Strategic Planning

Before Derek, the military representatives were engaged in a heated argument.

The Ministry of Aviation, represented by Qin; the Ministry of Army, represented by Virut; and Adrian, who controlled part of the fleet.

Although the three of them rarely voiced their opinions, the people under them all had differing views.

"I suggest we first complete the upgrades to the home fortress. Compared with the Blue Star Federation's Thunder God Fortress, our current fortress will have a hard time resisting an invasion."

"The home fortress is already basically complete. What comes next is gradual replacement and increased defensive strength. A fortress is different from a warship. Technological gaps can be offset to some extent through scale. What matters more now is extending the front line into the Blue Star Federation. Through modular construction, we can complete fortress construction in the shortest possible time. We could even dispatch troops to attack from the rear and sever the connection between the Pegasus Galaxy and the Blue Star Federation."

"No, no, no. I agree with a surprise attack, but there is no need to build a fortress directly at the entrance to the Pegasus Galaxy. If the first fortress cannot stop the Blue Star Federation's fleet, then the home fortress will be meaningless as well. We might as well strengthen the defensive depth of the home fortress and take a military gamble through surprise attacks."

"You're the one talking nonsense. Wouldn't breaching a fortress incur losses? Building a fortress in the Blue Star Federation would have enormous strategic value."

Everyone had their own ideas, and none of them could be called wrong.

However, their opinions were all expressed from their own perspectives.

Each person had access to different resources and understood the Great Xia Empire's strength differently.

Derek listened without favoring any one person's