I'm Going to Heaven
The three of them casually hammered out a massive extraterrestrial investment plan.
And the extraterrestrial city immigration plan Alvin announced before the whole world caused an uproar everywhere.
Alvin's so-called Cleansing Plan wasn't just for women in India. He had announced a global relief initiative.
The moment the plan was announced, governments in many places panicked.
After all, treating women as less than human wasn't exclusive to any one country.
As soon as Alvin announced his plan, it spread across the globe.
Stay in hell and continue to suffer, or take a chance on another planet? For young women who'd received even a little education and still had a glimmer of hope, it didn't seem like a difficult choice.
Modern communications were incredibly advanced. Even the prostitutes in India's slums had phones, and an oppressive social environment couldn't completely imprison people's minds.
In the past, they hadn't had a choice. Now things were different!
Except for those who were already used to meekly accepting their lot and whose minds had become warped, Alvin's announcement was like a match, igniting a fire in the hearts of the oppressed.
I don't oppose the system. I don't oppose tradition. I don't hurt anyone. I just want to leave.
As long as I can leave this place and live with dignity, anywhere would be heaven!
What Alvin had done would cause enormous damage not just to India, but to many other countries as well!
It had only just happened, and Alvin had given those "philanthropists" three days to raise the money. In truth, he was also giving those politicians time to act.
No matter how powerful or wealthy Alvin was, Nidavellir's cities could only expand their capacity gradually. He truly didn't want too many people to be driven from their