Chapter 716: A World Where Only the Empire Was Injured

  Chapter 716: A World in Which Only the Empire Was Hurt

  Xilan Empire, Tiandu Palace.

  Wu Tuo has been feeling a bit depressed these days.

  The Alliance made a big demand in the ceasefire negotiations, demanding that the Empire withdraw the Governor of Jinjialun Port and a group of noble bureaucrats appointed by Tiandu.

  Not only that, they also demanded that after the ceasefire agreement came into effect, the control of Jinjialun Port be handed over to local survivors until the risk of predators in the area was completely removed.

  To be honest, he could make appropriate concessions on tariffs and compensation, but he could not agree to these two points.

  Especially the latter.

  This was even more painful to him than if the Alliance had directly taken this land away from his territory.

  After all, this meant that for the first time in the territory of the Xilan Empire, a piece of land that the royal authority could not shine on would appear, which would not only shake the royal authority, but even the legitimacy of his rule would be questioned by the nobles and citizens.

  Wu Tuo could only hope that the embargo imposed on the entire Jinjialun Port by the 300,000 troops on the border would be able to crush the fragile economy of this settlement.

  If it becomes a scorched earth that breeds famine, plague, and even death, perhaps the Alliance will discard that tasteless chicken rib.

  He heard from the people on the front line.

  The Alliance’s people are paying out of their own pockets to transport corn purchased from Silver Moon Bay to Golden Gallon Port one by one.

  If this trend continues, one of the red soil in the suburbs of Golden Gallon Port and the Alliance’s pockets will be emptied first. After

  taking a bite of the grapes that the beauty brought to his lips, just as Wu Tuo squinted his eyes and was about to take a nap, hurried footsteps were heard outside the hall.

  A deacon stepped into the hall and knelt at the bottom of the steps.

  ”Your Majesty, Captain Hu Yewan has arrived.”

  Wu Tuo, who was lying on the beauty’s lap, sat up in surprise, pushed away the beauties and fruit plates surrounding him, and stood up with his beard shaking.

  ”He came to Tiandu?”

  The deacon kneeling at the bottom of the stairs looked a little embarrassed, but still said hurriedly.

  ”Not yet… yet. After he got off the ship at Xifan Port, he summoned the nobles in the vicinity of Xifan City.”

  Wu Tuo was slightly stunned, and felt something was wrong in his heart, but he still showed a relieved smile on his face.

  ”Yes, he is a practical guy.”

  The steward lowered his forehead to the ground, his face bitter but he dared not say

  much. Everyone in the court knew that the Willant people were guests of honor of His Majesty, so who dared to say anything bad about the Willant people.

  Especially in recent days, the negotiations between the Duke of Galawa and the Alliance are at a critical juncture. His Majesty needs the power of the Legion to deter the Alliance and the companies behind the Alliance. Even if the officers of the Willant slapped the Japanese in the street and slept with the girls of some nobles, it was also applauding the eternal friendship between the Legion and the Empire.

  ”Where is General McLen?” Wu Tuo asked.

  The steward whispered.

  ”He took a car to Xifan Port yesterday.”

  Wu Tuo frowned.

  ”Is Aaron always here?”

  The steward said with sweat dripping down his face.

  ”…He went with General McLen.”

  Wu Tuo was silent, pausing for a long time in front of the bench, frowning as if thinking, but after a moment he relaxed his brows and sat back down.

  ”Send a telegram for me, saying that the general is very grateful for my empire’s affairs. In addition, there will be a selection and assessment of palace generals in a week. I heard that the general is very interested in my empire’s war games. If the general is not busy, he can come to my palace to watch.”

  That’s roughly what it means.

  As for how the wording in the telegram is drafted, the people below will naturally figure it out.

  Seeing that His Majesty did not vent his anger on him, the steward finally breathed a sigh of relief and said with his head down.

  ”As you command!”

  …

  At the same time, in front of the dock of Xifan Port, a number of carriages with extraordinary decorations squeezed on the muddy road that was not spacious to begin with.

  A group of people dressed in luxurious clothes stood in the open space in front of the dock, looking at the group of tall and strong Willant soldiers around them with a little uneasiness.

  I don’t know what kind of magic potion these big noses gave to their majesty, but he actually waved his hand and directly allocated Xifan Port to the Legion, and warned the nobles of the entire Naxite State to cooperate with all the requirements of the Legion, otherwise it would be tantamount to betraying the empire.

