Start with a reservoir of 10,000 mu and create a legendary fishing ground.

In other words, there is no need to withstand the attacks of star sea creatures head-on, so it is relatively safe.

This is the Star Alliance's One-on-One Fishing Plan. By collaborating with experienced star anglers to fish, the new generation of star anglers can adapt to the star sea environment relatively safely and accumulate experience in fighting star sea creatures.

This is also a means of reducing the sacrifices of star anglers.

However, Mr. Luo gave up this novice protection benefit on behalf of Blue Star.

Of course, Grandpa Luo is not impulsive and would not force the humans on Blue Star to take the lead in fighting against the Star Sea.

In exchange, Grandpa Luo also proposed new conditions, or more precisely, he fought for other rights and interests for the humans of Blue Star.

For example, there is the issue of compulsory conscription of star anglers.

There is no doubt that the growth rate of Blue Star Fisherman is the fastest among all literary star fishermen. In a very short period of time, a large number of novice star fishermen will emerge, and even reach the level of national star fishermen.

This is an advantage that other civilizations cannot match.

Even the other top star angler civilizations cannot reach the level of full star anglers.

For example, in the Civilization of Light, not all Ultramen can become Star Fishermen, because there is a degree of light energy fusion in their genetic talents.

Many ordinary Ultramen, even if they have strong physical fitness, are born without the means of light energy and cannot reach the fishing power standards required by star anglers.

The same is true for the Saiyan civilization. They pay more attention to blood inheritance. The descendants of the strong are likely to be strong. Even if the bloodline has been passed down for tens of thousands of generations, it still has powerful advantages that ordinary Saiyans cannot match.

From the moment they are born, their bloodline determines their upper limit, so they must at least have the genetic potential to advance to the Super Saiyan form in order to become star anglers.

The situation of other civilizations is similar, although their sphere of influence covers most of the starry sky and spans countless star fields.

Especially since the advent of the Star Sea, they have been committed to the cause of racial reproduction. The number of their races is not low. The core races, subsidiary races, bloodline races, etc. added together far exceed that of the Blue Star.

But their reserve tribesmen who can reach the level of Star Fishermen are completely incomparable to those on Blue Star.

And what does this mean? It means seventy years from now.

The billions of humans on Blue Planet today, and even the new generation of humans born in the next forty to fifty years, who are still alive under the rules of the Star Alliance, will most likely be forced to step into the sea of ​​stars.

There is no way. The growth rate of anglers on Blue Star is too fast. Even the top anglers today and ordinary anglers who have not yet become anglers will not have much difference in growth time.

After all, up to this point, it has only been two or three months since Blue Star officially entered the fishing era.

In the coming years, even mediocre anglers will have great hope of reaching the level of star anglers.

What a genius can accomplish in three months and reach a certain level does not mean that ordinary people cannot achieve it, but it just takes more time.

Whether it is the starry sky inheritance or the cosmic breathing method.

If an ordinary person cannot complete the practice in three months, then it will take three years, thirty years, or even three hundred years.

Time is the most mysterious force in the universe and the starry sky. It can eliminate all gaps between creatures in the universe.

The average lifespan of Blue Planet was only a few decades, but this has obviously been broken after the entire nation entered the era of super powers.

Even if one only perfects the elementary cosmic breathing method, one can possess a physical strength that is ten times stronger than a human being's basic physique, and the strengthening of the physical body will inevitably lead to a strengthening of vitality.

Theoretically speaking, if an A-level superpower is healthy and has no disasters, it is no problem for him to live to be 200 years old.

As for higher-level super-powered people, their vitality must be even more terrifying.

The longest-lived super-limit-level strongman in history lived to be five hundred years old, and the infinite-level super-powered ones can even live to over a thousand years old.

Of course, theoretical lifespan is only theoretical. Most of the infinite-level strongmen in the history of Blue Star died young.

Because great strength is often accompanied by endless struggles and fights, the stronger the existence, the more it is at the center of the storm, and naturally it is difficult for it to have the chance to die of old age.

The most important thing is that the local resources of Blue Star are scarce and the power of heaven and earth is thin, making it difficult to support too many powerful people in the same era.

Today, the humans on Blue Star are connected to the starry sky, have no shortage of resources, and do not have to worry about being suppressed by heaven and earth. Naturally, they have more time.

Judging from the current expansion trend of the Star Sea, if there are no problems in the core area of ​​the Star Sea, the Star Alliance will have no problem resisting for another thousand years.

With talent, resources and time, let alone humans, even a dog on Blue Planet is destined to take off if it knows how to fish.

This rule is obviously unfair to Blue Star.

Other civilizations only need to send out a few tenths, or even a few hundredths of their entire civilization's strength to fight against the sea of ​​stars, because the number of star fishermen that their race can produce is only that large.

However, under such starry sky rules, Blue Star is likely to require the entire civilization to take up the challenge, because the genetic talents of Blue Star humans determine that as long as they are willing to take this path, everyone has the opportunity to become a star fisherman.

As the old saying goes, if the sky falls, there are tall people to hold it up. However, sometimes being too awesome is not a good thing, because if the sky really falls, the first people to be crushed to death are also the tall people.

How shrewd is Mr. Luo? After his initial exposure to the rules of the Star Alliance, he instantly understood how they disadvantaged Blue Star.

Since it is not favorable, Mr. Luo will naturally make changes.

Although this is one of the three iron laws of star anglers set by the Star Alliance, how could Mr. Luo, who is in a high position, not know that, apart from the original rules of the universe, all man-made rules in the world are nothing more than tools for a few people to control the majority.

Of course, doing this now is not a big deal. No creature in the starry sky knows more about the humans on Blue Star than Grandpa Luo.

They knew that the human star anglers on Blue Star were extremely talented, but they would never believe that a large number of star anglers could emerge on Blue Star in such a short period of time.

After all, even the humans on Blue Star themselves don’t think they are that awesome.

The condition proposed by Grandpa Luo is that humans from Blue Star who have reached the level of Star Fishermen do not need to go to the Star Sea for compulsory service. However, starting from the tenth year, Blue Star will need to send at least 100,000 Star Fishermen to the Star Sea every year, and there will be no protection period for novices, and they will just go there and start working.

In this way, in the first hundred years, Blue Star only needs to ensure the supply of tens of millions of star fishermen for the starry sky.

Although this data is only a few tens of percent of the population of Blue Star, for the Star Alliance, this number is comparable to the number of star fishermen in the starry sea today.