The Spark of Ursus Thought. / The Shapeshifter Is Starting to Make Her Move!

Put aside the mess of things at hand.

Huang Cao decided not to be unrealistic and instead start by stirring up a small wave of ideas in neighboring Ursus.

"The Perfect Hero's Chronicles, let's call this book that."

Back home, Huang Cao turned his gaze to the bookshelf, where a novel he had written was displayed.

The text itself is not the key point; the key point is that the novel's background records the rudiments of that advanced thought.

The novel is set in a perfect society, and the general plot is very simple: it tells the story of a hero who fights against enemies to protect this perfect society.

The plot is very simple and easy to understand. The book only provides a preliminary description of a perfect society, but it mentions it repeatedly in many places.

It can basically be considered an omnipresent backdrop.

The novel's construction of a perfect world is quite novel.

This kind of society might not seem like much to the monsters of the Pre-Civilization, but in the face of feudalism and capitalism, this novel idea was a significant shock.

We cannot expect Huang Cao to rule this world all the time, and the difficulty of ruling this world is beyond everyone's imagination.

And Talulah's regret is also his regret: the Reunion Movement failed too hastily, simply because of a snake's conspiracy.

"Since the mentor of this world has not yet appeared, then I shall be the Grand Archmage. As for why I am the Grand Archmage..."

Huang Cao opened the novel he had written. The concept of a perfect world in it was not a complete copy of his previous life. He had made considerable changes to many aspects of the perfect world.

Even the ideas expressed in it have been modified in many places, and it can be described as nothing more than a pipe dream.

This is perfectly normal, because Master Huang himself was only a dabbler, and we can't expect him to directly construct a mature system like that of the sages of the past.

While retaining the core themes, the modified ideas became a more suitable model for Terra.

This is also Huang Cao's purpose, because it presents an opportunity.

After all, the differences between people in this world are objectively real and far more cruel than in the previous life, so we cannot simply apply the same principles directly.

If we directly apply the so-called productivity and various concepts to Terra, whether it will succeed or not is unknown, but it will certainly face many problems, and may even become just a flash in the pan in history.

"The ethnic conflicts in this world are far more complex than in my previous life, and just as there are many wise rulers."

If we want the world to truly become a unified civilization and fully engage with loggers, we must abandon the so-called racial conflicts.

Racial disparities are indeed an objective fact, but objective facts are objective facts. If everything were decided based solely on objective facts, humans would truly be no different from machines.

To give an analogy, the disparity between races is like the relationship between healthy people and disabled people.

Does a good society necessarily have to abandon people with disabilities?

Those who adhere to so-called Darwinism are typical hypocrites, because when it's time to eliminate them, they use the banner of so-called civilization to justify themselves.

Human society has overcome numerous difficulties in its development, but it is always unable to unite as one due to various problems.

"Ethnic contradictions and class contradictions are two different things in this world, but the former is more difficult to overcome than the latter."

There are only a few ethnic groups in Utopia.

The Sarkaz, the Talarian, the Dulin, and a few scattered Red Dragon.

These people can now live peacefully under the Golden Tree's glory, all because they have the most respected Master Huang above them.

It is also because of its will that Utopia can continue to exist on this land.

However, governing one country is different from governing multiple countries, as people in each region have their own unique culture.

Even the nation is the name of the country.

Huang Cao has always felt that the phrase "seeking common ground while reserving differences" is particularly apt.

A nation should have its own unique characteristics and culture, and good and excellent culture is admired by all intelligent life.

However, bad culture should not be allowed to become a barrier between ethnic groups, nor should bad people be allowed to obstruct the voice of communication.

If a certain idea can be widely accepted, it means that everyone shares a common belief.

This powerful faith is enough to diminish the physical differences between the various ethnic groups of Terra.

If this vision were to come true, when Utopia reigns supreme in the future, it would save Master Huang a lot of time dealing with troublesome matters, allowing him to focus more on facing real crises.

This is its greatest function.

The founding principles of Utopia differ greatly from those of the previous Huang Cao Kingdom, but the core principles remain the same.

As for other aspects, they have naturally undergone a major overhaul.

After all, Huang Cao had only briefly read some advanced ideas from his previous life and had not made any progress in them, or rather, he was just about to make progress when he was kicked here.

Even if he wanted to apply it completely, he couldn't, so he could only make some major modifications to the core.

But it's not a big problem, as long as it works.

One intelligent person might not be able to write it, but many intelligent people might be able to.

Even the greatest ideas are human creations.

Once the most basic blueprint is presented, experts will naturally add their own details and improvements.

As for which masters will appear later, that will be closely related to Master Huang's subsequent actions.

"I will be responsible for selecting ideas that are conducive to the unity of Terra. As for the humans who want to reverse urbanization, they should just obediently go to hell."

The number of masters who will emerge in this world in the future is countless, like the countless people crossing the river.

Utopia's current operating model is perfectly fine, but just because it's fine now doesn't mean it won't be in the future.

Something might remain unchanged for hundreds of years, but problems may arise once it has been running for thousands of years.

Therefore, in order to achieve more efficient development, we must allow more excellent ideas to take root on this land.

At the same time, we'll see if what grows can be applied to Utopia; that's the purpose of the Huang Cao.

In short, it's about raising poisonous insects.

Based on the most basic conceptual blueprint I've provided, let's see if any good ideas can pop into the minds of the experts on this land.

If there is one, just use it directly, so that when Utopia encounters development difficulties in the future Master Huang won't have to come up with ideas himself.

