A Full-level Commander Who Joins the Chat Group

Opportunity to choose....

Gin thought for a moment, and she probably understood what Amiya was talking about.

First create a sufficient material foundation to meet people's living needs, and then popularize ideological education so that those people have the most basic ability to distinguish right from wrong......

"It sounds good, but it's actually a rubbish plan that can't be realized. It's taken for granted." Qin Jiu gave his own evaluation: "I advise you to die as soon as possible."

"why?"

"Because you made the same mistake as I did before." Qin Jiu squinted at her: "I just said so much before, saying that they don't know how to unite, that they are selfish, that they are not worth saving... ...As a result, in the blink of an eye, you have to give them material foundation and ideological education."

"Is there a problem?" Amiya asked.

"Of course there are problems." Gin Jiu sneered: "You don't really think that if you give them enough material foundation and ideological education, everything will work, right?"

"Isn't it possible?" Amiya asked back.

"Of course not." Qin Jiu's expression turned cold: "You are still repeating the mistakes you made before, repeating the mistakes I have seen countless times in these thousands of years."

"Those civilians are a bunch of idiots. Even if they have enough material, even if they have received ideological education, they are still idiots."

"Selfish, headstrong, ignorant, these things are the same even if they have received ideological education, and even after receiving education, they can cause even greater damage."

"It's not a matter of how much material is, nor is it a matter of education level, but human beings are born like this. Even if they are full of food and warm clothes, they will still want to plunder and attack others. Even if they have learned the corresponding knowledge, they are just Will be more clever."

"Those mud legs don't have any power at all. They are just a piece of loose sand. No matter how nice you are to them, when they encounter danger, they will leave you and run away, or even directly rebel."

"Although you have said so much, I think you can only speak, but you don't understand what you are saying at all."

Gin sighed, and a hint of disappointment flashed in her eyes. She thought Amiya could say something high, but after talking a lot, she was still the same as before, naive and nauseous.

Amiya blinked her eyes and glanced at Jiang Cheng, who nodded slightly, then turned her gaze to Gin again: "Actually, these two are just preliminary plans, since you have seen the flaws, then I can tell you mine The third step."

The third step?

Gin looked at Amiya: "What is it?"

"The shaping of beliefs, as well as the guidance of values." Amiya said lightly.

Gin narrowed his eyes: "Do you want to build a country?"

"No, I never thought of building a nation." Amiya slowly shook her head: "I said it before, I just want to give those people a chance to choose."

"The chance to choose what?"

"A choice to transform oneself from a ghost to a human."

"Oh, stupid." Gin still didn't take it seriously: "I thought you were going to say something, but it turned out to be just this."

"Is there a problem?" Amiya asked.

"Do you think that group of loose sand-like mud legs will act according to your ideas?" Qin Jiu asked: "They are just a bunch of idiots, their natural selfishness has been carved into their bones, and what kind of ideological education they have received , It doesn’t matter what material level you have—don’t contradict me, you’re only 15 years old, but I’ve been through thousands of years, and I’ve seen more and understand human nature better than you.”

Amiya was silent for a few seconds, then sighed: "Gin operator, it seems that you have really made little progress in the past few thousand years."

Qin Jiu frowned: "What do you mean?"

"It's not interesting." Amiya looked up at her: "A ghost who repeatedly witnessed repeated scenes in the old era, stubbornly insisting on his own thoughts, is really not interesting."

"...what do you want to say?"

"Times change, Gin Operator." Amiya looked at her: "I have read the history of Ursus, and I know what has been happening for thousands of years, but it is the repetition of history. reincarnation."

"So what do you want to express?" Qin Jiu frowned.

"What I want to express is..."

Amiya raised her head and met her gaze.

"If you want them to be human, first of all, you have to treat them as human beings."

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PS: I slept for four hours in two days, and I felt like I was going to die suddenly

Chapter 279 Chapter 21: Running Away

treat them as human...

Hearing Amiya's words, Gin didn't show an expression of enlightenment immediately after Amiya finished speaking like the plots in ordinary dramas, and bowed his head after being shocked.

On the contrary, she still looked at Amiya with disdain.

"So, you still don't understand what I mean at all." Gin's tone was full of sarcasm: "Give them the right to choose? Give them material and education? Give them corresponding beliefs? No one has thought of such a thing ?"

Before Amiya could answer, Gin continued to say, "Of course, and they not only thought of it, they even did it."

"To be honest, child, it's pretty good that you can think of this level. If you were born in Ursus, I will definitely try my best to train you to be a queen."

"But you're not, you're not from Ursus, and you haven't met me, so you don't know the secrets of the past, and you haven't witnessed such a long history."

"But here, I can tell you very clearly that someone has thought of your idea a long time ago, and some people have put it into practice, and even succeeded."

"It was a prosperous country, a prosperous civilization, they all had beliefs and beliefs, and the material and educational resources were too rich to use-but guess what happened?"

"They are destroyed." Amiya replied calmly, without gin to explain, because there is no similar existence in Terra's civilization.

"You guessed it." Gin Jiu glanced at Amiya unexpectedly: "Then, do you want to guess the reason for their downfall?"