Demon Lord 3

Then he would distribute it to his subordinates, but he had to handpick them carefully, and they had to be upright and incorruptible. I shook my head helplessly, and he asked me why. I said that what he was thinking was completely wrong. How could anyone be upright and incorruptible? As long as they held power in that position, these people would become bad and greedy. If he thought that way, then sooner or later they would become like his former subordinates. He asked me what to do, and I told him that there was actually another way to solve this problem, which was to distribute some high-end benefits so that those people would not want to step down from this position. What were they greedy for? Wasn't it fame, wealth, power, and status? If you give these people high-end benefits and make them always want them, they won't want to step down. If it is discovered that this person has a problem or has done something bad, then they will be punished severely. These people dare not do this, nor are they willing to do so. After all, corruption can only embezzle a small amount, while these high-end benefits can never be fully enjoyed in a lifetime. Wen Qihua asked me whether I should give them money or something else? I previously thought it was about lifespan, but I shook my head. Extending those people's lifespans isn't necessarily a good thing. After all, if everyone has the gene for longevity, then perhaps those people won't benefit much. Their mindsets will become increasingly rigid, and they'll be less willing to step down from their positions. If people have a limited lifespan, they'll strive to do their best within their limited time. But if lifespan is unlimited, and you use lifespan to control those people, they'll simply be motivated by a desire for longevity and power, slowly draining you away. This will be detrimental to you. He asked me what to do if this doesn't work. I said you can replace these people, but you must maintain your position. The best solution is to hold power in your own hands and keep them constantly assisting you. You can also occasionally make an example of someone, letting them know you're the true king. You can also take some time off to let them understand your methods. Then, you can reward and promote some individuals. This way, they'll learn that if they obey you, they'll benefit, and if they don't, they'll suffer. Even the most clueless person will understand what's best. He also said he needed to go back and think about what kind of benefits to give those people: money, more power, more status, or something else. After a long time of thinking, he couldn't come up with a better idea, so he said he wanted to go back and rest for a while. Our work would officially begin tomorrow. Thinking of this, I decided to rest up too. But the questions lingering in my mind were not resolved, and I didn't dare sleep. What if I encountered that true god teasing me again? I really couldn't sleep that night. So I simply didn't sleep, but asked myself questions and answered them myself. I asked myself questions, seeing if I could come up with a solution using my own methods. So, later on, I actually thought of some ways to deal with these people. The first method is to give them a limited lifespan, to let them know that their lifespan is limited, that they can't do whatever they want, and that they can't live like this forever. They have to think about what they have to do in their remaining years to gain something. Also, their position cannot be inherited by their sons. But after a long thought, I shook my head. If there is no inheritance, what is the point of their hard work? If there is no inheritance, is there any room for advancement? Thinking of this, I sighed helplessly, but then I thought again, it seems that this really can't be implemented. After all, if it is really implemented, then these people will be unwilling to work, and our efforts will be in vain. If we can let the next generation inherit a part of it, then this can be regarded as another way to control them. Secondly, it is necessary to make them believe in something, such as the so-called gods in other worlds. If this world also has a god, no matter whether it is a god in heaven or on earth, a god, a human, a ghost, or a deity, then these people will believe in it without hesitation, but there must be a reason for their trust. In fact, I want to use this war to say that victory in this war depends on that god, and only by believing in this god can the war be won. During this period, I actually thought about changing it, that is, I don't want this thing to succeed. After all, these are all fake. If I really made up a god to deceive the people, it would actually be quite immoral.