What should I do if all the contractors are in love?

The planet "Hezhou" has only 5% of its land area and is almost entirely covered by water, making it a veritable "Mercury".

The cities built on it were initially built from water warships and spaceships, and were gradually expanded and connected into cities large enough for people to live safely on the water.

Because these cities are linked together by various channels, the planet is named "Hezhou", which implies "harmony".

As for how to judge whether He Zhou is rich...

Apart from the fact that building a city on water costs more money, it proves that the planet owner's own family has considerable background.

That is the right to live on this planet and its attraction to the people of the Imperial Star.

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The first requirement for the planet rating standard is that the "safety factor" must be as stable as the "Imperial Star Volanos".

A planet with a safety factor that can drop at any time as the population naturally grows, even if the safety factor is very high, will not be inhabited for more than a few generations before people have to move away.

Where should the people who need to migrate go at that time? This is another new social problem.

It is precisely because these planets with reduced safety factors do not meet the standards for long-term residence but can accommodate the population in the short term that "tourist planets" were born.

Although the safety factor of these planets will decrease, it will not be a big problem to earn back the investment and construction money and generate revenue in a few hundred years.

Therefore, as long as the safety factor is high enough, someone will want to build it into a tourist planet.

Because the positioning of the tourist planet determines that the flow of people on the planet is unstable, its attraction to the Zerg is not that strong, and the safety factor decreases very slowly.

Apart from the staff who maintain the facilities and live there, only a very small number of people would actively choose to settle there.

Especially in the interstellar age where the average life expectancy is over 200 years, a tourist planet that can be built is relatively safe when it is first "launched" and promoted to the public.

Therefore, as long as you choose the right time, it will be more than enough for three or five generations to live here.

As for future generations...it’s up to them to work hard on their own.

——This is what most people living on tourist planets think.

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Planets whose safety factors do not drop significantly with the natural growth of population are rated as "habitable planets."

The safety factor of "First-Class Star" is higher than 80%, and it is rarely invaded by insect plagues and swarms of alien beasts, but a small number of Zerg will still suddenly appear in the urban area.

Even in the suburbs, there are occasional reports of strange beasts attacking humans.

Because of the high safety factor, most of the people living there are pure humans without mental power.

As for security issues...it is maintained by other people with special abilities.

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Yunjiu was a little surprised when he found out about this.

After all, she didn't expect that the people who could live on the first-class planet would be the pure race who seemed to be almost useless to the whole society.

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The safety factor of "Second-Class Stars" is higher than 70%. The invasion of Zerg and alien beasts is more serious, but not frequent.

As long as we eliminate as many Zerg and alien beasts as possible around each urban area before the "breeding season", we can greatly reduce the damage.

Interestingly, there are so many species of Zerg and Xenomorphs that they are in breeding season almost all year round.

Similarly, the security measures of second-class stars are more stringent, and almost everyone is a soldier.

Because of the stable source of crystal cores and beast cores, the citizens on second-class stars are often wealthier and each of them is warmongering.

Although they are more easily affected by pollution sources, they are also more likely to be assigned to controllers.

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This is also one of the reasons why He Zhou is rich.

Because the water almost covered the entire Hezhou, it provided a natural barrier for most Zerg.

And each city will have a corresponding "protective shield" on the outside, which indirectly increases the safety of Hezhou.

Therefore, even if it is just a second-magnitude star with a safety factor of just 70%, it is enough to make many people flock to the right to live on this planet.

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The safety factor of a "third-magnitude star" is higher than 60%.

The special thing about a third-magnitude star is that even though its safety factor is lower than that of other planets, it will usually only attract one of the Zerg or the alien beasts.

The probability of being invaded by both Zerg and alien beasts at the same time is extremely small.

This is excellent.

However, due to the frequent invasions, the residents living there need to pay more "security tax".

This has made some low-income planet dwellers miserable, so much so that many people have chosen jobs like Zhou Ran that require them to go off the planet.

