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Chapter 205 This God Is Too Kind
On that day, the Morodotes welcomed their god.

The gods arrived at their home planet Manaza from the stars outside the planet, and easily obtained the control of all the orbiting satellites of the Morodo people, and announced its mission to all the Morodo people in Manaza. coming, and what it came for.

The purpose of God coming all the way across the huge scale among the stars is to save the Morodo people who live on Manaza.

In order to achieve this goal, God first needs to unify the global political power.

Such a request is naturally not recognized by the countries on Manaza. An alien who popped out of nowhere wants to snatch the power in their hands.

So, after the initial diplomatic negotiations that were destined to be impossible to solve the problem broke down, the governments of Manaza formed an alliance and declared war on the gods as a Moroccan civilization.

Relying on the air-raid shelters originally dug for national defense, the armies of various countries began to carry out strategic layouts. All important strategic resource areas and important strategic transportation hubs sent troops to station in the past, and then built various fortifications.

The purpose of countries doing this is to prevent God from affecting their country's military industry by cutting off their strategic resource points and transportation lines.

In the context of international cooperation, even if it is a major country with a strong military force, it cannot completely rely on other countries. There are always things related to industry and technology that need to be imported.

And once the transportation line of international trade is cut off, or even a trade blockade is formed on various countries, apart from the big countries that can be self-sufficient in Manaza, small countries will collapse in an instant.

This is a very passive and negative defense strategy, but it is a choice that countries have no choice.

God can travel across the stars to Manaza, but Morodontians cannot, so God is naturally invincible, and countries have nothing to do with God.

Therefore, the original intention of this war was not to defeat God from the very beginning.

All countries want to use actions to tell God that on this planet, their regimes born from the Morodocan group are forces that cannot be ignored. As long as these countries do not agree, then God wants to do something on this planet. Nothing can achieve the desired goal.

The ideas of the various countries are correct, and they indeed have the ability to influence God to achieve the purpose of saving the Morodo people, otherwise God would not first ask for the unification of the regime on Manaza.

But countries have greatly underestimated the power of God.

Unlike the alien invasion movies made by Morrodians in the past, what God first did was not to send a large number of killing machines that fired lasers everywhere, but what He first did was a public opinion war.

God promised the people of Morocco that in the unified regime established by it, the working hours are limited to 6 hours, education, medical care, housing, pension, etc. will all be arranged by the government, and at the same time it will personally supervise and manage everything and corrupt the government rate to a minimum while eliminating all forms of crime...

God showed the Moro people what the unified regime it wanted to build looked like, and built a floating city on the Manazanan Ocean.

At the beginning, the Morrodians were skeptical, but with the high-load operation of military industries in various countries, more and more Morrodians secretly went to the floating cities in the Southern Ocean to find out.

The social structure of the floating city on the Southern Ocean is exactly the same as what God said, and it does not contain any water. The city uses God’s technology to realize semi-automatic operation, and it solves the problem that the basic labor is borne by individual Morodontians. Morrodians just need to work on more creative jobs.

Creative work is thinking about how to accomplish what you want to accomplish.

For example, if there is a Moroman who wants to explore the depths of the universe, then God will help him, starting from the simplest mathematics, transitioning step by step to spaceship design, and then to the various things that should be paid attention to when traveling and exploring in the universe. In the end, he himself provided the blueprint of the spaceship, and then God made the spaceship, and the Morodo people could drive the spaceship to explore the depths of the universe.

If there are Morodoans with a common purpose, God will also arrange for them to cooperate in this creative work.

Of course, ordinary Morodoans would not ask God for such a difficult creative task as exploring the depths of the universe. Even if God is willing to teach and guide, ordinary Morodoans may not be willing to learn.

Therefore, most Moro people choose to create literature, poetry, paintings, etc., which are relatively simple creative work.

As the reputation of the floating city in the Southern Ocean grows, more and more Moro people go to the floating city in the Southern Ocean.

However, the direct consequence of this large population migration is that the population of various countries is rapidly losing.

What does industry need?people.

What does it take to operate a weapon?people.

What does the transport trade need?Still human.

People are the most important and irreplaceable element for the normal operation of a national system.

Right now, people from various countries are losing their economies, and the floating city that God built on the Southern Ocean is like a vampire, crazily drawing blood from all countries.

In order to prevent the loss of population, countries have imposed border blockade orders, crimes of leaving the country for treason, malicious immigration, etc., but these measures, in addition to exacerbating panic and counterproductive effects, still cannot prevent the population from migrating towards the floating cities built by gods.

After all, without some kind of physical binding force, it is impossible for any country to be monolithic from top to bottom. People's hearts are the biggest factor of instability.

The only solution is for all countries to follow the example of the floating city system.

However, this is impossible, because countries do not have the technological power of gods, nor can they reproduce the social structure shaped by gods.

In the social systems of various countries, when a Moroman puts forward the idea that he wants to explore the depths of the universe, what he gets is not admiration, but ridicule, contempt, and contempt from people around him who suspect that there is a problem with his brain. No one is willing to provide help, no one will tell him what to do and what knowledge he needs to understand in order to achieve this goal.

Everyone would tell him that he should live a more realistic life, down-to-earth, follow the rules, live a life that can see the end at a glance, don't have any superfluous thoughts, those are just wishful thinking that pop up when you are bored.

Then they will find ways to make the Moro people bear debts, or lure them to consume through commodities, simplify and cheaply condense individual subjective initiative labor into currency in circulation, and turn it into so-called money, so as to maintain the state machine of normal operation.

As a result, Morrodians from all over the world began to vote with their feet, using practical actions to show which side they supported.

Finally, in the face of the bottom of the people's grievances, the countries finally couldn't support it. Starting from a small country, one after another, countries were willing to accept the rule of God and become part of that unified regime.

It started vigorously, but ended in a near farce. There was no fierce military conflict, and no large-scale bloodshed broke out. This can't even be called a war.

Since then, there has been only one regime in Manaza, and that is the Manaza unified government established by God.

The above is what happened to the Morodoans 100 years ago, and the day when God arrived at Manaza was also called the "God's Advent Day" by the Morodoans later.

(End of this chapter)