Under such circumstances, it undoubtedly set a benchmark, telling everyone the benefits of moving toward the light. Over time, the bad would naturally be gradually eliminated, squeezed out of civilization's mainstream, and people's hearts would naturally unite as one.
But if it were the other way around—if good people received no encouragement, bad people no punishment, and people even went mad for their own selfish gain, punishing those who did good and rewarding those who did evil—then the entire world would fall into chaos, people's hearts would waver, and civilization would be thrown into turmoil.
Because of the Civilization Expeditionary Army's significance to the Federation, no concrete ranking system had yet been established within the expeditionary force, nor was anyone in command.
Every member of this batch of expeditionary troops had been selected from among thousands upon thousands. They were true uncut jade, but even uncut jade would not necessarily all become fine material.
Chu Guang understood this very clearly.
The previous raid instance had been the first round of selection. This expedition was the second.
Those who performed well would be promoted, while those who did not would continue to be tempered.
However, becoming the commander of a titled legion required more than sufficient merit. Most crucially, one had to form a deep resonance with civilization.
Of course, that was still too far away for Chu Guang. His current thought was to set himself a small goal for this first expedition: become a squad captain first.
As he thought, Chu Guang had already used his mind to connect with the watch on his wrist. This thing was still in the realm of black technology and had not been put into civilian use, but its power was beyond doubt. Not only could it be directly controlled with one's thoughts, it