1534: Chapter 1530: Sowing 1534: Chapter 1530: Sowing “The theory of quick victory is dangerous and is dood to failure; the theory that defeat will lead to the fall of a nation is foolish and short-sighted; war is the mutual consumption of two countries, or even two worlds, the larger the entities involved, the longer the duration of the conflict is destined to be…”
“We are destined to win, the Octopus Forces and the other invaders are destined to lose, not because our current absolute strength is greater, but because ti is on our side, the people are on our side, this world is destined to stand by us…”
“Easterners, Saphire people, Long Hand People, Free Fish People, we were all once enslaved, all enemies of the Octopus.
The world is big enough, and we are as one nation…”
ntor Theory is, in essence, a combination of lofty ideas with so examples from Earth.
As for the developnt of this world, all parts are self-interpreted by disciples like Lulu, based on the current situation.
Many parts are quite naïve but not aningless…
because they are rooted in local production and thus are naturally quite grounded.
However, with the rapid developnt of the era, so things naturally beco outdated, and so ideas are even sowhat erroneous.
Lu Ping’an agreed to Lulu’s request, which was to complete the second part of ntor Theory, providing so thoughts and strategic developnt for reference.
Lu never considered himself particularly clever in this regard, even with experiences from two lives, at best he could just be considered low-class when it cos to strategy.
But this ti, he did not reject the request.
“Has the request from the Military Commission co through?
Did the Saphire people also submit their suggestions for revision?
Okay, let take a look…”
If his superficial insights could truly play a positive role in the multi-species cooperation of this world, and in the world’s resistance against the Octopus and other outsiders from the Exotic Realm, then this docunt should be considered valuable.
He continuously sought opinions from local, professional politicians from his holand, clarity the current situation with his own eyes…
more importantly, to respond to Lulu’s needs.
“Our world is progressing quickly, and we’ve even begun to launch our counter-offensives.
In Civilian circles, there’s a voice that hopes we can launch a full-scale counter-offensive as soon as possible, to forever reject all Extraterrestrial Invaders from our world…”
Lulu wanted to pour cold water on this belief, but as the top official of the military, her every word and action were scrutinized.
If she spoke carelessly, it would be imdiately misinterpreted as “the surrender faction,” “if you don’t have confidence, just get out,” and so forth.
She hoped to leverage the authority of the ntor to help the Civilian population view this war more rationally; a war that is destined to be a protracted one lasting for decades or even centuries.
Lu Ping’an found no reason to refuse; he never felt that the title “ntor” belonged to him, he always believed that this “Sage” title should belong to people like Lulu…
“But it seems I need to expound so of my own concepts and my idea of Utopia…”
This was an intuition of Lu Ping’an’s, but it also ca as a recomndation from Xiu Yi, Big Cat, and Elder Liu.
“You indeed need your own doctrines.”
“Even if you do not aim for Ascension, you must spread your own concepts and worldview…
it complents your Extraordinary Ability.”
“This is a quite good opportunity to experint, in this world, you can gain a lot…
even if a mistake is made, it will not affect the overall situation.”
Being a divinity himself, Lu Ping’an probably had to do so “God’s work” as well.
He was spreading “Dark Fire” and “Lamp Flowers”; if he could go further, he would also offer so “Trading” professions, he needed to provide an accompanying concept and worldview.
This would also serve as his human anchor point, and at the sa ti, Lulu on her side was also looking forward to so “guidance.”
The power of thought is actually quite terrifying without essence, and the most widely accepted concept in this world is ntor Theory.
If it’s suitable for a sequel, it might have so influence on this world.
Lu Ping’an wrote very seriously, while outside there were many professional teams from the staff departnt providing participation and suggestions…
mainly to negate any content that might lead to “xenophobia,” “treason,” or “racism.”
In the process, these staff mbers also went from initial restraints and tension to relaxation and peace of mind.
They discovered that Lu Ping’an’s ideology actually aligned with the developntal direction of this world; he was mild in dostic affairs without being outdated, and tough on foreign affairs while remaining sufficiently rational…
“Dostically, he advocated for peaceful and equal developnt but prioritized war preparations; internationally, he was relentless, plundering resources and wealth from other lands…”
Of course, the content written down wouldn’t be so blunt, as in so sense, this is also the Holy Scripture of the “Church of Lu Ping’an”.
“I detest war, yet I do not deny war, because this world is not a beautiful place.
When the wicked wolves co knocking, you must protect yourself and your kin.
In this world that can never be at peace, you must first sharpen your swords…”
The relatively mild dostic thoughts, which contain a lot of rcantile content, are currently most in demand.
“War is the consumption of comprehensive national strength.
Even without going to the frontline, the rear can provide value through production and their own lives…”
The second part of the ntor Theory, as its subtitle “Century War” suggests, interprets the current status of this world.
The notion that reinforcents have arrived and the frontline has gained so advantages, which could lead to a decisive battle in the short term…
This concept has been widely promulgated, and even officials and outsiders find it hard to refute,
“The Octopus possesses at least dozens, if not hundreds of large worlds beyond ours; short-term victories are unrealistic.
The strategic goals must be staged.
The first part, which is rely to drive away those invaders, will take up a hundred years…” In this context, Lu Ping’an truly dares to say so.
The second part of Lu Ping’an’s ntor Theory is full of his personal inputs.
Part of it is “market and developnt,” and part of it is “predestined prolonged conflict”; the forr is the embodint of his “trading” rules, and the latter is his ideology as a Child of War.
Establishing a stable rear ensures resources to maintain the war at the frontline; obtaining resources and land at the frontline leads to greater stability and prosperity in the rear.
The two aspects complent each other, without precedence or superiority.
“War is the obligation of every protected individual.
Our safety is exchanged for by the blood and sweat of frontline warriors; taxes are our obligation to enjoy peace and prosperity…”
Although this is an unpleasant truth, it is a reality that must be recognized.
“Since this is everyone’s obligation, it’s unfair to leave the war solely in the hands of those at the frontline.
Steel has its limits; a rotating duty system, just like that of the Octopus Forces, not only has value but is necessary, especially in the context of a protracted conflict…”
Establishing national and ethnic recognition, building a united front, is difficult, but it’s sothing that must be spoken, and perhaps this “nonexistent” ntor identity is the most suitable to speak these words.
Lu Ping’an’s latest target is to propose the foreseeably effective “rotating duty system.”
This is the iron law of modern warfare…
In recent wars, troops at the frontline need rest and readjustnt after a period of combat, to not only replenish the wounded and loss but also to reset their state of mind.
But in this world, in this warlord-dominated society, it’s just impossible to fully implent.
The big shots still lord over their territories, many frontline warlords prioritize their own interests; “staking out territory” is a common practice, and even if beaten down, they might just run away and not participate in your reorganization and adjustnt.
This issue isn’t limited to ordinary soldiers; even higher-ranking Extraordinaries have been severely affected.
So Strongn are used up entirely while others refuse to go to the frontline at all costs.
Previously, Lu Ping’an was indifferent and unconcerned, but now he must point it out.
Many people are aware of the necessity…
but accepting a transfer also ans accepting the “manager’s” orders, and many “warlords” utterly reject this.
Military, economy…
Lu Ping’an only discussed these matters and left the review and adjustnts to the professionals.
He rely scattered the Seeds before leaving, not knowing what they will grow into this ti.
Of course, in a certain sense, this can be regarded as the doctrine and Holy Scripture of the “God of War and Trading”.
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