  Although this place is still your majesty’s territory in name, it has actually become the territory of the Willant people. They not only drove away the original governor, but also sent a new “governor” here.

  Standing at the bow of the ship, Huye looked down at the ants on the dock. Rather than saying that his contemptuous eyes were looking down on and mocking, it would be better to say that he didn’t regard these guys as human beings.

  A group of guys who don’t even care about their own compatriots are not worthy of the respect of the Willant people. Even if they are dressed in brocade and silk, they are just a few dogs leading the herd.

  Not missing this opportunity to show off, he cleared his throat, raised his voice, and shouted loudly.

  ”Listen, no matter who you were loyal to before, I am the one riding on your head now, I am your master, and the rules here must be followed according to my words. If you have any objections, it is best to raise them as soon as possible, so as not to waste our time.”

  Looking at the commotion and the incredible faces of the crowd, Huye waited quietly for half a minute, and when no one spoke, he continued.

  ”I want you to pick a group of capable people from your own manor for me… Let’s put it this way, each slave household must provide at least one male.”

  As soon as the voice fell, the crowd on the dock was in an uproar. The nobles who dared not to fart before were now excited like dogs whose tails were stepped on.

  Huye wondered if his request was too much, and Aaron, who was standing aside, coughed lightly.

  ”General, the slaves here have no families.”

  Huye was stunned and looked at him in surprise.

  ”What do you mean?”

  Aaron said patiently.

  ”It means literally. You can understand them as a kind of weeds growing out of the red soil. Plants do not have the concept of kinship… Even if those weeds themselves know who their fathers and mothers are, the nobles who raise them will not ask too much.”

  ”Then how do they know who was born to whom?” Hu Ye couldn’t help asking, “They have to count how many of them there are?”

  ”They are all born by their mother. What does it matter who gave birth to them?” Aaron shrugged, “They will count the number of people once a year, or maybe every two or three years. In short, as long as the number of people working doesn’t change much, no one will care. If there are too many people, they will sell some to save money. As for too few people… that situation seems to have never happened before.”

  Hu Ye pinched his eyebrows, as if he was having a headache about this unexpected situation.

  McLen folded his arms and looked at this guy with interest, curious about how these civil servants would deal with this problem.

  In the Falcon Kingdom, General Krass abolished slaves among his own people and established a military aristocracy system for the locals that was linked to military merit, encouraging them to go to the outside world to plunder land and slaves. General Griffin used the freedmen released by the former to build a legion-style industrial center for the locals, ensuring the logistics of the expeditionary force in the Far East.

  It takes a strong army and execution to complete these tasks, and the civil servants of Triumph City happen to be a group of “weak and incompetent” guys.

  Sure enough, the governor thought for a moment, and finally came up with a compromise plan, cleared his throat and shouted at the group of native nobles.

  ”Quiet!”

  The volume of the loudspeaker stunned the audience, and the people crowded on the dock really quieted down.

  After a pause, Huye slowly opened his mouth and continued.

  ”Your management method is too inefficient. Let’s change it… You provide me slaves regularly, and we pay you per head. We pay you 50 dinars for each head who works for a full month.”

  As soon as he finished speaking, the atmosphere at the port was boiling.

  The faces that were originally anxious and uneasy were suddenly filled with joy, and they looked like they wanted to take out all the money in their pockets immediately.

  ”No problem, sir!”

  ”I, I have more than a thousand heads at home! I can move them here tomorrow!”

  ”Do you give so much to everyone? Or only men?”

  50 a month, 600 dinars for a full year!

  In the Xilan Empire, even the smallest nobles have hundreds of people, and some of the great nobles even have tens of thousands of people in their manors and plantations!

  The four seasons are not always busy farming seasons, and when there is no work, most of those people are idle on the land.

  At this time, if they are driven into the Weilant people’s factory, they can earn at least tens of thousands or even millions of extra money a year!

  This is even higher than the output of their plantations!

  Some people have even begun to think about how to turn the tenants who rent the land into slaves by raising the rent or other means.

  Or find a way to make them sell their sons and daughters.

  ”Quiet! Quiet!” Huye yelled twice in a row to shut up the chirping crows, and then he opened his voice and continued to shout, “When we need to recruit people, we will post the recruitment requirements here. If you don’t want to miss it, arrange your servants to watch here. Now, go back and count how many people there are in your family, how old they are, male or female, I don’t want to wait until the time comes and send a group of old men with crutches!”

