It is Kokang and Changchun

　This is just food. In the current industries of human society, there are more than 500 major industrial products, not to mention those niche derivative products!

　In the history of socialist planned economies, whether it was the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe or China, there was a relatively monotonous variety of goods, which can also be seen from this.

　Especially in China, there are not even ready-made clothing stores, only cloth stores. After buying clothes, you have to find a tailor to make clothes, and there are only a few styles.

　This monotony of commodities reflects the resource constraints of the planned economy.

　Configuration capabilities.

　In addition, the planned economy in history has not been successful in upgrading to informatization. So it is not surprising that it has been outperformed by the market economy. This is also a historical trend.

　If one insists on blaming others for things like "bourgeois legal rights" or "sabotage by capitalist-roaders/reactionaries," then that can only be considered a direct cause at best.

　The above is the first one. Aurora’s second understanding is the core of OGAS, which is to solve the problems of data transmission and resource allocation efficiency, but it fails to answer how to ensure data security and avoid false information.

　This is a challenge not only for OGAS but also for the modern internet. While blockchain technology can solve this problem, it faces an impossible triangle: security, high efficiency, and low cost.

　Now, many scientists in related fields are studying how to solve this impossible triangle.

　I heard that China has made a breakthrough recently, connecting independent blockchains into a network, but it is currently only being piloted in certain areas and has not been fully promoted.

　China is a world leader in the field of blockchain, but if this is the case even at the forefront of the world, how much more so is the Soviet Union, which still needs a lot of improvement in information technology?

　The third understanding is that the planned economy relies on central instructions. Even with OGAS, the planned economy still cannot get rid of centralization and instructions because OGAS itself is a centralized computer network.

　Market economies stimulate innovation through price dynamics, profit drivers, and risk-taking. Planned economies, on the other hand, rely on central directives and are prone to innovation inertia under external pressure to innovate.

　The Soviet Union's computer technology was once as good as that of the United States, but due to the lack of market competition and a good innovation incentive mechanism, it was eventually surpassed by Silicon Valley.

　To sum up, Aurora believes that it is impossible for planning to completely replace the market in the foreseeable historical period, but the integration of planning and the market is expected in the future.

　This integration is not a mechanical integration like China's birdcage economy in the 1980s, but an organic integration; relying on existing technology, it can effectively prevent the various corruption and resale problems brought about by the dual-track price system of the traditional birdcage economy.

　But the prerequisite is that with the current level of information technology in the Soviet Union, even this modern version of the birdcage economy is difficult to implement.

　Therefore, the conclusions drawn on the relationship between planning and the market, as well as the relationship between planning or the market and the nature of society, are not nonsense at the current level of science and technology.

　To be realistic, the new Soviet Union can only choose the national policy of "Kosygin's legacy" and adopt a socialist market economy to fully stimulate economic vitality and social innovation vitality.

　Only in this way can we lay a solid material foundation and technological prerequisites for the implementation of the "Glushkov's Concept" national policy in the future as soon as possible.

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　After Aurora learned that the deep sea had invaded China, she stayed awake for several nights in a row out of the thought that if one were to die, the other would be in trouble.

　During these few nights, in the Kremlin, except for the decorative lights on the exterior facade, all other interior lights were off, except for the light in Aurora's room which was still on.

　She drank bottle after bottle of vodka, not because she was drinking alone, but because she had been thinking for a long time in the past few nights. She thought of the millions of workers in the motherland who were struggling to build socialism.

　I thought of the revolutionary martyrs who fought bravely and sacrificed their lives for the liberation of the Soviet Union.

　Could it be that their heroic sacrifices and hard work have brought about the re-raising of the red flag and the reconstruction of socialism, and now a storm is brewing again, even though it has only been a few years since the beginning?

　The Soviet Union boasted a vast coastline stretching for thousands of miles, and its territory was immense. Yet, the Red Army's strength and manpower were limited relative to its vast territory. If a deep-sea attack were to occur, could the Soviet Union withstand it?

　Aurora was unwilling to accept this, but she would never back down. If the Deep Sea army really came to Moscow one day, she would fight bravely until the last moment.

