat such practices.
Could it be that they had to change the law because of this? However, some 'loopholes' were not loopholes. They had to exist for various reasons. If they were forcibly 'perfected', it would lead to more contradictions.