  After saying what he should say, Huye asked the soldiers to drive away the nobles blocking the dock, and at the same time asked people to arrange work for the laborers assigned to them by His Majesty.

  In fact, if it is just to produce some light industrial products needed by Triumph City, there is no need to mobilize the slaves in the plantations. The guys living in the shacks in Xifan Port are enough.

  However, Huye has his own plans and arrangements for the future of this “Treaty Port”.

  He is not satisfied with just making a little money by exporting clothes and canned food. He also wants to help the civil service group behind him and the people in Triumph City make more money.

  Without military power, they can only use this method to increase their influence in the legion.

  ”…The Alliance produces steel and cement in Jingalon Port. We also want to produce those things, and we have to produce more than them.”

  McLen asked casually.

  ”What are they used for?”

  Huye said with a smile.

  ”Mining, road construction, there are always places where they can be used. If they can’t use them up, they can be sold to the emperor here.”

  McLen shrugged without comment. He didn’t know much about doing business, but he always felt that the emperor who lived in the “Flying Palace” should not need them.

  Aaron coughed lightly and reminded him.

  ”Dear General, I have to remind you that Mr. Wu Tuo is only interested in guns and cannons. We only need to sell some guns and cannons to them.”

  What he said was actually very obscure.

  The steel and cement needed to build the factory in Xifan Port can be transported from the ports on the west coast of Zhongzhou, just like the production equipment.

  If a steel plant and cement plant are built here, the steel and cement produced will most likely be unsalable. The locals already have enough shacks, and there is no need to replace the barns with steel and cement before the docile animals complain.

  But it is obvious that Governor Huye has his own ideas.

  ”How much money can you make from guns and cannons? Besides, they will soon cease fire with the Alliance, and the arms trade cannot continue for a long time.”

  Aaron made a helpless expression and gave up trying to persuade this guy.

  Anyway, their labor costs are close to nothing, and producing those things will at most waste a little resources, and it is unlikely to lose money.

  McLen took up the topic and asked.

  ”There is only one thing I don’t understand… No offense, since you don’t have the ability to rob directly, why don’t you just buy those slaves?”

  Huye laughed.

  ”That’s too inefficient, and won’t they become our own slaves if we buy them? 8 square meters, three meals a day, and a healthy life to fifty years old… I even have to provide for these inferior people in their old age! It’s better to let the nobles here deal with them, and 50 dinars a month will be the management fee.” If

  they don’t work well, he will send them back. Seeing the fate of the person who was sent back, the other slaves will naturally work hard!

  McLen looked at this guy in surprise.

  Of course, he knew the “eight square meters” law personally formulated by the Marshal.

  But there are actually people who implement that thing outside the Triumph City?

  Not caring about the surprise on McLen’s face, Huye continued with a smile.

  ”Of course, in addition to relying on those nobles to manage them, I will provide them with a little motivation for life, encourage them to work harder while being diligent, such as giving them a bonus every month and recording it in their accounts, and using this money to redeem them when they have collected 1,000 dinars.” If

  they can work for two years, they are considered skilled workers, and it is not appropriate to send them back to the plantation.

  However, Aaron shook his head and said,

  ”A slave who can earn 600 dinars a year, those nobles will not sell you for 1,000 dinars.”

  ”Then write it into the contract, or give them a little more,” Huye said nonchalantly, “This is not a negotiation, this is an order.”

  ”What about after redemption?” McLen looked at him and continued, “They will be free people, and there will be no nobles to manage them for you.”

  ”They are free people who have passed the vocational skill screening and have no land,” Huye corrected his inaccurate statement, and continued with a smile, “Do you think I gave them freedom? There is no such good thing. They just went from one cage to another.”

  ”There is no place for them to screw in the plantation. With nowhere to go, they will become more dependent on us and can only work harder than those slaves… and we only need to give them a little salary to survive.”

  It was not until this time that Aaron’s face showed a thoughtful expression, and he finally understood why the bigwigs in Triumph City sent this gentleman here.

  McLen also looked at this guy in surprise, which completely changed his initial stereotype of him.

  This guy is a talent.

  Just when McLen was surprised, the governor suddenly turned around, walked up to him with a smile, and patted his arm.

  ”General McLennan, you are the only officer here who graduated from an orthodox military academy. You are different from those of us who have military ranks but have never been on the battlefield. And the most important thing is that you have fought with the Alliance before… I don’t mean to offend you. I know there were some minor accidents in that battle, but that’s not your problem.”

