Galaxy Domination Guide

Chapter 67 061 Choice Does Not Exist



Chapter 67 061 Choice Does Not Exist

Academician Ding showed Xiang Fei the Star Alliance charter he had brought back and briefly discussed it.

"From my contact with the Iridium Star people, they are very cautious in their attitude. No one, apart from Bai Zhongqi, had expressed any concerns about the future relationship between Iridium Star and Earth from beginning to end. It's quite apparent that although Iridium Star is far superior to us in technology, politically, they are likely still entrenched in a monarchical authoritarian system.Nôv(el)B\\jnn

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Given this, we can imagine that Bai Zhongqi, who holds dual nationality, plays a pivotal role in the interactions between Iridium Star and Earth. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he can decide things with a single word. This is an important advantage for us.

Bai Zhongqi's attitude is relatively positive and proactive, and he does not favor the use of violent means, nor does he intend to cause any major chaos on Earth. Although the 'Star Alliance' model he proposes is far from ideal or equal, we can substantially benefit from it in all aspects."

Xiang Fei quickly scanned through the Star Alliance framework proposed by Bai Zhongqi and couldn't help but gasp in shock. But at the same time, he rapidly calculated the pros and cons from the standpoint of Country C, and identified terms that Country C could not accept or needed to negotiate for.

Xiang Fei's brows were furrowed; the sheer amount of information in the Star Alliance framework was overwhelming, making it difficult for him to get a clear comprehensive understanding all at once. So he abandoned the macro view and started with the details, gradually forming a general understanding.

"This matter is too big," Xiang Fei finally managed to utter after a long while.

Academician Ding nodded with a sigh, "Yes, once the Star Alliance is truly established, the history of Country C will undergo massive changes that are likely unprecedented, and the impact on Earth itself will be profound."

After reading through several more items, the shock in Xiang Fei's heart deepened. He pointed to one of the clauses and shook his head with a sigh, "Just this one point alone would make it difficult for many people to refuse."

The clause he was pointing to was the Genetic Advantage Liberation. This technology was the key for the Iridium Star people to leap from a lifespan and health condition roughly equivalent to Earthlings to now boasting an average lifespan of over two hundred years and extremely strong physical qualities. Within human genes lie numerous biological advantages, but these have been long suppressed.

Academician Ding continued, "Not interfering with Earth's internal affairs, following Iridium Star's lead in cosmic development and exploration, opening up to immigration and exchange, sharing Star Alliance resources—these basic principles are actually much better than what we expected. Our country's previous conception was equal diplomatic relations and trade exchanges with terrestrial nations.

However, Iridium Star people's advantage is too vast; even with normal trade, they could easily destroy any industry or economy on Earth. And indeed, we don't have much leverage over such an alien civilization if we want to make great progress. The downside of the Star Alliance is that it would tie us to the chariot of the Iridium Star people.

We still cannot fully comprehend this extraterrestrial power and whether they have ulterior motives. But what's the worst that could happen? At worst, the Iridium Star people might annihilate Earth, and then everyone would be doomed together anyway.

The concept of the Star Alliance comes from Chancellor Bai Zhongqi, and we can only hope that he remembers his roots and is naturally kind-hearted—otherwise, the consequences are unimaginable.

In reality, we actually have no choice at this critical juncture. History teaches us that a nation's development is either forward or backward. If we don't join the Star Alliance, it's inevitable that Iridium Star will seek cooperation with other countries.

If other countries gain these benefits, they may in turn oppress ours, which would be more terrifying than the century of humiliation we faced before liberation. Our nation is also facing many problems; economically, there's immense pressure for industrial transformation, and social conflicts are becoming more diverse and acute.

Joining the Star Alliance and ushering in our Intergalactic Era is an excellent breakthrough."

Xiang Fei looked at Academician Ding, who, even in illness, had exceptionally clear eyes and was very decisive in his thoughts and attitude.

"I understand. So, Academician Ding's opinion is that we should cooperate with the Iridium Star people and work on this Star Alliance?"

Academician Ding said, "Negotiations still need to be handled, but we must seize the opportunity before it's too late."

Xiang Fei also nodded seriously, adding, "I understand. I will convey your opinion to our top leaders."


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