Chapter 1962: Chapter 1956 Cooperation
Lu Ping’an’s little tricks can’t fool anyone.
“… When will my immigration application be approved? I kind of miss the vinegar fish back ho… Uh, I’m joking, I don’t actually eat that stuff.”
“You must be kidding. How could we restrict you? You can enter at any ti.”
“Tsk, then I’ll hang around for a couple more days… After all, I didn’t get an invitation.”
From start to finish, Lu Ping’an is speaking sarcastically. His tactic of retreat for advance is obvious to anyone on Earth.
“You guys talk internally, let know the result when you’ve decided.”
It seems like apathy towards worldly matters, but it’s actually a perfect act of passing the buck.
The Dragon descendants, an evolutionary species of humans, possess extraordinary talents and open up evolutionary possibilities in all directions. Such comprehensive evolutionary ability is indeed very tempting.
He originated from humans and without even reproductive isolation, aning that Earth’s extraordinary beings have seamlessly switched… In fact, most experinters have confird a noticeable increase in their abilities, with great enhancents in lifespan, level breakthroughs, and passive talents.
The Earth’s extraordinary system is already strong. The “evolution species” doesn’t purely need strength, but the multi-directional extensions of the Golden Dragon, Fire Dragon, and Water Dragon, as well as the stronger basic panel. These directly raise the upper and lower limits of the ethnic group, which is the pursuit of the Xuanwu Plan.
Can they refuse? How can they possibly refuse? The answer given by Lu Ping’an may only score sixty points, but among all the answer sheets, it’s definitely at the forefront, because its keystone is Lu Ping’an’s accumulation of multiple species, the beast blood inheritance of the Silent Mountain Range World, and countless years of evolution system in the Evolution World.
No need to repeatedly emphasize this as a miracle of chance, because too many successful creations are founded by “chance,” but the Dragon descendants are originally a collective product of “species transformation” and “species evolution,” along with the massive gene chain provided by Lu Ping’an and the Evolution World.
The latter can be replaced; they can definitely take out another XX Dragon, but a part of the forr is the World’s Reason of Lu Ping’an, the deity, and a part is the ten-thousand-year heritage of the Evolution World, obviously not sothing that’s easy to assemble.
“Can you refuse? How is that possible, with the war of the God Above Gods just ended, having tasted the flavor of doomsday, can you refuse such a possibility?”
Given that it cannot be refused, how to accept it becos a question… Lu Ping’an doesn’t want to get involved in this storm and even hopes not to have the reputation of the father of XX, he just wants to get through it smoothly.
Reward? Certainly, and it would be substantial; otherwise, this contribution wouldn’t make sense to the other rit bearers.
“You can enter anyti and leave anyti too.”
And this announcent is genuinely quite sincere.
“Customs? Tax declaration?”
“Uh, you can choose to do a year-end bundled reporting and approval once a year, no need for daily records, just don’t let the year-end figures be too exaggerated. Another option, don’t you have industries on the Green Planet and rcury 42? The Eastern Country is willing to purchase a part of it, also invest with technology and capital, then use your periodic equity dividends to act as tax.”
Even Lu was stunned for a mont before understanding the aning of these words.
“Uh, so I don’t have to pay taxes, and no need for entry inspections?”
With annual reporting, if there’s no need for daily bookkeeping, isn’t it just whatever I say it is? As for Foreign Domain dividends… isn’t this really just giving money and technology to draw in?
This is likely a true exhibition of complete privilege tyranny… but considering Lu Ping’an is no longer a nation on his own, but rather a form of his own ethnic group or world, this return of full sincerity seems to make so sense.
Lu Ping’an’s clustered combat power isn’t high on the Earth of Ten Thousand Gods, after all, he is still young, but the “value” he provides is nearly unique… His attitude placed in the sky also subtly suggests he can be bought but not coerced.
“I think, the Ancient city has developed quite well over the years… Can the municipality have a privilege? Directly adjoining Foreign Domain?”
“Of course, you didn’t ntion it, I almost forgot. This counts as one of the five-year plan proposals, originally intended to be discussed post-New Year.”
Lu first secured benefits for his hotown… Rembering how tough it was back then to establish an independent state-level zone, and now he’s getting a special direct-administrated district just by ntioning it, Lu feels quite moved.
“As you know, I am in business. If there’s an area on the Star Ring where I can set up so shops, it might be convenient for interstellar trade.”
“Do you need city scale, or more…”
“Uh, not that big, just a street in the trade zone is fine. If you really give an administrative unit, I can’t manage it either. But there is a bit of a large population, I might place tens of thousands to over a hundred thousand permanently on the Star Ring.”
Lu Ping’an truly has no interest in power… He also tried hard to show it.
I’m just scraping for money and benefits, keep thrones, presidents, kingdom founding far from .
Lu Ping’an’s request was approved within ten minutes, with them kindly adding a warehouse area and a logistics channel… Considering their official nature, this isn’t just about price-performance ratio, it’s a fundantal non-sellable asset, implying Lu Ping’an can use the logistics and warehousing capabilities of the Eastern Country to do his business.
This sincerity naturally also requires a corresponding price.
“If possible, we hope to have a trading land on the Star Ring, where Mortals could directly be transford into Extraordinary ones. The technology and cost of establishing an Exotic Realm Zone, all borne by us.”
The official request instead made Lu Ping’an completely at ease.
Having cooperation is beneficial, at least it doesn’t seem like they intend to discard the donkey when it’s no longer needed.
“Of course, that’s for facilitating trade on the Star Ring, right? Just to state in advance, my ‘trade rules’ have an upper limit; this ti a being over the tenth-order shattered it.”
Upon hearing this, the official was stunned; this wasn’t ntioned in the report.
Looking at Lu Ping’an’s increasingly subtle expression… earlier they were pondering if this one was purely in the Logistics Departnt, so not very difficult to handle, do we have to re-evaluate his combat power strength now?
“No, we mainly aim for mass-producing professionals.”
“Uh, then why not go to my ground trading land, shouldn’t they all be operating normally?”
Actually, by Lu Ping’an’s perception, not only are they operating normally, but the trade volu is excessively exaggerated, too profitable that it could feed back to the main body.
“This is prepared for foreigners… the transcendent cri rate around the trading land is a bit high.”
Well, Lu got it.
Being able to mass-produce extraordinary people is certainly a good thing, but if those foreigners also need such services, many illegal entities are among them, and these people entering the Eastern Country under this guise, whether successful or not, beco unstable factors.
Sotis, they can even “form a group to beco professionals”… One false move and they scale into becoming organized cri.
With the current chaotic world order, the Eastern Country should want to emphasize more on border control, and a trading land as a “resource” draws too much attention, you can’t directly legislate to prevent foreigners from entering for use to avoid instability, can you?
Then, setting up one in the sky, in the future they can directly reject the other party using this reason for entry…
“You all really have your work cut out…” At this mont, Lu felt a bit sympathetic.
“We’re busiest with your matters right now.” And a familiar Vice Minister Liu candidly vented his grievances.
“Should I leave?”
“Please don’t!”
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