  McLennan’s eyebrows twitched unconsciously, and he squeezed out a sentence with a gloomy face.

  ”Are there any problems?”

  Seeing his expression change, Huye hurriedly explained with a smile.

  ”No! You are exactly the talent we need most at this moment. I would like to trouble you to help our friends train some officers who are a little bit more capable. After all, you know… We are completely amateurs in this area, and our friends have just learned to shoot.”

  Hearing this self-deprecating statement, McLennan finally relaxed his brows a little, but still couldn’t help laughing.

  ”You finally remembered what I do?”

  He has been bored here for almost two months. He just watched those pigs playing with sand in the palace all day. He might as well learn to swim.

  But it’s too late to think of him after the defeat.

  Hearing this, Huye was slightly stunned, then laughed and said.

  ”You…may have misunderstood something, General McLen. We have never neglected you. You have always been the most important part of our plan. In fact, from the moment you stood on this land, you have been playing a very important role. And I can stand here, in fact, it is thanks to your contribution… Regarding this matter, I have to thank you.”

  As he said, this boastful man put his right hand on his chest and bowed slightly.

  McLen was stunned, and suddenly felt that he was kept in the dark. He quickly looked at the adjutant Aaron beside him.

  However, he saw that the latter nodded slightly.

  ”As Mr. Governor said…if we don’t show a little intimacy with the Empire, they will not be so ‘happy’ to please us and take the initiative to ‘teach’ the Alliance.”

  After a pause, Aaron continued.

  ”As for the defeat of the Gray Wolf Army, it was completely within our expectations, but the speed of their defeat was indeed a little beyond our expectations… We didn’t expect Wu Tuo to be so stupid as to send a prince to the front line to supervise the battle, and we didn’t expect that prince to directly snatch the command of General Alayan, resulting in more than 10,000 people being captured.”

  ”But the result is no different,” Governor Huye said with a smile, taking over Aaron’s words, “I still got what we wanted.”

  McLen narrowed his eyes and stared at the guys who took advantage of him. He was furious, but he wanted to lose his temper but couldn’t find a reason to lose his temper.

  As they said, the final result was good.

  They formulated a strategy for the benefit of the legion and achieved the expected results at a very low cost…

  I should be happy about this.

  But at this moment, he couldn’t be happy at all.

  ”…No wonder Commander Salen doesn’t like you.” McLen snorted with a fake smile.

  Huye showed a troubled expression on his face and said with a little regret.

  ”Really? But I’m still very grateful to him for conquering a vast territory for our legion and planting our flag in Luoxia Province east of the Great Desert… If you have a chance, please convey my respect to him for me.” “I

  will,” McLen glanced at Huye meaningfully, paused and continued, “Also, I hope this is the last time.”

  Looking at McLen turning and walking towards the cabin, Huye nodded happily in agreement.

  ”I promise you.”

  …

  On the other side, in the distant Golden Gallon Port.

  It took a full month, and under the supervision of Chief Bihari, the police station of the entire settlement finally completed the registration of the identity information of all residents in the jurisdiction. The

  final registration result also surprised Fang Chang.

  If the newborns who have not learned to speak yet and the half-dead lying on the bed are counted, the actual population of this settlement has reached an astonishing 1.7 million!

  It was enough to surprise him when he heard that there were one million people living here, but he didn’t expect that the actual population here was much more than the word-of-mouth number!

  ”I originally thought that this settlement with no industrial foundation at all would have a lot of people with 900,000 people, but I didn’t expect that the actual population was nearly 70% higher than the estimated value…”

  Fang Chang pinched his sour eyebrows, stared at the dusty construction site outside the window, and thought to himself.

  ”Is it red soil?”

  He suddenly thought of Ms. Han’s research.

  When studying the civilization ecology of various settlements on the wasteland, the technology lost in the prosperous era is undoubtedly a variable that cannot be ignored.

  For example, although the Baiyue Province is vast and sparsely populated, and it seems that there is nothing left from the prosperous era, there is “ecological pollution” of singularity-level technology there, which makes it almost impossible to carry out industrialization at a low cost, and the survivors are forced to migrate to the sea.

  In the Bora Province, although red soil is not a particularly advanced technology, and its birth is also largely accidental, it is actually a variable that is “most easily overlooked, but most not to be ignored” on this land!

  It is like a natural nutrient paste.

  Although it is not like the nutritional paste developed in Boulder City that can be eaten 365 times a year, even if this thing can replace 50% of the food source, it will have an unignorable impact on the local ecosystem and social form.

