i have a magic world

Chapter 66 Talk about Myanmar in the book

This is a country with frequent coups and long-term separatism by ethnic armed forces in many places.

From the Golden Triangle Era to Telephone Fraud.

The local ethnic armed forces mainly rely on crime to obtain capital and maintain armaments and force.

In addition, the population flow is complicated, smuggling and illegal crossing of borders are frequent, and there is no supervision at all (Myanmar is a sovereign country after all, and other countries will not help it manage smuggled population).

So it gave the protagonist a stage to perform in the early stage.

As for the investigation, don't even think about it.

Top forensic experts, psychological profilers, and reasoners would never go to Myawaddy, without motivation or conditions.

Because of the environment.

There's no soil there to attract mold, either.

Properly regardless of the region.

If you search for keywords casually, there will be a lot of news about armed conflicts.

In fact, that place is even more chaotic than the Middle East.

And no oil.

Dead people are commonplace.

There are hundreds of firefights between local troops and military police every year.

The protagonist after disguise, no matter how profiled, the real motive cannot be traced.

Because there is a variable in it.

That's Goldfinger.

In the thinking of the normal world, people only use common sense to judge and figure out.

Without God's perspective, who knew there would be such a thing as a golden finger.

Just like our real world, if someone jumps out and says that he has cheats, most of them probably won't believe it.

There are too many tricks to use the imagination.

As for the other traces left by the protagonist's actions, can the Karen Organization still carefully back them up after the chaos?
In the case of video images, there are even more confusing points. Needless to say, all kinds of incredible abilities will only be classified as [abnormal].

Countless anomalous events are recorded around the world every year, many of which are mysterious events whose causes cannot be traced back to individual cases.

A lot of information can be found, and of course there are many that cannot be found through public channels.

In reality, there are not so many corners to dig into, mysterious events that cannot be grasped, and do not bring benefits. No country or government is willing to delve into them.

Blue Star is far more mysterious than everyone imagines, but it is transparent under the social form.

The most important thing is that the monitoring of Myawaddy is also in the hands of the Karen armed forces, and the probability of exposure is very low. After many armed groups suffer losses, they always keep silent.

To sum up, Myanmar is considered a more appropriate place to play in the early stage.

As for the mold or something, we have to wait until the protagonist is harder.

　So Di Renjie from God's perspective, please stop talking.

　　This is not Middle Ages, nor is it Cyberfuture.

　　If you really want to go alone for no brains, wouldn't it be more fun to directly bring a few mold bases?
　　The settings in the book are somewhat thoughtful. It cannot be said that there are no flaws. Even gods dare not say so. They can only say that they try their best to reduce the risk of exposure under the same conditions and information.

　　After all, a novel is a novel, and it is impossible to be rigorous enough to be an essay or a documentary, and it is necessary to give some room for imagination to take off.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)