Global Cataclysm: Starting with a Level 3 Civilization!
Chapter 927

Deterrence

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Having figured out what those Empire Shelters and their allied shelters were thinking.

Li Chen found it amusing.

The enemy had voluntarily given up confronting them and blocking them from rescuing survivors across the globe.

For the Star-Level Shelter, this was not a bad thing. On the contrary, it was excellent news.

As for what the enemy had envisioned—

That the Star-Level Shelter lacked sufficient production capacity to provide adequate living security for so many people.

That was complete nonsense, utterly absurd.

Li Chen only needed to move a finger to expand food production.

And expand the production lines for all kinds of industrial goods.

By then, there would be an endless supply of food, while ample jobs could also be provided for those survivors.

As for the enemy's assumption that, due to a population explosion and the fact that most survivors came from all over the world—

Having grown up in different cultural environments since childhood.

With their own customs, traditions, and living habits.

They would suffer from acclimatization issues after arriving in Dragon Country.

They might even develop conflicts with the local residents of Dragon Country because of it...

Which would then trigger massive unrest within the Star-Level Shelter, or rather, within Dragon Country.

It might even cause the Star-Level Shelter to collapse from within...

Li Chen admitted that such a scenario was indeed very likely to happen.

Because the things the enemy had anticipated were all objectively real issues.

But so what?

Li Chen had plenty of ways to solve such problems.

Not to mention the Star-Level Shelter's powerful local armed forces.

He alone could suppress any survivors trying to stir up trouble.

By then, the Star-Level Shelter would establish a series of Rules for the new survivors to follow.

Whoever refused to obey orders, whoever resisted

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