  Many survivors who could not survive in other places in the wasteland not only survived in this land, but also quickly eliminated those first-generation survivors who could not adapt to the wasteland era with incredible environmental adaptability, and established a unique survivor civilization ecology in the local area.

  The red soil born in the Lowell Camp is both a blessing left to them by their ancestors and a curse…

  At this time, there was a gentle knock on the door.

  After putting the research report in his hand into the drawer, Fang Chang looked at the door, cleared his throat and said.

  ”Come in.”

  The door opened, and a young man hurriedly walked in from outside the office with a thick stack of documents.

  He was thin, with prominent cheekbones and deep eye bags on his face, but his bright eyes were piercing, giving people a feeling of vigor and vitality.

  His name was Yodu, one of the two hundred newly recruited civil servants in the City Hall, and also one of the few snake people who passed the literacy test.

  According to him, he used to work as a casual worker at the port, and learned some words because he often dealt with merchants and sailors in Silver Moon Bay and helped them run errands and lead the way.

  It is rare to see literate snake people, especially those who are self-taught. Fang Chang immediately transferred this young man from the City Hall to the Governor’s Office as the Governor’s Secretary as a key talent training.

  And this guy did not disappoint his expectations. He was not only diligent but also careful in doing things. Whether it was Lasi or Bihari, the communication was quite good.

  Fang Chang also discovered this recently.

  These guys who were originally bound to the bottom of society by “factors other than talent” have a passion for life and work after being liberated, which is far more enthusiastic than those who had a good life during the Governor Nihak’s time.

  ”… Dear sir, the household registration statistics have been basically completed, including the port area and various urban areas with complicated situations. I have sorted out the information for you. As for establishing a separate file for each resident, I am afraid it will take some time to complete.”

  ”And from my personal observation, except for the port branch, the various security bureaus are extremely unfamiliar with the business of their respective jurisdictions. Although this is not entirely their problem, there will inevitably be omissions in the statistical work of the survivors in the slums, and a second screening may be required before the file is established.”

  Looking at the pile of documents piled on the desk, Fang Chang nodded approvingly.

  ”You’ve done a good job. I understand the situation, but this is enough for now. I’ll ask Sheriff Bihari to make identity documents based on these lists… By the way, why don’t you just notify him for me?” ”

  I’m happy to help you, sir.” Yodu nodded slightly, paused for a moment and continued, “In addition, I have also sent people to inquire about the refugees along the Yongliu River that you mentioned earlier. According to the refugees themselves, they were originally residents living in the upper reaches of the Yongliu River. The imperial army drove them out of the village where they originally lived and violently robbed them of their food and livestock.”

  Fang Chang frowned slightly.

  ”Which side of the ceasefire line do they live on?”

  ”The imperial side, outside our actual control area,” Yodu said seriously, “If we let them flood into the port, I’m afraid it will have an impact on the order that we have finally stabilized, but if we leave it alone, it will not be a solution after all. Unless we completely close the shadow port of the Yongliu River, those people will always find a way to swim over.”

  Fang Chang looked at him with interest.

  His intuition told him that this guy already had an idea.

  ”So what is your suggestion?”

  As expected, Yodu, who was standing in front of his desk, continued respectfully.

  ”I have discussed with the people in the city hall, and they agreed to allocate some budget to build a shelter next to the prisoner-of-war camp in the suburbs to provide temporary housing for those refugees who fled from the empire to Golden Galleon Port, but this requires your approval.”

  As if he was worried that Fang Chang would not agree, Yodu hurriedly continued.

  ”The threat of famine in Jinjialun Port has passed. We only need to pay some not-so-expensive food to keep them outside the settlement and wait for our resettlement. They can also help us with road and bridge construction… In fact, it is not a bad thing to take in those refugees. The Yongliu River has helped us eliminate some people. Those who can swim to Jinjialun Port are all strong and healthy young men.”

  ”And after the ceasefire agreement takes effect, we can directly merge the prisoner-of-war camp into part of the shelter, merge the two into a new urban area, and gradually digest this part of the population by expanding industries from the settlement to the suburbs.”

  Fang Chang looked at the young man standing in front of the desk with a little surprise, or to be more precise, he was mostly surprised.

  It’s like drawing an SSSR card.

  Good guy.

  You’re doing a good job.

  It’s not difficult to come up with ideas, but it takes some thought to think about what to do first and what to do later.

