Demon Lord 3

We all know the position of our camps. Our zone and reinforcements are ready. Everything is in perfect condition. We no longer have to fight while running; we can now face the enemy head-on. Our reserve forces are also very capable and have abundant supplies. We might be able to achieve a revolutionary victory this time. After these old guards retreat, we can lead everyone to fight our way out. The remaining peasants in the countryside can enter the cities. Even if they don't have household registration, we can conquer them bit by bit. Even if only the clever ones come, we must bring them over in batches. In the evening, we actually thought of other things. The main problem is, even if we take over this world, don't you think there's a flaw? If we don't let the truly powerful stand at the top, who will rule the world? Without masters, chaos will come sooner or later. Then there are the middle class. If there are no middle class serving the upper class, how can the upper class demonstrate their strength? It wouldn't have that kind of deterrent effect. Then there were the beggars. If there weren't tiers 3, 6, and 9, everyone would be upper class. Wouldn't this world sooner or later become a world where you couldn't tell east from west, south from north? Without the rural areas supplying the cities, and everyone wanting a better life, who would work? Who would grow crops? Everyone would starve to death. Zhou Chuyuan thought for a moment and said, if it were a larger world where no one farmed, and everyone simply survived by refining pills, there wouldn't be so much to worry about. It's just that in these worlds, no one consumes pills, only a small amount of food. People who eat will eventually grow old, get sick, and die. Is it really worth it to make all these people upper class for just a few decades? Hearing everyone discussing this, I also started to debate whether it was worth it. It was all just the same thing. Whether it was truly worth it or not still depended on completion. Even if we didn't do it, no one was willing to overturn everything, and even after it was done, it would be difficult to satisfy everyone. Many people thought it was right, while many thought it was wrong. But there aren't so many rights and wrongs in the world, isn't it just pros and cons? It is possible that after something is done, others think it is right, while others can say that it is wrong, but is right or wrong really that important? Zuo Chenwei said something that made us all puzzled. He said, "Having come this far, don't you understand? Every choice we make is actually wrong, it's just a matter of whether it is good for us or not." Seeing the current situation, Wu Luanpei decided to have a real fight, but when counting the number of people on his side, he frowned and told us that in fact, our chances of winning are not great. After all, the number of us is too small, and the number of the other side is too large. We don't have many chances of winning with fewer people, and it may even cause our strength to be damaged. If so, the next time we fight, we will not have the advantage. Zuo Chenwei heard everyone weighing the pros and cons like this, and asked, "I know that everyone is willing to weigh the pros and cons, but let me ask you carefully, if we don't do this, what will our loss be? Perhaps the loss is the first main battlefield. Without the main battlefield, no matter how strong our abilities are, it will be impossible Fighting for this initiative also requires the support of the people. If they don't do what we do, we'll never succeed. The power of those below is unlimited, while every death from those above is an irreversible loss. "We suffered heavy losses on the first day. I had expected this, but I didn't expect the death toll to be even higher than I anticipated. We have fewer men, and we also have very few guns, ammunition, and even if we were to buy them in bulk, the prices would rise with the unrest. Our money would only buy one Zhiqiang per person, and those who master the new technology are far more advanced than ours. Tactics might have worked in places like ancient times, but in modern times, in this environment, they use cannons, while we only use spears. So I told the military advisor to put aside researching tactics. Our tactics can only prevent a few casualties, and the current tactics are unlikely to improve much. We can only find ways to research newer weapons, but this is extremely difficult for us."