thanks
the empire doesn't lack people
"Now, the Empire's approach to the regions occupied by the Iron-Tooth clan is to steadily march forward, sweeping through one planet after another. Once an area is secured, a vast number of humans are deployed for colonization to consolidate the gains. To maintain that long battle line stretching over a dozen planets needs a massive influx of humans, whether for the Imperial Navy, the Star Realm Army, or interstellar colonization. Korolya is the largest source of this human pool. Without the hundreds of millions of people transported from Korolya every two years, the Star Sector's strategy against the Iron-Tooth Clan cannot continue."
Starting from the Planetary Governor
Sci-fi · Red Heart Fabric
ive really liked the last 10+ chapters. Definitely hope there is plenty more like them
I've been thinking that are awhile now, I hope he does come down at some point to see what his godson accomplished with his own eyes
PS: Some readers say that the protagonist has not visited his foster father, isn't that a bit ungrateful? I want to say that the correspondence between the protagonist and his foster father has never been interrupted, but visiting is very troublesome, ancient times are not like modern times, running there takes a lot of effort and two to three months' time, the protagonist has too many things to attend
The son of the God-Emperor in Warhammer Fantasy
Book&Literature · INIT
he should have built a small port on the river to help get more trade and tax from it
lol
imagine working at a production line for the rest of eternity
Starting from the Planetary Governor
Sci-fi · Red Heart Fabric