　Even if she would be blown to pieces, even if the deep sea would shred her body into pieces, cut into scrap steel, and be recycled...

　One night she dozed off for a short while and had a dream.

　She dreamed of a new Soviet Union that belonged to this era, but was even poorer, more backward, and more incomplete. This new Soviet Union was actually a coalition government, led by two shipgirls - Soviet Union (ship) and Moscow (ship).

　These are not the most important things. The most important thing is that the Soviet Union was also facing an invasion from the deep sea, and the deep sea even pushed all the way from Western Europe and Western Asia to Stalingrad...

　"Dang!" The vodka bottle in Aurora's hand suddenly fell to the ground. The crisp sound of the bottle falling woke Aurora from her dream.

　She looked up at the time and couldn't help but think of a line from a poem: "Ten thousand years is too long, we must seize the day."

　Aurora immediately sat up and went to her desk to adjust herself. She thought the dream just now was caused by her excessive worry.

　Three days ago, Aurora had sent the KGB to try to understand Deep Sea's true intentions. Now she had to find an effective military solution to the Deep Sea threat.

　As mentioned earlier, given the ratio of the Red Navy's strength to its coastline, Aurora did not expect the Red Army to be able to keep the deep sea out of the country, so she focused her strategic thinking on land.

　The Soviet Union's biggest land military problem was the issue of frontline troop strength. The Red Army was lucky enough to be able to fill the front lines, not to mention the reserve forces and the provincial and municipal garrisons.

　can only say,

　The mines left behind by the heavy casualties among the military and civilians in the Great Patriotic War still have the debuff of reducing the population today.

　Aurora believes that there is no other way except to use a large number of drones and various types of robots. Unless you can enter a few codes and a million strong men will fall from the sky.

　In this regard, Aurora immediately thought of a comrade and the company she worked for.

　"Oh, I have to take the initiative to cross the era in advance. Let's pick a time this morning to call her to Moscow for a face-to-face talk." Aurora sighed.

　Chapter 508 Eve's Confession

　That morning, after Aurora finished her work, she was just about to contact Eve.

　At this moment, the office door suddenly opened and a soldier from the Kremlin Guard walked in.

　"Comrade Chairman, there is a female comrade at the gate of the Kremlin. She says her name is Eve and she wants to see you alone." The soldier explained truthfully.

　"Oh my, whoever I mentioned showed up." Aurora wanted to confirm the visitor's features. "Does this comrade have long silver hair?"

　"Yes."

　"What's her expression?"

　"The expression... was rather dull and calm, without many changes," the soldier recalled.

　Aurora felt a little relieved, and finally asked jokingly, "What about her chest rising and falling?"

　Seeing the Chairman's direct question, the soldier spoke freely, "This one, I'm impressed by how flat it is. If I compare you to the Greater Caucasus Mountains, then that woman is the Great Plains of Eastern Europe, or maybe even worse!"

　"Puchi!" The soldier's metaphor made Aurora laugh. "It looks like it's definitely her. Comrade, please invite her in."

　"Yes! Comrade Chairman. Zhi" the soldier said, and immediately turned around to obey the order.

　After a while, Eve was invited into the office of the Chairman of the Supreme Soviet. Aurora personally poured Eve a cup of black tea and placed it on the coffee table in front of her.

　"What a coincidence! I was just about to contact you this morning, but I didn't expect you to come to me on your own initiative." Aurora sat down face to face with Eve with great interest.

　Eve picked up the tea and took a sip. "Yes, there's nothing better than this kind of telepathy. I'm sure Comrade Aurora came to Eve to discuss something important."

　Aurora got to the point. "Well, I'm sure you've been following the recent international situation. I'm worried about what would happen if the deep-sea attack wasn't from China, but from the Soviet Union?"

　"Eve came here for this very reason," Eve said. "I believe Comrade Aurora is worried about the current demographic situation and future of the Soviet Union, right?"

　Aurora admitted, "Yes, with an existence like the Deep Sea, even if we win, how many people are left in the Soviet Union? Over 100 million? Or even less?

