Doctor, I'm really strong!

The beast said, "This is necessary observation."

Liu Jiuli: "So, what are the results of your observations?"

The beast said, "Since I've appeared before you, it means I trust you."

Liu Jiuli: "Compared to the two older sisters, Nian and Xi, you are really not friendly at all. If you've seen this, please get out of here."

No one likes being watched like a thief, and Liu Jiuli was no exception. He was already being very lenient by not issuing a warning on the day he discovered the other party. He never expected that this guy would keep an eye on him for a whole month.

The beast said, "You have a short patience."

Liu Jiuli: "I have more than enough patience to deal with an unknown individual like you."

The beast said, "We're clearly blood relatives, yet you show no respect whatsoever."

Liu Jiuli: "I didn't acknowledge you."

The beast said, "Alright, but I still want to remind you, don't go too far, or you might mess things up."

Liu Jiuli: "Is this a well-intentioned reminder? Is it out of concern between blood relatives, or because of Jie?"

The beast's eyes widened instantly, and it said in a suppressed voice, "Don't mention her!"

Liu Jiuli, however, didn't care about this insignificant threat at all and continued, "I'm really curious, where were you, the second brother, when the tragedy happened back then? Did you make a fool of yourself at the crucial moment?"

The beast roared in fury: "Shut up!"

Liu Jiuli nodded: "Looks like I really did make a fool of myself."

The beast glared at Liu Jiuli, as if it were about to pounce, but still managed to suppress its anger and say, "You're now on the same path as Jie, and I just don't want to see Jie's dream shattered!"

Liu Jiuli shook his head: "No, no, no, we share the same ideals but follow different paths. She is in Yan Country, while I am in Ursus. Revolution must be adapted to local conditions and cannot be adopted blindly. Besides, I did not know about her and your existence before, and I do not consider myself an incarnation of the Sui Beast. I am who I am, and my name is Liu Jiuli."

Beast: "Don't you care if your purpose is exposed?!"

Liu Jiuli laughed loudly: "Alright, go ahead and leak it. Don't even mention you, I could say it to the Emperor Yan right now without any problem. I could even give him a Dragon Slaying Technique, but who would believe it? And even if they did, what good would it do?"

If the Red Guards had faced such a comprehensive threat at the beginning of their establishment, Liu Jiuli believed that he did not have the skills of an instructor or mentor and would have been flustered, made various mistakes, and learned many lessons.

But now he is not afraid at all.

Look at the Red Guards' current urban layout. From Steelgrad to Yansk, the cities are moving further and further north. When they reach the area around Yansk, the temperature is basically around zero degrees Celsius all year round, with the lowest temperature reaching minus 100 degrees Celsius. With the help of natural disasters, it can even briefly reach the standards of the Frozen Age.

Such temperatures would be torture for any living organism, making it impossible to continue northward. But that was the Red Guards' last stronghold, a fortress in the freezing cold.

Materials capable of withstanding such low temperatures do exist, but on Terra, such materials are limited to small-scale prototypes in laboratories. Although they can be manufactured, they cannot be mass-produced.

Translated: Aside from being expensive, it has no flaws.

But mass production is not a problem at all for the all-purpose factory. After obtaining samples, it can be reorganized at the micro level, making the value of this thing less than mud.

Therefore, after Yansk came under the control of the Red Guards, it did not move south for a long time. Its unique dome structure and low-temperature resistance structure enabled the city to maintain normal operation even in the most extreme low temperatures, and all production and life inside continued as usual.

Furthermore, the Red Guard's messengers of natural disasters discovered that in the far north, the frequency of natural disasters was almost negligible. Even when natural disasters did occur, they were mainly characterized by cooling. Other types of natural disasters were not observed during this period of observation, and there were very few historical records of them. There were no records of Originium disasters at all.

In other words, once the problem of survival in extremely cold conditions is solved, a permanent city can be built there.

The Red Guards have now begun development in the far north, and a huge domed city, Komsomolsk-on-Amur, is under construction.

The dome has now been completed, covering an area of ​​over one hundred square kilometers. It can be further expanded as needed. It is very safe whether going up or down. Low temperatures are a terrible demon, but also a solid barrier. In this environment, the activities of Hai Si are suppressed to almost zero. It can be said to be a pure land in the white purgatory.

So what needs to be done next is very simple, my friend, do you know about the Third Front construction?

As a qualified rabbit, Liu Jiuli understood the principle of "born in hardship and die in comfort" and was very clear about what kind of attack the Red Guards would face once they raised their flag. Therefore, his contingency plans were all formulated based on the most extreme scenarios.

