Alien Arms Empire.

Chapter 1721 1722 Tang Dynasty Treats Everyone Equally

Building houses in winter is not a wise choice, so the Tang Empire's construction work on the East Continent was basically suspended.

But this did not mean that all the prisoners were idle: they helped transport and sort goods, and built refugee shelters in many places.

The war brought tremendous trauma to this land. Even if the Tang Empire tried its best to avoid it, these traumas were enough to bring countless sufferings to the people on this land.

As long as there are shells falling, there will be people crying. This kind of thing cannot be avoided, so the Tang Empire must take responsibility and use time to comfort the people here.

Snow began to fall in Hot Wind Port, but it still couldn't hide the fact that the area was recovering. Aunt Shilin was walking on the road and saw more cars driving out of the port.

She didn't need to be too professional to tell that these cars were not from the East Continent, because the styles of those cars were all from Tang Country, and there were very few flat-head trucks on the East Continent.

In order to improve off-road capabilities and reduce turning radius, most of the trucks used by the Tang Empire were flat-headed. Only some countries on the East Continent insisted on using trucks with engine compartments in the front.

Although in a sense, both designs have their own advantages and disadvantages, in reality, flat-head trucks are used in more scenarios.

The Tang Kingdom has been trying its best to build a railway to the south, and the construction of this railway has never stopped. This railway extends from Benn to Everwinter City, and then goes south from Everwinter City through Saint Luo, all the way to Hotwind Port.

With this railway, the Tang army could quickly deploy troops and transfer some supplies to where they were more needed.

After all, excluding the unsafe Hot Wind Port, the East Continent port with the largest throughput in the Tang Empire is Yongdong Port. If a railway can be fully utilized to maximize the value of Yongdong Port, it will obviously be most beneficial to the Tang Empire.

Since Xilin knew that her two children were still alive, she seemed to be in a much better mood. There were many people in Hot Wind Port who had the same idea as her. No one hated the Tang Empire, and their national consciousness was far from being fully awakened.

Mr. Charlie was promoted. His work ability was pretty good, and at that time when there was a shortage of officials, he was naturally valued: the civil affairs official appointed by the Tang Empire admired him very much, so he promoted him to be the head of a small department.

I have three smart clerks under me, and everyone is very busy every day, but the salary and benefits are very good, so no one complains.

Originally, Shireen was planning to go out and find a job to earn some money, but because Charlie's salary increased a little, Fran finally kept Shireen and made her their family's full-time nanny.

In the past, Fran could not afford such a nanny, but now she does have some capital: the treatment in the government departments of the Tang Empire is really very good, and as long as nothing goes wrong, there is still hope of getting rich.

What's more, due to his busy work, Charlie has to come back a little later every day, and he also hopes that Shireen can stay and spend more time with Fran.

The public security in this city has never been so good, and people have even started to leave their doors unlocked at night: whether it is a movie theater or some other entertainment venues, the neon lights will flash until dawn. In such an environment, safety is obviously no longer a problem. What really matters is identity. Although it is not very sensitive, everyone is still very confused. They don't know who they are and what the Tang Empire is doing here.

Until today, Xilin finally heard a piece of news that reassured many people: the Tang Empire began to issue identity certificates to law-abiding citizens in Hot Wind Port. From today on, they truly became the "quasi-provisional" citizens of the Tang Empire.

Of course, there is no such thing as becoming a citizen of the Tang Empire directly. You have to know that to become a truly prestigious Tang person is an opportunity that many people dream of but cannot get in their lifetime.

However, the Tang Empire was still very generous and gave everyone a chance: as long as you supported the rule of the Tang Empire and worked in the Tang Empire for more than five years, you could obtain citizenship.

Compared with other regions, this condition is already relatively relaxed. It is said that in order to gain this opportunity, some high-ranking elven officials of the Tang Empire, especially a senior official named John, lobbied for a long time.

Everyone was spreading the news that John was once a noble of the Yangmu Kingdom, but was later kicked out of his family and had been working in the Tang Group. His father was the famous Duke Leibert of the Yangmu Empire.

Another person who facilitated this was Princess Irene. This princess from the elf tribe was concerned about her own people, so she advised the Emperor of the Tang Empire, begging him to treat the elves equally.

Many people in Hot Wind Port sang praises to these compatriots and praised them for everything they did for the civilians of Hot Wind Port. However, no one mentioned that cities such as Everwinter and Benn also received similar treatment.

The Tang Empire is building a new world that is completely different from the past. Tang Mo certainly cannot continue to discriminate against other races.

Apart from the goblins who had committed numerous crimes against Zhengdi, the Tang Empire had even slightly relaxed the identification verification of the beastmen. Some beastmen who were becoming “humans” could also live legally within the Tang Empire.

Of course, the main reason for opening this gap is that there are too many cat girls exported by the orcs to the territory of the Tang Dynasty, and there is a concubine who has cat ears...

Whether it is a dwarf, an elf, or an orc, whether it is a person with blond hair or a person with black hair, in theory, there is no distinction between high and low in the territory of the Tang Empire.

However, this is only theoretical. In reality, whether there is discrimination or not, whether there is high or low status, can only be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Tang Mo will not restrict such things at the legal level. He really cannot do such an idiotic act of not liking a certain type of person.

Xilin touched the ID card in her pocket. The special plastic material was slightly cold, and her photo on it was very clear, even the wrinkles could be seen clearly.

She knew that she had the motivation to keep going. As long as she worked honestly and prayed devoutly to the gods, her child would come back to her one day in the future.

For her, this was enough to give her peace of mind... hope.