It was thanks to not being affected by the great final battle between humanity and the alien race at the end of the year.
In just half a year, Dragon Flag's development had progressed at an astonishing pace. Its basic industry had even advanced far more rapidly than its combat capabilities, with its overall level nearly catching up to that of the Wasteland after four years.
On this thriving land, the foundation for rebuilding industry had already been firmly laid.
Factories of all sizes had sprung up like bamboo shoots after the rain. They not only formed the core of the territory's industrial system but also provided hundreds of thousands, nearly a million, jobs, bringing the local survivors a stable source of income.
Every day, these busy factories produced vast quantities of industrial goods, from precision machinery to daily necessities. They had everything one could need.
The emergence of these industrial goods not only met the basic living needs of the territory's residents but also injected an endless stream of vitality into the economic development of the surrounding territories.
They were like a powerful force, driving Dragon Flag Territory constantly forward.
Even more remarkably, Dragon Flag Territory's early development had brought an unexpected benefit.
Many basic talents who should have been eliminated by war and accidents had survived. After being gathered by Dragon Flag, they had invisibly accelerated its development, producing an effect where one plus one was far greater than two.
As long as no disaster struck, and one considered only the current rate of development, it might even be much faster than during the 1970s and 1980s.
However, beneath this flourishing surface lay quite a few hidden bombs that could explode at any moment.
Although Dragon Flag Territory had developed at an astonishing pace and caught up to