"Try to get this book to Ursus, and at the same time, conduct a small-scale trial distribution in one place to see how it goes."

Placing this book in Ursus is a way of respecting history.

Although in a sense this revolution should have taken place in Gaul, the country is now under the control of the Master Huang.

No one knows whether this system and ideology will be effective on Terra's land.

Master Huang wouldn't cause trouble for his country, and Utopia's current operation hasn't encountered any insurmountable difficulties.

The reason for wanting the masters on earth to contribute to the advanced ideas expounded in the novel is simply to deal with the development crisis that their country may face in the future.

As for why Ursus was chosen, it's simply because Ursus is a collection of contradictions.

This country has so many contradictions that it's suffocating.

However, it is precisely because the contradictions are too scattered that the goals cannot be unified, and the forces cannot be united to threaten the real ruling class.

Every country has its share of extraordinary individuals, and in this country rife with contradictions, there must be many insightful people who have already begun searching for ways to escape this predicament.

The addition of Master Huang was like opening a door, even though this idea seems too absurd in the current world.

But true brilliance cannot be completely obscured by the times, and what is precious will eventually be discovered by people.

I believe that the geniuses of Ursus will be able to seize this opportunity to forge a path suitable for the Terra's land, for this is the realm of literature.

Even if we can't overcome these challenges, it doesn't matter. Every country will inevitably face various social conflicts in the future.

The ideological conflict that erupted in Ursus was enough to ignite a spark.

The task that Huang Cao needs to do is very simple: to completely eradicate some of the truly anti-human and obscure ideas that have arisen from it.

The book's ideas are rather shallow, making it a semi-utopian novel, while incorporating more practical elements.

Upon receiving the order, the already waiting Abundance Warrior took the book and rushed to Ursus at top speed.

Just one month later.

The printed copy of this book was successfully printed in a small Mobile City in Usa.

And it achieved the remarkable feat of being completely ignored; the hundreds of novels that were printed were almost entirely ignored.

Because its content is simply too absurd for people in this world.

Everyone who has read this book has said one thing: I never dared to imagine that such a wonderful world really exists.

For these people, the book they are reading is simply a fantasy novel, and has nothing to do with reality.

But is that really the case?

Many years later, a young girl from Draco found this book in the Black Serpent's library and thus opened the door to a new world.

Chapter 264 The Shapeshifter are starting to unleash their power!

"Tavern Project, Kazdel's Voice, Shapeshifter, sometimes I really wonder what's going on in your head."

"Be careful not to go too far, or Kal'tsit will chop you up again if you burn down the place."

Huang Cao stared at the large green wave in front of him with a very suspicious look. "Do you have an art student from your clan who failed the exam somewhere? How did you come up with so many strange plans?"

This is so strange, let me take another look.

The Shapeshifter pouted, his tone full of dissatisfaction. "What art? I don't understand it~ These are scripts I racked my brains to come up with, they're sure to bring Theresia down."

"And I think you're even more conflicted than I imagined. I thought you two would make real progress soon, but it took so many years before you finally established a relationship."

Even now, the Shapeshifter have to complain about it.

The man in front of me was indeed overly cautious and conflicted when it came to relationships.

If they had any sense, given all these years and the frequency and quality of their battles, Theresia and Master Huang's children could probably form a football team.

"I also think I'm quite conflicted, probably because I don't have parents. So I want to resolve this as soon as possible, because dragging it out will only hurt everyone."

Even if you live in this world for a hundred years, it often takes a lifetime to heal from childhood.

The Shapeshifter was hearing about this for the first time, and at the same time, she understood it very well.

Because she doesn't have a father or mother, or rather, she is her own father and mother, and biologically, she can give birth to herself.

Therefore, she has experienced both orphanhood and a happy family, although most of the time she was just playing house with herself.

"Dukare has just cut the military budgets of Tower of Babel and Kazdel by one-fifth, and my compatriots are also advocating for your voice within the military. So when are you going to make your move?"

"Once Theresia has finished building the Mobile City, Utopia will declare war on Kazdel and completely incorporate the country into its own territory."

"Mobile City cannot be abandoned. If construction is suddenly stopped halfway through, the losses will be enormous. Even in war, we must persevere, otherwise all our previous efforts will be in vain."

"Speaking of Shapeshifter, as the overseer, you should be aware of the current construction progress of the Kazdel Mobile City..."

"It's not very good. It's like building blocks, but magical blocks at that."

"No, no, no, no. Logically speaking, I've invested so much money, shouldn't the education system have improved by now? Isn't Kazdel's literacy rate quite high?"

"There is no direct relationship between literacy rate and science and technology; it can only be described as a close connection. Being able to write a letter does not mean that everyone can understand physics formulas."

"So Kazdel's Mobile City is all made of magic?"

The Shapeshifter snapped its fingers. "You're right. Since we have absolutely no idea how to build a city's engine, we've decided to take a more ancient and advanced approach."

"I can't imagine how the words 'ancient' and 'advanced' came together, but as long as it can move, that's fine."

Huang Cao didn't plan to dwell on anything anymore, as long as the makeshift team in Kazdel could build the Mobile City.

After a while.

After resting and regrouping, Huang Cao personally led a small portion of Utopia's fleet to the border of Kazdel.

Before Theresia could recover from the grief of having her budget cut, she received a battle report from her brother on the border.

The Utopia fleet is assembling on the border of Kazdel, its intentions unclear.

"Didn't the Speaker say..."

Theresia didn't understand why Utopia was causing trouble for her country, but as the leader of the nation, she had to be at the forefront.