For example, if the revolution completely fails and the Red Guards have to retreat to extreme regions, that's why he wants to build satellite cities. In fact, he plans to ensure that every large mobile city under the Red Guards has complete production capabilities, and these cities are undergoing continuous cold-region transformation, along with external domes.

Gongqingcheng served as an industrial backup for the Red Guards, while other cities acted as backups for each other. Satellite cities were essentially small-scale third-tier cities.

If time hadn't been so short, Liu Jiuli could have equipped the handicraft workshops in the nearby rural areas with basic industrial capabilities, making it no problem to handcraft an AK74, thus creating an industrial layout that would exhaust the enemy to death and leave them with nothing.

As for the enemy's attack, although they don't have nuclear weapons, they do have short-range missiles, the Scud series from Russia. Although the current error margin is a bit large and there are still some problems, if you can launch a million Scud missiles to a distance of 300 kilometers, even if the enemy is a god, they will not be able to continue advancing.

As for other types of rockets, there are even more; if accuracy cannot be improved, then the kill radius can be increased.

The Red Guards have now completed their deployment in the Far East of the Ursus Empire, with a manpower of over 5 million that can be directly mobilized. The entire Far East region, including unregistered residents, has a population of just over 10 million, so it can be declared that they have completed control over the entire Far East region.

With such confidence, Liu Jiuli could make a comeback even if he failed ten times. At worst, he could use his mobile city to wage guerrilla warfare. But whether the feudal empire, already riddled with problems, would still have the opportunity to launch a long and arduous expedition was another matter.

Chapter 186: The Traitor Who Grew Dragon Scales

(A long chapter of 4,000 words has been updated! (～￣▽￣)～, where are the comments, comrades? (?ω?))

The beast stared intently at Liu Jiuli, as if trying to discern something else from his face, but in the end, it only let out a long sigh.

I hope you succeed.

Just as the beast turned to leave, Liu Jiuli said, "And you continue to watch from the side."

The beast stopped and turned around, saying, "The country I serve is the Great Yan."

Liu Jiuli laughed and said, "That's an interesting answer. Which Great Yan are you loyal to? The Great Yan of the emperor, the Great Yan of the gentry, or the Great Yan of the people of Yan? It can't be this land of Great Yan, can it? Land without people, no matter how beautiful, is still a wilderness."

"You don't need to worry about that."

The strange beast's figure slowly disappeared, and Liu Jiuli shook his head: "A pathetic feudal loyalist."

The world is never short of people with contradictions. They love their country and see its problems, but because of various moral concepts, they cannot have the courage to break the mold. In the end, they become enemies of the new era in their contradictions.

Jingzhe then asked in a low voice, "Who was that just now?"

Liu Jiuli: "One of the incarnations of the Sui Beast, whose hobby is playing chess."

Jingzhe exclaimed in surprise, "Could it be that legendary lord!"

Liu Jiuli asked curiously, "What? That lousy chess player is quite famous in Yan Kingdom?"

Jingzhe shook her head and said, "No, the legendary master's chess skills are so good that they have reached a transcendent level."

Liu Jiuli then realized that he was thinking about the game settings, but the players in the game have a God's-eye view, which allows them to directly see the whole situation, make the most rational decisions, and evaluate everyone's actions. However, in reality, normal people's understanding of the Sui Beast is only partial truth or they know nothing at all. It is impossible for them to know the secret that their second brother used to be a terrible chess player.

"Well, especially that guy." That was Liu Jiuli's assessment.

A month later, Liu Jiuli's investigation in Yan Kingdom was almost complete. After leaving a secret contact with Jingzhe, he returned to Ursus alone.

Before leaving, he visited Wei Renmin, who presented him with an unexpected gift.

"This scroll is of good quality. What's it for?"

Wei Renmin laughed and said, "It's specially used for writing imperial edicts."

Liu Jiuli opened the imperial edict and found that it was blank.

"So you're giving me free rein, right?"

"It's just a little toy for feudal monarchs. You can play with it as you like. The Originium Arts on it are all specially made. Ordinary officials wouldn't doubt the authenticity of the imperial edict, but if it were a member of the royal family, they would definitely see some problems. But this is definitely not a problem for you."

Liu Jiuli nodded. He naturally knew who the royal family member Wei Renmin was referring to was; there was only one Wei Yanwu in Longmen.

As for Chen Huijie and Talulah, neither of them had ever seen an imperial edict before, let alone knew what it was.

