Demon Lord 3

After being divided into classes, we all understood that, in addition to the rich who could give alms, the poor and some onlookers would also give money out of face to the beggars. Thinking of this, I suddenly remembered whether there were those middle-class people. After all, many people were middle-class people. Few were outright beggars, and few were very rich. In addition to those powerful people, the next were those insignificant middle-class people. They were neither as good as the people above nor as good as the people below. Zuo Chenwei called such people "not as good as the best but better than the worst", saying that such people's lives were tiring. After all, beggars without money generally could not turn over, and they were willing to be beggars. After all, they knew that they came from outside. Besides, those powerful people would collectively think that they were more capable, and would not let their children become those middle-class people. No matter what, they would find a clear way to support their children to become ordinary, higher-level people. I asked him if there were only these levels in this world? He said that people could be roughly divided into several categories. One was the upper class, who enjoyed greater privileges. However, there was no such thing as absolute superiority in this world. The real class was still the middle class. The beggars at the bottom, at most, were just a few outsiders. They weren't actually beggars in their original places. They were more intelligent and quite powerful in their own small communities. It's impossible for someone with a very lazy or low IQ to escape from a small town or even a very poor rural area and end up in the upper class world. I asked curiously, why did the upper class have a middle class? He explained that the upper class used the middle class to work. I asked why they didn't need beggars to do the work. He said that if all the workers were beggars, then there would be many outsiders who would become beggars, and they would earn a living through their superior intelligence and hard work. But those who were originally middle-class people will be squeezed out, and even die. But there is another possibility, that is, those who were originally middle-class people will work hard because their class classification has been lowered, and then work hard to become upper-class people. If the number of foreign populations increases and the rules here are broken, and there is a little hole, then it will have to be repaired endlessly, tearing down the east wall to repair the west wall. Sooner or later, this world will be occupied by those outsiders. It is like outsiders must be excluded, usually not to exclude them, but just to preserve themselves. If it is always in a state of non-exclusion, all outsiders, all those who are willing to come here, can come in freely, then the direction of this world is... Success and progress, but not many people want to live such a life. Only those at the bottom hope that the top can make such a choice. But which top is willing to do it? At least they don’t want their generation to do it. They don’t want their children to become victims, nor do they want themselves to be victims. Those powerful people who hold most of the power and wealth do not want to be equal to the bottom people, while the bottom people want to socialize upward. They want to stand at the top, and they stand at the top not to save the bottom people, save those poor poor people, but to sit firmly in this position so that they can sit in this position with their children and family for the rest of their lives or even several lifetimes. I asked again why the disagreement has existed for so many years and has not been resolved so far. In fact, the answer that satisfied me the most was Mu Chen's: "Do you think those people are really smart? If the original world of those beggars was a world that they thought was good, would they still come here? If the people there were really smart, they would not have been sitting there waiting to die, and they would not have become real beggars after coming here. The upper class must have no shortage of smart people or hardworking people. What the upper class actually lacks is a king who can lead them. They are too lacking in confidence and the ability to unite, which has led to the current situation. In fact, those people are not ignorant of any big principles. They all understand, but they want to be content with the status quo and do not want to change. This is not a lack of ambition, but they believe that only in this way can they consolidate their position and the position of their next generation." Zuo Chenwei also took out a pile of resumes and looked at them. I asked him what they were. He said that he had found a hacker to enter a powerful system that contained all the company's information.