Although they despised someone for being short and padding his work with filler, this concerned a major choice in life. Since there was currently only one guide on the forum that looked relatively professional, countless overseas citizens had no choice but to click like and vote for an update despite grinding their teeth with hatred.
So, before midnight, they finally got to see the third installment of the City Guide!
Foreign friends really were enthusiastic. Grandpa Lu was a straightforward man too, so he would now update the third installment for them. Without further ado, they would get to the point.
As for First City, Grandpa Lu had already explained its basics and the advantages of its Gene Bodies. Simply put, people with research-oriented Gene Bodies would have an easier time being accepted. Citizens from D-Earth who already had backgrounds in mechanics, electromechanics, or physics would have an even greater advantage.
So many people had asked: What about those without such backgrounds? Would people in finance or other management fields have an advantage?
Grandpa Lu could only respond: In most cases, you would be at a serious disadvantage!
Finance, law, and management were high-end liberal arts fields. They might sound like professions society needed, but in reality, having such a background would not give you much of an advantage, because the Star Sea was not built solely by D-Earthlings. There were also massive numbers of outsiders!
For ordinary people, there were only three paths ahead of you: researchers who absorbed the Star Sea's civilization, colonists who went to the New World to develop their own forces, and adventurers who explored the map!
The first path required high-level talent with various engineering backgrounds. The latter two depended on your race's compatibility rate. The higher your compatibility rate and the faster