Global Game: I, the Necromancer, am the scourge-Chapter 978 - 581_2

Chapter 978 -581_2

Only the leaders sent by each family are Fourth Tier forces, and each of them is merely at the early stage of Fourth Tier.

After all, not everyone is a freak like Zi Liyuan, for whom upgrading is as easy as drinking water.

Back then, he went all out to exploit the Empire’s resources, nearly crashing several public upgrade instances.

If it weren’t for Wang Tie’s father stopping him in time, this guy probably would have ruined all the public instances created by the Empire single-handedly.

As for the rapid upgrading of his several women, one of them relied on him, while the other benefited from Shen Yurou’s research into various thermal weapons and technological products.

From low-level to high-level, exoskeleton armors, mechs, and Gundams, these things significantly increased combat power.

Later, the Empire was able to sweep across the globe, destroying the Coalition of Nations and wiping out enemy legions, all thanks to the various thermal weapons developed by Shen Yurou.

Although the planet Beldam had a technological and magical integrated development, its technological level was only about twenty years ahead of Blue Star at that time.

This gap was nothing to Shen Yurou.

She could crush them by casually releasing a few unimportant technologies from the various tech trees she controlled.

This is also why, when Zi Liyuan released thousands of intelligent robots, the space base was taken over within minutes.

The people of Beldam were completely clueless about artificial intelligence, only capable of being utterly defeated.

Zi Liyuan pulled out an off-road vehicle that had been gathering dust in the Space Column for who knows how long, then started it and drove out of the small town, following the road on the map to nearby towns.

When the sun rose, illuminating the land, the guy had already inspected the conditions of three nearby towns.

Without exception, these towns were all controlled by local small families.

Basically, the primary economic lifelines and city defenses fell into the hands of these local families, with each town having only three to four of these family forces.

“The towns are essentially carved up. For regular people to make a name for themselves, joining the military is the only way. No wonder this Empire’s army is so large.”

Zi Liyuan drove the off-road vehicle to a large city with a population of millions.

Compared to the towns, the city here was not only bigger but also had more technological facilities.

“Not bad, although the families here are strong, the city’s authority is controlled by the Empire, and they have no military power.”

Most of the economy was divided among those family forces, but they couldn’t touch the military power, indicating some kind of restriction by the Empire.

Through Spirit’s search and intelligent robots invading data repositories, Zi Liyuan gained some understanding of this Empire’s structure.

Overall, the Empire functioned much like an alliance.

But the political and military powers were separate, with the alliance tightly controlling the military power, leaving any family that dared to covet it ready to be exterminated.

The highest decision-making body of the alliance consisted of a leader, four vice leaders, and seven army district commanders.

In other words, the top comprised twelve people, and beneath them were various departments and institutions.

However, the military and government were separately managed, maintaining a degree of purity within the military.

Moreover, most of the military recruits were selected from the civilian population, with only a small number of pathways open to the noble clans.

As a result, the majority of the Empire’s officers came from the lower civilian classes.

And this was the civilians’ greatest and best opportunity to rise.

“An unreasonable social structure with severe class conflicts, yet mutually balanced. If not for the suppression by the Empire within the Sea of Realms, this social structure would have collapsed long ago.”

While understanding, Zi Liyuan uploaded the intelligence to the space base, where hundreds of intelligent robots planned the best way to dismantle this Empire.

Killing was inevitable, but the number to kill and who to kill required careful consideration.

For instance, those noble clans that occupied most of the resources while continuously oppressing the common people’s surplus value. fгeewebnovёl.com

Eliminating those wealthy and malevolent noble clans would certainly win substantial popular support, making it much easier to govern Beldam after taking over.

“In a city with a population of millions, no Sixth Tier Legendary or higher-level individual was found, the strongest being a Fifth Tier Epic. It seems the Empire’s strong individuals aren’t as numerous as imagined.”

Zi Liyuan’s most important task now was to find the strong individuals on Beldam.

Those who could be ambushed and eliminated would be taken out; those who couldn’t be killed immediately would be marked to prevent them from escaping later.