Chapter 511: The First Population Census
Some people almost immediately realized that Leo's policies were not actually aimed at the present.
Nearly all of his policies targeted crises and problems that might arise in the future.
He who failed to plan for eternity could not plan for a moment; he who failed to plan for the whole could not plan for a part.
Those incapable of planning for a nation's long-term future could only offer clever little remarks, which were utterly useless, because they brought nothing more than fleeting satisfaction. Likewise, anyone who failed to consider the bigger picture was unqualified to play a game against others.
This was the difference between strategy and tactics.
A lack of tactics could be compensated for by an overall strategic plan, but what if the strategy itself was flawed or lacking?
Every patch Leo put in place seemed to be preparation for the future.
Some of the smarter people could not help but grow worried.
Was Leo planning to step down after only a few years?
If that was truly the case, could young people like Sabo and Ace really hold up the Revolutionary Army's sky?
Their combat strength might already have been sufficient, but what about their political wisdom?
The entire Revolutionary Army had now been half-delegated into Sabo's and the others' hands. They were also astonished by how cleanly and decisively Leo had handed over power. After all, they had seen plenty of kings, as well as the World Government. Their attitude toward power was as if it were their lifeblood.
Leo, on the other hand, was so carefree. After conquering the world, he simply let go when he said he would. Sabo and the others' work became troublesome again, as matters had clearly begun to multiply now that the world