  It is a waste of talent to let this guy be a secretary, as he can arrange things in an orderly manner and simplify the work that the leader needs to do to the extent that he only needs to sign.

  However, surprises are surprises, whether he is really capable depends on how well he does things.

  Without showing his thoughts on his face, Fang Chang simply nodded.

  ”I am very satisfied with your plan, so I will do it as you said. I will say hello to the City Hall and the militia, and let them cooperate with your work within their capabilities.”

  Yodu was delighted when he heard the words, and nodded in understanding.

  ”Please rest assured and leave it to me, sir, I will definitely not let you down.”

  Hearing the half sentence of “cooperate within their capabilities”, he had a rough idea of ​​what to do about this matter.

  Just as he was about to bow and leave, he suddenly remembered something and stopped and said.

  ”By the way, there is one more thing. Although you may have heard about it, just in case, I think I should report it to you…”

  Fang Chang leaned back in his chair and took a sip of the teacup on the table.

  ”You say.”

  ”Regarding Xifan Port on the west coast of Borneo Province,” Yodu pondered his words for a moment and continued cautiously, “I heard rumors in the port that the Legion sent a governor there a few days ago, and it is estimated that he should arrive in the next few days. Maybe this is not something I should care about, but at present… the Legion seems to intend to intervene in the situation in Borneo Province, which may have an unknown impact on our ceasefire negotiations with the Empire.”

  The Governor of the Legion?

  Fang Chang frowned slightly, but soon relaxed his brows and said softly.

  ”Mr. Yodu, you are my secretary and a survivor of this settlement. As long as it is related to the personal safety and vital interests of the local survivors, I don’t think there is anything you shouldn’t care about.”

  ”You are right, sir.”

  Looking at Yodu who lowered his head, Fang Chang nodded gently.

  ”I have understood the situation, you should go and do the task I gave you first.”

  He had indeed heard about the Legion’s affairs, and he even asked Captain Chen to drive the Dolphin nuclear submarine to take a look.

  What landed were only some industrial equipment and a small number of Weyland infantry and officers. Although it was worthy of vigilance, it was not worth their excessive attention.

  With the “Bondage Nation” negotiations ongoing in Dawn City, it was unlikely that the Legion would have a direct conflict with the Alliance. At most, the Weyland people would help the Empire train two more Grey Wolf Armies.

  In contrast, the growing warlord forces on the border are more worthy of his attention.

  ”As you command.”

  Yodu nodded respectfully, turned around and left the office, closing the door behind him.

  Fang Chang glanced at the time in the upper right corner of the VM. It was less than ten minutes from the time he entered the door to the time he left. In these ten minutes, he not only reported the work that needed to be reported, but also came up with a solution for himself.

  It can be seen that he has made sufficient preparations. It is

  very comfortable to get along with such a person. Perhaps he can unload the job of “Acting Governor” of Jin Gallen Port earlier than expected.

  ”…It seems that there are people available here, but it takes some time to find them.”

  His eyes fell on the dusty construction site outside the office window. Looking at the busy workers and the foremen who led them to work, Fang Chang couldn’t help but curl up a faint smile.

  In fact, the situation here is not as bad as they imagined when they first came.

  The curse brought by the red soil to the local survivors is not entirely a debuff.

  Although the characteristics of “obedience” and even “obedience” have turned these people into natural slaves, so much so that they can carve a pig into a totem and hold it above their heads as a god, they are not completely without the opportunity to end their wasteland.

  Just like the people outside the window who are sweating and rebuilding their homes.

  If someone is willing to show them a more reliable way than reincarnating into an emperor’s family, they are also willing to move forward.

  And if someone is willing to pull them, or push them forward two steps, they may run faster than Boss Xia in Boulder City after opening the door to the new world.

  Just like the girls of the Moon Clan who are building a new home in the Baiyue Strait, their performance after landing is the best example. Their

  extraordinary endurance to the environment allows them to survive the desperate situation that ordinary people can hardly bear, and the characteristics of obedience in another application scenario are hard work and hard work.

  Born slaves are a false proposition. No slave has ever been born.

  Thinking of the thighs on the beach of Baiyue Strait – oh no, the girls, Fang Chang suddenly realized that this “self-defense counterattack” has been going on for almost two months.

  ”Time flies so fast…” He couldn’t help but sigh.

  Wait two more days, and the fresh water pipeline in the southern waters will probably be completed…

  (End of this chapter)