I am a living immortal.

However, there are also a group of brave men among the Xiongnu who follow the current Chanyu and refuse to surrender, constantly launching small-scale battles. Yes, it is the current Chanyu, and the previous Chanyu, who started the war at the beginning, died in the battle to protect the tribe.

Even though they were enemies, the Han Dynasty treated them with respect. They also extended a negotiation invitation to the remaining remnants, offering terms far superior to those offered by the old, dog-like ruler of Baiyue. However, these remnants, led by the Chanyu's eldest son, rejected all Han offers, determined to avenge their father. Of course, everyone knew it was just a slogan.

The real reason was that they were dissatisfied with the conditions offered by the great man and wanted to push for more. They were short-sighted and foolish. Seeing this, the great man refused to tolerate it. "Since you don't want my kindness, then go talk to me with my sword."

So the massive cleanup operation began.

Though the grasslands were vast, there were only a few places to hide. Coupled with a group of guides, these remnants were being effectively eliminated. Seeing the situation was dire, the current Chanyu attempted to negotiate, but it was too late. Previously, the conditions had been out of respect, but now they were the real deal. The huge disparity was unbearable.

There was no choice but to hold on. For the Han, the situation would only worsen over time. Meanwhile, the Han were steadily incorporating the grasslands into their territory at their own pace.

After filling these two final gaps, the Han Dynasty is now a complete Han Dynasty in the true sense.

The reason the Zhenbei Army was so confident was that the current Han Dynasty was no longer the Han Dynasty it once was. Ever since the establishment of the Imperial Preceptor's Office, the civil and military officials had resisted, but later, under constant pressure, they had no choice but to compromise, a compromise that would last forever.

If you can't beat them, join them. This is an eternal truth.

First, the civil official stuffed his son into the Imperial Master's Mansion, either as an experimental material or as a researcher. As long as he was there, no matter whether it was merit or hard work, it would always have an effect, and then the two sides successfully cooperated.

The religious monitoring system being developed jointly with the Imperial Censor, coupled with the dual public access points for livelihood and public opinion currently being developed by the Prime Minister, will allow the court to have a clear view of the entire world once all Han people are connected to it. It will be able to identify which areas are being oppressed and why, where negative or reactionary sentiment is emerging, what are the reasons, and what should be done about it.

Furthermore, the implementation of policies and dispatch after natural disasters has become more efficient. Of course, this is similar to the integration of big data, which is not completely accurate and requires the Prime Minister's judgment and on-site inspection.

This is a look into the future.

This could also serve as a warning to some, whether officials or local tycoons, to keep their excesses in check. While it's impossible to completely eradicate greed, a certain degree of greed is necessary. After all, this was a feudal dynasty, and the path to advancement wasn't completely closed. The merits were chosen, and the imperial examination system hadn't been abolished. What did people become officials for? Either for power or for money. If neither was completely available, who would still want to be an official?

Moreover, the human relations system has not completely collapsed. Chen Dong gave it a push to allow its development to enter the fast lane, but this does not prevent it from being the essence of a feudal dynasty.

Of course, as long as it's not excessive, it's fine. As for the criteria, I'm sure everyone knows it. It used to be said that God is watching what we do. That was a metaphor, a wish, but now it's a reality. God truly is watching what we do. Overall, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.

With these two systems.

One is to monitor all officials, the other is to monitor the whole country, which makes some civil servants excited and eager to put it into operation immediately. In fact, the essence has not changed, it is just new and convenient.

Seeing the collaboration between the civil service group and the Imperial Master's Office, the military generals naturally wanted to join in. Thus, systems like the Space Transport System were created. This system combined the techniques of the Great Teleportation Array and the Nodal Space Platform, creating a convenient system capable of transporting troops, food, and even prisoners.

It truly achieves the goal of hitting wherever you point. Generals can mobilize soldiers at will in the node space platform as long as they determine the coordinates, even if they are thousands of miles away.

Besides that, there were also weapon upgrades, and engraving runes on armor and swords was commonplace. Of course, due to the limitations of their vision, the Taoists, despite mastering a wide range of methods, were only limited to stacking cold weapons and had not thought of hot weapons, having no concept of such things.

Of course, the main reason for this is that cold weapons are now quite powerful. With the emergence of rune burning machines, a constant supply of energy is injected, and batch burning is no longer a problem.

The big framework built by Chen Dong was not based on faith alone as originally envisioned. The tolerance for singleness was not high, so he also added the original system, with faith as the main and multiple paths as the auxiliary.

What really changed the military was real-time communication. As long as the army was connected to the big framework, generals could transmit orders directly to the other side's minds through the resonance of faith.

This is why the current army does not take the Xiongnu seriously. Whether it is weapons, communications, or timeliness, there is a generation gap. It is like a battle between mechanized troops and cavalry. Even heavily armored soldiers will be torn to pieces under such a generation gap.

Many people wondered how such development could be achieved in just three years. The key point was... energy. Infinite energy creates infinite productivity. And what the civil officials and military commanders gained were merely byproducts of the larger framework.

But the real positive cycle has not yet begun.

When the power of faith can sustain this framework on its own, that will be the moment of true transformation, and only then will it be truly invincible. Chen Dong is still looking forward to this happening.

Generally speaking, when the common people were still in the agricultural age, the upper class of the Han Dynasty had already entered the information age. This is actually a deformed state, but it is also in line with the characteristics of the feudal dynasty.

Time keeps moving forward, and everyone is a witness.

Witness the emergence of a brand new Han.

The emperor was far more shocked than the ministers and generals, because he held the highest authority. This highest authority was actually divided into three parts: one in the hands of Chen Dong, one in the hands of Su Can, and the other in the hands of the emperor.

Since Chen Dong is the energy provider for the entire system, he has a share.

As the architect of the grand framework, Su Shen played a role in weighing the pros and cons, and the emperor also played a role. As the agent of humanity and the emperor of the Han Dynasty, the emperor also played a role.