Crossover in the Anime World

After experiencing the suffering of nuclear fallout, I understand the fragility of human beings, and then hope that humans will enter the universe and spread fire throughout the universe.

The idea is good, but developing the universe is too expensive, creating a huge gap between the rich and the poor. As a result, Arthur's plan is increasingly opposed, and he has become a villain in the eyes of many people.

For many ordinary people, what does the continuation of human civilization have to do with them? They don't even feel that they are a member of the human race. They even hate their parents who gave birth to them and this unfair world.

Humanity? It would be better to perish.

Arthur hopes that all mankind will work hard for the continuation of mankind, but some people choose to refuse.

"Governing a big country is like cooking a small one. Do you think you can make them accept your ideas through education?" "If you think too much, the most you can do is give one choice, and then let some people figure it out and choose this path on their own. That's all." Duran said that although Arthur, a leader, worked hard, he used the wrong method.

Since his forced education will only bore people, it's important to ensure a choice.

"Isn't it enough to let humans choose between the universe and the surface? There will definitely be people who are willing to go to the universe." Duran said.

Arthur said: "People are lazy. If they are not driven, they will only choose the easier option."

"Yes, but surface development will not always be easy, and space development will not always be difficult. These are all changing. As long as you maintain your choice, you don't have to worry about no one being chosen. If someone chooses to develop the surface, there must be someone to develop the universe. "

"I don't believe that bad money drives out good money, and if it is not controlled, mankind will be destroyed." Arthur said: "There has already been a nuclear war on the earth, and mankind will only be destroyed if it is not supervised."

Obviously Arthur does not believe that humans can solve the problem and believes that humans need a force to promote.

"Yes, as a villain, you are very spirited. Unfortunately, your methods are a bit poor. At most, you are at the level of a tyrant. You don't know how to establish a system and develop for thousands of years." Dulan thought to himself, human beings have not been destroyed. Even after experiencing nuclear bombs, they are still the same. Living tenaciously, I don't know what Arthur is worried about.

Du Lan thinks he should read history. Which of the changes of King Zhou of Shang, King Li of Zhou, and Emperor Yang of Sui could be completed in a short period of time? Which one can be completed in one generation?

Some people may say that Shang Yang's reform was able to see results within twenty years because the Qin State was not as developed as the Six Kingdoms of Guandong, so they only had to fight, and there was a great world waiting for them outside. The six countries in Guandong are highly developed, economically developed, and rich in wealth. Qin will gain as long as it defeats them.

However, King Zhou of Shang, King Li of Zhou, and Emperor Yang of Sui did not have such convenient conditions. If they expanded externally, they would only attack areas with low development levels.

During the period of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty, the Eastern Yi, Southern Barbarians, Western Rong and Beidi, and King Zhou Li were similar. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty conquered Goguryeo three times. The development level of Goguryeo was not as high as that of the Sui Dynasty. It would be a waste of money to conquer it.

Goguryeo was finally defeated by the Tang Dynasty, but a Bohai Kingdom soon emerged. The Tang Dynasty failed to develop and manage this land well.

Arthur's situation is similar. The earth is the most developed place, and the universe is the least developed place. Can't this be calculated over hundreds of years?

Arthur hopes to complete the development of the universe in one generation. This is the behavior of a tyrant.

Duran directly threw a history book to Arthur and asked him to see how a mature civilization developed the land.

Developed land: developed land. Raw land: undeveloped land.

In fact, Western civilization has always been robbing mature land. When it is almost done, it starts fighting among itself. Even the US imperialists' westward expansion movement mainly focused on snatching land developed by the indigenous people, rather than cultivating and developing it themselves.

After all, developing it yourself is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it is easier to grab land. Wouldn't it be wonderful to seize the land, cultivate it directly, and harvest it directly?

But the problem is that there will always be a day when the land is sold out. What should I do if it is sold out? The Westerners' answer is simple, just start a war and that's it. After World War I, we will fight World War II. After World War II, we will fight small-scale wars, seize oil and food, fight financial wars, and harvest the housing, stock, and bond markets. If it hadn't been for nuclear bombs, all three wars would have been fought.

There is no doubt that the latter is the common mentality between developing raw land and robbing mature land.

Developing the universe or something like that, I think too much, it doesn’t exist at all. Even things that didn't exist in the Age of Discovery, but thinking that they would be developed once they enter the universe, isn't this a sweet dream that Arthur had?

"Shinpachi, pour some tea."

"Yes!" Shinpachi was shocked by Arthur's aura, feeling more majestic than the shogun. Although he didn't know why he listened to the old man's words, his body was involuntarily stretched, ready to pour him water at any time.

"Xinpachi, why is it so difficult to develop the universe?" Arthur thinks that developing the universe is obviously a good thing, but why is everyone unwilling to accept it?

Shinpachi immediately said: "I don't know either."

Arthur glanced at the other person and said: "A samurai can't just wield a bamboo sword. You have to study hard, otherwise you won't be able to solve the problems the country encounters."

Arthur read history, but he felt that his methods were right, and that King Zhou of Shang, King Li of Zhou, and Emperor Yang of Sui were right. He doesn't mind becoming a villain, even if he has to bear eternal infamy, he still forces everyone to develop the universe, no matter the cost.

After reading history, Arthur understood human beings' desire to snatch cultivated land and their disgust for developing native land. Of course, he also knew that in order to maintain development, he could not wait for others to die, he had to find a way to make development sustainable.

Duran said that this person didn't listen at all and was really a persistent villain.

Shinpachi couldn't refute it at all. He really didn't read. After all, after his father passed away, his family couldn't support him in studying. At that time, his elder sister was still a girl and had no ability to support the family, let alone provide for him to study.

As for now, he has to do a commission with Gintoki, clean everyone's house in his free time, go for a walk, and chase stars. He is very busy and has no time to read.

Shinpachi has now found his allegiance, which is to Gintoki. Gintoki is loyal to Toshi's mother-in-law. Grandma Denshi is considered the lord of the street feudal lord. Although she has the smallest territory, her influence is very strong.

Granny Denshi's husband was a local police officer, and later participated in the anti-barbarian war and died protecting his comrade. This comrade was very powerful, and he supported Granny Denshi.

In short, samurai need someone to be loyal to, even the shogun is theoretically loyal to the emperor.

The samurai was loyal to the daimyo, the daimyo was loyal to the shogun, and the shogun was loyal to the emperor.

As a low-level samurai, Shinpachi has too much work to do and has no time to enrich himself.

Arthur looked at Shinpachi and found that the other party seemed not to have listened to his words. I couldn't help but sigh, obviously I was doing it for everyone's benefit, why didn't they listen?

Of course, it's because the person speaking doesn't pay the cost. If Shinpachi needs to pay the cost to read the book, he chooses to pretend not to hear. Although he knew it was right to read, he really didn't have time to read, which was really embarrassing.

Duran thought that Arthur was an unusual villain. The average villain would gain power and bully the world after being bullied. Although Arthur was hurt by vampires, after gaining power, he devoted himself to contributing to the development of all mankind. He did not seek revenge on the world, nor was he disappointed with mankind. He actively developed and worked hard to make progress.

But the step was too big, so Duran needed him to slow down. It's a pity that Xinpachi doesn't listen to Arthur, and Arthur doesn't listen to Dulan. Xinpachi has Xinpachi's problems, and Arthur also has Arthur's difficulties.