　With such a small number of people, how can we protect, develop, and build a vast territory of over 2000 million square kilometers in the future? I can only think of one solution, which is to use a large number of robots to minimize casualties among the living forces on the front line.

　The enterprise led by Comrade Eve is a leader in high-tech industries among all Soviet countries. I believe you are the dawn of a technological solution to this problem.

　I've mentioned before that you're developing high-performance humanoid robots, but I'm not sure how well they perform. Can they compare to China's Yushu or Zhongqing? Also, do you have any large language models comparable to Deepseek's?

　A faint smile appeared on Eve's calm face. "Comrade Chairman, rest assured. Before we discuss this issue, Eve would like to introduce you to a new friend, or rather, a new comrade."

　"Uh...ok." Eve's keeping it in suspense made Aurora a little puzzled, but fortunately, due to their previous friendship, Aurora was very confident that Eve would not fool her.

　"How is the sound insulation in the office?" Eve didn't rush to introduce it, but asked this question first.

　"The sound insulation is good, what's wrong?" Aurora was curious why Eve asked this.

　Eve didn't answer. Instead, she took out a tablet computer, turned on the screen, clicked on the company's internal chat software, then clicked on a friend with an anime girl avatar and sent a video chat request.

　In that fleeting moment, Aurora felt that the girl in the avatar looked familiar, as if she was dressed like a character from an anime or game.

　Just as she was thinking, the video was connected.

　"Hello, Lightning, how are you? How are you doing at the company these days?" Eve greeted Lightning.

　Lightning responded naturally, "Everything is normal, Comrade Eve. All scientific research is proceeding intensively, including mine, of course."

　"Come on, stop practicing your calculations. Let me introduce you to a new comrade... Maybe he's not new to you, but this new comrade is meeting you for the first time."

　Eve said, turning the front of the tablet over so that the front camera could capture Eve and Aurora.

　When Lightning saw Aurora's shocked expression on the screen, she immediately sat up straight and greeted politely, "Hello, Comrade Chairman, it's a pleasure to meet you. My name is Lightning, and I'm Comrade Eve's assistant."

　Aurora was surprised by the appearance of the person in the video, who looked just like the real Lightning from Girls' Frontline 2. If it was a cosplay, the face was too faithful to the original, not only in appearance, but also in words and deeds.

　"Hello, Comrade Lightning." At this moment, Afu

　Le'er had already thought of a possibility in her mind. She turned her head and asked Eve, "This comrade...isn't she human?"

　Although the lightning seen in the video looked very natural, whether in appearance, action or words; but considering what Eve said before, Aurora always felt that the person in the video was very special.

　"Comrade Chairman, your judgment is correct. I am a technology-verified, simulated intelligent robot manufactured by the Gikop Company. Of course, beings like us can also be called humanoids."

　My appearance and pre-set mindset are based on Lightning (OTs-14) from Girls Frontline 2. Lightning nodded slightly and truthfully reported her true identity.

　At this moment, Aurora's mouth was opened into an O shape in surprise. She looked at the lightning in the video, then looked at Eve, and the excitement in her heart scattered like fireworks.

　"This... you... you guys, Comrade Eve... your skills... ah, I just realized... Гкиоп corresponds to GKIOP in English! Good man... you're also a Girls' Frontline player?"

　Aurora tried to control her overly excited mood and organized her words: "Just from the conversation and actions just now, Yu Shu and Zhong Qing are simply little Karami compared to them!"

　"Comrade Eve, is Lightning a humanoid with completely independent intellectual property rights? And among all his parts, are most of them imported or domestically produced?" Aurora asked impatiently.

　Eve gently patted Aurora's bare shoulder and replied, "It's necessary. Not only is the intellectual property completely independent, but even the parts are completely independently produced.

　In short, only a small portion of the parts in the Lightning body can be produced by other manufacturers on the market today. The rest of the parts are either impossible to produce at all, or the performance and quality of the parts produced by our factory are inferior to those of our factory.

