A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 205 This God is Too Loving

That day, the Morodians welcomed their god.

God arrived from the stars beyond the planet to their home planet Manaza, easily gaining control of all the orbital satellites of the Moro people, and announced his arrival and purpose to all the Moro people of Manaza.

The God traveled across the vast expanse of stars to save the Morodians who lived on Manazar.

In order to achieve this goal, God first needs to unify the political power of the entire world.

Such a demand is naturally not recognized by the countries around the world. It's like an alien who popped out of nowhere trying to seize power from them.

Thus, after the initial diplomatic negotiations, which were destined to fail and could not resolve the issue, broke down, the governments of the various nations on Manaza formed an alliance and declared war on the gods as the Morodo people.

Armies from various countries began to make strategic deployments using the air-raid shelters originally dug for national defense. Troops were stationed in important strategic resource locations and key strategic transportation hubs, and various defensive fortifications were built.

Countries do this in order to prevent God from impacting their military industries by cutting off their strategic resource points and transportation lines.

In the context of international cooperation, even a powerful military cannot be completely independent of other countries and will always need to import some things related to industry and technology.

Once international trade routes are cut off, or even if trade blockades are imposed on countries, small countries, except for large, self-sufficient nations, will collapse in an instant.

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

God can cross the stars to reach Manaza, while the Moroccans cannot. Therefore, God is naturally invincible, and no nation can do anything about him.

Therefore, the initial purpose of this war was not to defeat God.

These nations are trying to demonstrate to God that their regimes, born from the Moro people, are an undeniable force on this planet, and that God cannot achieve his goals no matter what he wants to do on this planet unless these nations agree.

The ideas of the various countries are correct; they do indeed have the ability to influence God to achieve His goal of saving the Moroccans. Otherwise, God would not have first requested the unification of the regime on Manaza.

However, all countries have greatly underestimated the power of God.

Unlike previous alien invasion movies made by Moro, God's first action was not to send out a large number of laser-wielding killing machines, but to wage a war of public opinion.

God promised the Marod people that in the unified government He would establish, working hours would be limited to six hours, and education, healthcare, housing, and elderly care would all be provided by the government. God would also personally supervise and manage everything, minimizing government corruption and eliminating all forms of crime...

God showed the Morodians what the unified regime he wanted to build would look like, and constructed a floating city on the southern ocean of Manaza.

At first, the Moroccans were skeptical, but as the military industries of various countries operated at full capacity, more and more Moroccans secretly went to the floating city in the Southern Ocean to find out what was going on.

The floating city in the Southern Ocean has a social structure exactly as God described, without any exaggeration. The city uses God's technology to achieve semi-automated operation, solving the problem of basic labor being undertaken by individual Moro people, who only need to engage in more creative work.

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

For example, if a Morodman wants to explore the depths of the universe, then the gods will help him, starting with teaching him the simplest mathematics, gradually progressing to spaceship design, and then to various precautions to take when traveling and exploring the universe. Finally, the Morodman will provide the blueprints for the spaceship, and then the gods will build the spaceship, allowing that Morodman to pilot the spaceship and explore the depths of the universe.

If there are Moloch people with the same purpose, God will arrange for them to cooperate in this creative work.

Of course, ordinary Mara people would not propose to God such a difficult and creative task as exploring the depths of the universe. Even if God were willing to teach and guide them, ordinary Mara people would not necessarily be willing to learn.

Therefore, most Moro people choose to create relatively simple creative works such as literature, poetry, and paintings.

As the reputation of the floating cities in the Southern Ocean grows, more and more Moroccans are heading to these floating cities.

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

What does industry need? People.

What is needed to operate a weapon? People.

What does transportation and trade need? People, of course.

People are the most important and irreplaceable element for the normal functioning of a country's system.

Now, people are leaving the country, and economies are also disappearing. The floating city that God built in the Southern Ocean is like a vampire, frantically sucking blood from all countries.

In an effort to prevent population loss, countries have implemented border closures, treason laws, and malicious immigration, but these measures, besides exacerbating panic and having the opposite effect, still cannot stop people from migrating to the floating cities built by God.

After all, without some kind of physical constraint, no country can be a monolithic entity from top to bottom; public sentiment is the biggest destabilizing factor.

The only solution is for other countries to adopt the floating city model.

However, this is impossible, because countries do not possess the technological power of God, nor can they replicate the social structure created by God.

In the social systems of various countries, when a Morodman proposed the idea of ​​exploring the depths of the universe, he did not receive admiration, but rather ridicule, contempt, and disdain from those around him who doubted his sanity. No one was willing to offer help, and no one would tell him what to do or what knowledge he needed to understand in order to achieve this goal.

Everyone tells him that he should live more realistically, be down-to-earth, follow the rules, and live a life where he can see the end from the beginning, without having any extra thoughts, those are just wishful thinking that pop up when he's bored.

Then they would try to make the Moroccans incur debt, or entice them to consume through goods, simplifying and cheaply condensing the labor of individual initiative into circulating currency, turning it into so-called money, in order to maintain the normal operation of the state apparatus.

So the Moro people in various countries began to vote with their feet, demonstrating through their actions which side they supported.

Finally, faced with the boiling resentment of the people, the countries could no longer hold on. Starting with small countries, one after another, nations were willing to accept God's rule and become part of that unified regime.

The start was spectacular, but it ended in a farce. There was no fierce military conflict or large-scale bloodshed. It couldn't even be called a war, since people die in every war.

From then on, there was only one regime in Manaza, namely the Manaza Unified Government established by the gods.

The above is what happened to the Maro people a hundred years ago, and the day God arrived in Manaza was later called "the Day of Divine Grace" by the Maro people.

(End of this chapter)