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Chapter 170 Is there a Great Filter and Anti-Spiral Clan in the world of individual force?
Chancellor Sanhua seems to be the leader of the civet angels in the Dahe Territory, but perhaps because he is more friendly to the cat realm, he sleeps lazily for about twenty hours almost every day.

Therefore, he delegated almost all business matters to another northern native cat who often stayed in the blacksmith shop - a kind of frost cat that looks closer to the Siberian forest cat but is slightly larger. It is named after its bright-colored appearance. Fire patterns hunting in the snow.

The latter is energetic and often claims that working with a bunch of insects can help the Herrscher. Therefore, in the past few months, he has devoted himself to learning blacksmithing skills and preparing to practice the other party's blacksmithing field.

"So the big cat in the blacksmith shop is studying?" Junzi Liuyi, who took over the blacksmith shop after He Lin left, said in surprise, "I thought it was just trying to keep warm."

There are many cats gathered near the blacksmith shop.

Speaker Sanhua sneered at this: "They are all a bunch of people who can't even pretend to be cats. Real cats are afraid of noise, so they won't stay there."

"Have you almost forgotten your job by pretending to be almost indistinguishable from a cat?" 』

"Meow~"

Ignoring the problem of the civet angels not doing their jobs for the time being, Chen Zhou knocked on the gavel he had no idea what it was doing: "Okay, let's not talk about the cats for now, I will communicate with them later, let's start the meeting first. "

Hearing this, Kyle reported on all the work and achievements they had achieved since their arrival in Dahe. Hearing this, Chen, Lily, and Speaker Sanhua nodded sleepily.

In short, it’s just one word – steaming.

But Mr. Chen felt that he would encounter setbacks or blows every time he started to thrive...

“However, today’s Great River Territory is still facing big problems.”

No, the blow is coming.

Kyle paused and continued: "That is, all industries and internal affairs except agriculture are overly dependent on the alien knowledge of the people of the stars. In the long run, this is by no means a good trend. In addition, the Great River Territory is too Mixing races also makes faith unmanageable.”

Conflicts will break out on a daily basis even within the same race, and it is even more troublesome for people of different races and beliefs to get together.

Then, due to the race of the lord and the gap in combat power between different races, the dissatisfaction of the people in the Great River Territory is slowly accumulating.

One day, like the Flower Port, conflicts will break out after reaching an irreconcilable level.

The people of the Stars actually believed in this point. What they wanted was a strong ally that could support them in killing the masterminds behind the scenes, rather than a puppet regime that had to rely on their help for everything.

Although this is caused by the lack of force in Blue Star's over-proficiency in internal fighting and internal affairs, this trend must be curbed.

"Therefore, we believe that we should vigorously promote the development of education." Junzi Liuyi, as a representative, expressed the views of many time travellers, "According to our observations, the efficiency of knowledge transfer here in Asta is really too low."

The shortage of basic supplies, the worry about the future of the church's apprentices starving their masters to death, and the gap between professionals/ordinary people and nobles/commoners.

All of this has led to Asta being a world with interstellar navigation capabilities (traveling across planes using the 5-ring divine spell "Alien Teleportation"), but it behaves like the Dark Middle Ages.

This seems quite outrageous in the eyes of Blue Star travelers, and they even suspect that there is someone secretly curbing the transfer of knowledge and the development of technology - the Great Filter or a more human/godlike existence.

The Great Filter means that after a civilization develops to a certain level, it may face desperate situations or tests in different forms. People speculate that in the vast sea of ​​​​stars and endless possibilities, no alien civilization has ever arrived on the Blue Star.

Of course, Blue Star has indeed been visited by interstellar civilization in a way that surprised everyone... Will the world where individual force trumps everything face the Great Filter earlier?

"A place with only five-ring spellcasters at most cannot be said to have great power in one person. Let's talk about it more realistically." Chen pointed out.

"Okay, there are three reasons why we propose to start vigorously promoting the education industry next year."

Junzi Liuyi no longer discusses the role of the Great Filter in the development of civilization, but continues to explain the reasons:

“First, Dahe Territory has an absolutely abundant material foundation and absolutely high-end military force, and can afford the cost and risk of educating young people.

“Second, people whose cultural level has been improved can significantly improve their work efficiency.

“Even for a special profession like a soldier, knowledge, culture, beliefs, military spirit and precise operation of weapons, equipment and tactics are prerequisites for becoming a senior officer and soldier.

"Third, people who have received education and have a rich material foundation have greater opinions when it comes to faith and are less likely to blindly follow faith."

From the Blue Star people's perspective, the reason why faith in this world is one of the main parts of people's lives.

The reason is that the true God does exist, and the psychological sustenance generated by the delay in material and spiritual satisfaction-after all, belief in God can really go to the Kingdom of God after death.

They can't possibly solve the former, but solving the latter can also take one's eyes off faith a bit.

"Things after death will be discussed after death. People should focus on the material reality while living. The Great River Territory does not prevent people from believing in legal gods, but they must also meet physical, safety and social issues before spending money in this area. energy."

Chen nodded, which seemed to agree with Junzi Liuyi's application for education funding. In fact, the number reported at the end of that long paragraph was the core of the opponent's point of view.

The expenditure on education is very high, including the consumption of infrastructure, supplies, manpower, teachers, etc. If they had not relied on the Tree of Life and Elysium, they would not be able to afford this.

"Education is very good, but the results will only be achieved by the next generation in more than ten years. Our current focus is not education, right?"

After listening to Junzi Liuyi's words, Bob, as the captain and general of the guard, said: "When spring comes, those magical beasts will multiply and expand and attack the river territory for food. At this point, the wooden wall cannot prevent them at all. It can only be blocked by the soldiers themselves."

In other words, higher military spending is required, as well as a tilt in resources such as supplies, equipment, and manpower.

"Not only that, the Golden Mane clan also needs our support."

Kyle promptly reminded: "The Baron is obliged to provide levies for the Count's military operations, and after the spring, Chief Robert will definitely go to sweep away the French aberrations on the grassland."

At that time, Chen will also need to send troops, theoretically.

At first, Kyle's idea was to let the star people take their lives, but now the star people in the River Lord Battle (level 20) are all trapped by the matter in the North.

The Star People who joined later were inexplicably civilian personnel, and today they are basically not even at the second level.

"In short, there will definitely be large-scale military operations in the Great River Territory next year, and we need to further increase military expenditures."

(End of this chapter)