　"I originally thought that you were already amazing enough to make a great leap forward in the manufacturing process of our country's lithography machines. I didn't expect that that was only one-third of your ability..." Aurora sighed.

　Then she looked at Lightning in the video and said, "A good T-doll should have good athletic ability so that they can perform various tasks. Comrade Lightning, can you demonstrate it?"

　"I'd be happy to, but I'm currently in the laboratory, so it's not convenient for me to demonstrate on the spot. If Comrade Chairman wants to watch it, you can find Comrade Eve. She should have saved the relevant video records." Lightning said.

　Eve opened the album on her tablet and clicked on a video. In it, she saw Lightning on a legal shooting range, doing the preparations before the drill.

　She first put on the tactical vest on her own initiative, then picked up the Groza (OTs-14), quickly checked and loaded it, and when the whistle sounded to signal the start of the drill, she quickly fired at various targets.

　The fluidity and accuracy of his tactical movements rivaled even those of professional special forces. After completing a set of shots, Lightning slung the gun behind him and began navigating obstacles and simulating combat maneuvers.

　I wouldn't say that this set of movements and skills can rival the best soldiers in military competitions, but it at least exceeds the average level of the troops.

　"Oh my god, this level..." Aurora was overjoyed. "He can definitely go to the battlefield to hold the line or assault, and even fight alone."

　At this point, Aurora suddenly remembered something, "By the way, what's the level of Lightning's... Mind Cloud Map?"

　Aurora originally wanted to say AI, but to make it more appropriate, she changed it to mind cloud map.

　Eve introduced: "Do you know the Deepseek R1 recently released in China? It pales in comparison to Lightning's Mind Cloud Map.

　At least Lightning isn't like Deepseek R1, which always adds fabricated, inexplicable descriptions and content when writing articles without any restrictions, and it also has a particular fondness for the ordinal number three.

　Aurora was amazed by the fandom's high intelligence, quick reaction and high motor agility, but also worried about the cost.

　"A doll like this that can interact with people without any sense of incongruity must be very expensive, right?" Aurora has already made it and accepted the offer of two to three million Soviet rubles.

　"It's not that exaggerated. It's only a few hundred thousand. Once we make the technology more mature and put it on the assembly line for mass production, the cost can be lowered even further." Eve said.

　Aurora immediately considered purchasing from the government. "According to your estimate, how low can you get it?"

　"My goal is to lower the price to around 5 Soviet rubles (about 11 RMB)," Eve stated her plan.

　"Around 5 rubles?!" Aurora couldn't believe it. "For something with such high gold content, they're actually planning to sell it for the same price as a mid-range or low-end private car?!"

　Eve scratched her head and said, "That's normal. We designed Lightning as a civilian figure, so of course it's cheap. If it were military use, the price would probably be several times higher."

　"No, you call this civilian?" Aurora pointed at Lightning's tactical performance in the video just now.

　The entire ship was a bit bewildered. "Just this 'civilian use' alone, if deployed on a large scale in the military, could trigger a new round of military revolution!"

　"They are indeed for civilian use," Eve said, sounding somewhat innocent. "Aren't DJI drones also for civilian use? Weren't they also used for military purposes during the special military operations against Ukraine and the domestic revolution? Didn't these drones also trigger a tactical revolution in military affairs?"

　Aurora was speechless for a moment.

　Aurora thought for a few seconds and called

　It was a response, otherwise it would have been awkward. "Civilians can indeed switch to the military, but it's not easy for the military to switch to civilians. The military uses everything, so there has to be some performance or something, right?"

　Eve explained in detail, "I built this primarily to counter the surging tides of the deep sea. Based on my observations and understanding, the deep-sea marine troop squads are a mix of combat puppets and deep-sea vanguards."

　The civilian one is used to target combat puppets, while the military one is used to target deep-sea pioneers.

　Although civilians/military personnel certainly cannot defeat puppets/vanguards in a one-on-one due to material science, they at least have some ability to fight back. If it were a pure human, it would be difficult for a puppet to even fight back in a one-on-one fight."

　"Isn't this just a combination of high and low? Why do we have to distinguish between military and civilian?" Aurora was puzzled.