But he didn't care. So what if he forged an imperial edict? If you have a problem with that, come and chop me up.

In addition to the imperial edict, the Wei people also gave Liu Jiuli the craftsmanship of making various seals specially made by the Yan Emperor. If Liu Jiuli ever needed these things to deal with the Yan Kingdom, no one would know what had happened before things got out of hand. They would just assume it was the imperial edict and at most think there was something wrong with the edict.

As for those who can see the problem, how many people in the entire Yan Kingdom can there be? The Grand Eunuch and his people can indeed judge the truth, but would they wander around outside the palace for no reason?

This trip to Yan Kingdom can be said to be Liu Jiuli's first long trip away from home. In the past, he had only been traveling around the territory of the Red Guards. Now that he was going back, he naturally wanted to see all the places under the command of the Red Guards and understand the living conditions of the people.

The first stop was naturally Longmen.

Future Science City.

"Dating error is less than 0.001, docking is permitted."

"Energy pipeline connection complete, Originium stability index is normal, docking can proceed."

"External power system normal, docking begins."

At this time, Future Tech City is receiving new blocks. As Future Tech purchases more and more blocks, Lungmen is now forced to consider making these blocks form a relatively independent and stable zone. In other words, Future Tech City can be separated from Lungmen and used as a separate mobile city.

This docking is a test of the new core urban area, which was originally the slums of District 6.

Once the blocks were merged, cheers erupted throughout the Future Science City. Although the Future Science City is still connected to Lungmen, it can operate independently and become a new mobile city as long as the new core urban area gives the order.

This is an inevitable trend in the development of urban blocks. Many small mobile cities started this way, and through long years of accumulation and a bit of luck, they eventually grew into huge mobile cities.

The process of advancing is full of twists and turns and turbulence, and may even be affected by the international situation, but a new city represents a new beginning. At least in the Future Science City, everyone feels that the future is promising.

Wei Yanwu sat in his office, watching the news reports about the incident, lit a cigarette, and began to puff away.

I must say, this fragrant tobacco from futuristic technology is truly amazing and puts me in a great mood.

Don't worry, nothing inappropriate was added. Anyone who dared to do that was thrown into the Sun Prison by Liu Jiuli to reflect on their actions.

“This is a major event for Longmen, don’t you think, Lin?”

The Rat King sat on the sofa in front of Wei Yanwu's desk, holding a teacup in his hand, and said, "The security in Longmen is quite good now."

Wei Yanwu took a drag of his cigarette: "The factory of future technology has helped us solve a lot of problems."

Lungmen's light industry is developing very rapidly, and it is basically made with future technology. Originally positioned as a trade and financial city, Lungmen is embracing real industry for the first time. Under the industrial system of future technology that is not picky about food, a large number of infected people and ordinary people from the slums have been absorbed into it. With fewer idle people and people who are starving, the public security will naturally improve.

Lin Gerui reminded him, "Our friend has a very special identity."

Lin Gerui used to refer to Liu Jiuli as a young man, but now he doesn't think that way anymore.

Damn, it's a clone of the Year Beast! Who knows how long such a behemoth has lived? I might not even be a fraction of its age. This is so embarrassing. I'd better get over this.

Wei Yanwu was certainly aware of Liu Jiuli's complicated identity, but he now had new considerations.

No matter what the Ursus Empire wants to do, they have to pass through the Red Guard's controlled area, which is equivalent to adding a buffer zone between Ursus and Lungmen. Given Liu Jiuli's style of doing things, that old monster Koschei must be having quite a headache. Now he is restricted in everything he does. Just thinking about how Liu Jiuli will wear that guy down until he has no temper makes Wei Yanwu feel that the world is really wonderful.

So, in response to Lin Gerui's concerns, Wei Yanwu simply smiled and said, "At least it's not a problem right now."

If a real problem arises, the one who should be most worried about it is definitely not himself. Wei Yanwu is well aware of the true capabilities of Longmen and himself.

In this peaceful and tranquil world, everyone is a winner.

but……

"Do you think you can get away with anything because you're far from the emperor's reach?"

At the Red Guards' garrison in the Future Science City, Liu Jiuli stood before civil servants from the Fifteen Red Guards system, each one trembling with fear, lest they run into the leader's gun.

Frankly, these civil servants didn't think they had done anything wrong. All they had done was slightly loosen financial controls, slightly open up the internal market, and slightly relax restrictions on company size. Why were they being made to make such a big deal out of it?