Wind and Fire
This is not just a simple exclamation, but a major historical shift in civilization, comparable to the period before and after the Industrial Revolution.
Without Ming Ge, this world might not change much even after ten thousand years.
Gods have helped humanity in many ways, but not all gods have helped humanity; undoubtedly, the collective existence of gods has, to some extent, hindered human development.
Although Ming Ge was already considering reducing the influence of the gods, he did not actually intend to completely remove them from the game.
After all, in Ming Ge's view, gods are also treasures.
"Not only will Orario get better and better, but even if each country keeps its core technologies secret, it will still have an impact on the whole world."
Ming Ge gestured to a muscular man at another table, who was devouring meat and drinking heavily, and said, "See those people? They used to be adventurers, but now they've become part of the factory."
"The items these people create will circulate throughout the world, benefiting all humanity in the Nether. Even if it's insignificant compared to Orario itself, it's enough to make humanity better."
"Amazing," Elize exclaimed, then took another bite of the spicy tofu.
"It smells so good, and it's so spicy!"
Elize was sticking out her tongue, her face flushed, and she looked very cute.
"Another sip of soup would be even better."
Ming Ge wasn't upset by Elize's attitude. He knew Elize was easygoing and had indeed taken his advice to heart.
Of course, there's still a touch of morbid humor in it.
The spicy flavor of the hot soup made Elize feel incredibly happy.
With tears in her eyes and her tongue sticking out, she looked like she'd been completely ruined.
After a long while, Elize wiped away her tears, sighed, and said, "That felt so good."
"He's a real man."
Ming Ge exclaimed in admiration.
"Really? You didn't react at all."
Elize shook her head and muttered a complaint.
"This is completely within my tolerance range."
Ming Ge said without changing his expression.
It's just a little spicy; even if it were really spicy, he could alleviate it with his Regulation Magic.
Moreover, Ming Ge isn't addicted to spicy food. Compared to pure spiciness, he cares more about the taste, which is no different from ordinary people.
"Speaking of which, what should someone like me do if I come to Orario?"
Elize didn't continue the topic, but instead asked a question.
"First, we'll see what your interests and talents are," Ming Ge said. "Forging, potion making, commerce, exploration... whatever you're interested in, Orario will arrange something based on your interests and talents."
"In reality, even idle people in this city need to realize their own usefulness, including the gods who used to just loaf around and wait to die. They are not allowed to parasitize humans, but rather to achieve a win-win situation."
"As long as you're within Orario's territory, someone will inevitably come looking for you."
"Of course, generally speaking, someone your age will be sent to School District."
"This has shattered my understanding once again," Elize exclaimed.
Even major powers cannot do this, and even our home planet Earth cannot.
Just as Orario is called the center of the world, it still has slums like Daedalus Street.
Not everyone is lazy, and not everyone can find a job. For many, let alone making a living, just surviving is a struggle.
Even in Orario, a place known as the center of the world, not everyone can become an adventurer; otherwise, many would be willing to take the first step and risk their lives.
From this perspective, the jobs created by Ming Ge have changed the fate of many people and are undoubtedly developing in a positive direction.
If anyone calls this behavior arrogant, Ming Ge has nothing to say; let them say what they want.
"Speaking of which, what is School District?"
Elize asked doubtfully.
"In the past, Orario had eight districts, divided like a cake around the Babel Tower. The School District was an original area of Orario, specifically designed to provide 'learning' spaces."
"Whether in terms of safety or order, it's the best in all of Orario."
Ming Ge said, "There are all sorts of educational institutions inside, offering subjects like magic research, materials science, and potion-making. There are also pure literature and professional history programs."
"Guild members generally come from the School District, and those who graduate with magical talent are the core members sought after by every familia, usually joining the Zeus and Hera Familia."
"Since the country began its reforms, the School District have also been reformed, creating more departments and relocating most institutions to the outer suburbs."
The School District maintains a degree of independence, and its structure is quite complex, with many religious factions.
Although they have a cooperative relationship with the guild and the Orario Familia, the School District needs Orario to provide funding.
The guild sided with Ming Ge, which meant that Ming Ge controlled their funds.
In fact, the smooth progress of Ming Ge's reforms was largely due to the guild's millennia-old foundation and the full support of the Zeus Familia and Hera Familia.
Furthermore, anyone who truly wants to oppose Ming Ge is absolutely unable to escape his Magic Network perception; he has essentially already dealt with them covertly.
Of course, not many were dealt with directly; many inexplicably sided with Ming Ge during the course of events.
Favored by fate, blessed by human reason, and possessing the skill of the Human Emperor, most of the reforms Ming Ge implemented were not difficult as long as they were reasonable and the steps were not too large.
Commonly known as the chosen one.
Chapter 127 Wind and Fire
"I'm full."
Elize slumped lazily in her chair, cradling her belly with a blissful expression, and said, "This is the first time I've truly felt what happiness is."
"Eating well and sleeping well are the most basic human desires."
Ming Ge smiled and said, "If even these basic desires cannot be satisfied, then it cannot be called living, but merely surviving."
Is there any difference?