After all, as long as the company you work for is on a better planet, you can live in the company dormitory and don't have to spend money and suffer at home.

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As for planets with a safety factor of less than 60%...

Even if the safety factor does not decrease, too many Zerg monsters are attracted, which does not meet the hard indicator of a habitable planet - "stability".

So there are no fourth-magnitude stars, fifth-magnitude stars, or the like.

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As long as someone is willing to go to a planet and fight for the right to reside there, there is no need to worry about having no source of income.

After all, who doesn’t want to live a stable life? Who can accept living in fear day after day?

When you wake up one day and are informed by the community radio that "there is an insect plague in xx block, and XX number of people have died," who can guarantee that you will not be the next person on the notification list?

Therefore, the Emperor Star has become a place that everyone flocks to. Those who can live in the Emperor Star are not simple, they are either rich or noble, or have extraordinary abilities.

The vast majority of those who can live on first-class stars are pure humans who need to rely on the protection of people with special abilities.

Then, most people who can afford to relocate can only focus on second-magnitude stars.

Under such circumstances, He Zhou was ranked second on the list of "the most desired planet to live in" except for the Emperor Star.

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Hezhou is essentially a kind of "family business", and the person currently in charge is named Chi Zhao.

There is not much information about Chi Zhao on the Internet, or even very little. It is far less convenient than directly checking it in the gene matching library system.

But the surnames of the people in power in Hezhou throughout the generations were completely different.

Some families have the same surname for three or two generations in a row; while others have changing surnames for several generations.

This has aroused the curiosity of others, and the public has also dug deep into the background of this.

Therefore, Yunjiu can easily find the answer on the Internet.

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To put it simply, He Zhou was originally given as a reward to a legion commander who had a mermaid form due to genetic regression.

Originally, it was just to reward the other party with an extra-large private "swimming pool".

Other than that, it's useless.

At that time, the commander already had a master, and the child born was also a boy. Because the boy was more favored, the child was able to take the master's surname.

However, this planet is of absolutely no use to the descendants whose bloodline does not inherit the genes of their ancestors.

But the commander's descendants were also quite capable, and over generation after generation they accumulated a considerable fortune.

Among them, there is a generation of people who think that since the planet is just sitting there anyway, it would be better to spend money to have the monitoring corps do a test to see if they can dig out some other value, maybe even make good use of it.

As a result, this test is very difficult.

The safety factor is stable and it can be built as a residential planet.

However, the estimated construction cost of the water city was not low and was unprecedented at the time.

After all, no one can ensure that there will be people living in such a city, and whether it will be safe when facing the Zerg.

So the matter was put on hold.

It was not until later that someone in a certain generation had his bloodline revert to his ancestral form and transformed into a mermaid that the planet was given to this descendant.

This descendant had no talent in fighting, but he was extremely good at winning favor.

With his excellent singing voice, he charmed his own mistress to death, and when he gave birth to a girl, his mistress, who only had a son at the time, was very happy.

As soon as his master was happy, he spent some money to invest in this planet.

Originally, the planet was just built to be a 'swimming pool' suitable for its contractors to vacation.

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But after the daughter of this descendant inherited her mother's family business, one of her own contractors gave birth to a boy with mermaid blood.

Therefore, in order to satisfy her mother and father's little thoughts of "greater-generation kinship", she simply spent a little more money to build the planet, and then formally submitted an application to the Federation.

It was during this time that He Zhou passed the review and became a small, unknown second-magnitude star at the time.

Then the filial daughter handed the planet over to her son when he came of age.

This strange 'habit' of passing on 'mermaid genes' to offspring based on their preferences, regardless of whether the other party's bloodline is pure, has been preserved.

Therefore, by the time it was passed to Chi Zhao, it was impossible to count how many generations of distant relatives he was.

However, this also proves that the other party's family has a deep foundation.

Otherwise, they would not so casually transfer a second-magnitude star that has already taken shape and is attractive for people to live in to descendants whose kinship may be as tenuous as paper.