What? Ultraman is lifelong?

Belia left. No one knew whether his coming here was a coincidence, perhaps even he himself did not know. However, before he left, he suddenly said to Zero,

"Fighting is always simple. People at that time only needed to think about how to win. However, few people really thought about how to turn that victory into their own achievements after a certain victory in the war."

"I am not Ken's kind of person. I actually have no interest in teaching other people, even if that person is my son, and, whether it is an adopted son or a biological son,

But I really want to tell you one thing now, that is, Zero, you may be full of resistance to the method of using force to compete for the domination of the universe, but I have to tell you that it may not be the best method, nor the method with the least casualties, or even the most decent method.

But that must be the easiest way.”

A strange laugh came from the corner of Belia's mouth. "I can imagine why the me in the parallel universe has tried to control a universe countless times in that way. Because only by mobilizing the power of an entire universe can it be possible to completely defeat the Kingdom of Light."

"As for you, Zero, what I just said is actually not complete. Fighting is always simple. Construction is more difficult than fighting. But do you know what is the most difficult thing?"

"What is it?" asked Zero with some confusion.

"It was the imperceptible battles during the construction."

Zero watched Belia leave. He actually didn't understand what Belia said. He just watched him leave in a hurry.

As the commander of the revolutionary army on the battlefield, the other party has stayed in this inconspicuous place for too long. Zero understands that if he does not regard himself as a soldier, he is actually just an insignificant little person.

An insignificant little person who has some culture and can train some people.

Zero returned to the table on the spaceship. He still didn't know what to say. He would no longer be easily shaken by Belia's words, but was this really a good thing?

What if the reason he didn't waver was because he couldn't listen to any truth? What if some of Beria's views were actually correct, but he rejected some different ideas because he insisted on his own thinking?

Tapping on the table, Zero suddenly saw the demon fragments left by Belia. He casually put these demon fragments into the drawer, and then let the spaceship slowly float towards where he lived.

In fact, since he had become the head of the militia system and had his own spaceship, he didn't need to go back to the farm.

If Zero wanted, he could just stay in the spaceship as a big shot. After all, he was also the head of an armed force.

But even though the farm no longer needed him, Cerro felt that he still could not leave them, because he now understood that food was the foundation of everything.

Lying on the spaceship, Zero thought about Belia's words. To be honest, as a citizen of the Land of Light, just recalling some of what Belia said, Zero instinctively felt that his brain was not clean.

Such words are very unfair to the Kingdom of Light. This Belia is not like the Belia of Absolut, who replaced the concept by saying that if the Kingdom of Light is really so great and glorious, it should "sacrifice" itself, "sacrifice" the Kingdom of Light, gather all the energy, create some super soldiers, and then completely achieve peace. This strange concept, which actually cannot stand scrutiny, seems to be a hypocritical concept of the people of the Kingdom of Light.

Are the people of Light hypocritical?

Everyone knows that is impossible. In this universe, there cannot be a civilization kinder than the Kingdom of Light. At least among the super civilizations, the Kingdom of Light must be the kindest one.

Having seen the life of ordinary people, Zero believes this with absolute certainty.

However, unlike the Beria of Absolut, this Beria who came from a more distant parallel universe and was sent by Big Bocasto to command the revolutionary army seemed to have a completely different logic.

He fully acknowledged that the Kingdom of Light was a great, noble, and miraculous civilization.

However, it is precisely because of this that the Kingdom of Light will only ever be a civilization that destroys monsters, and it is impossible for it to become the kind of civilization that most people in the universe need, because the Kingdom of Light will never be able to truly help those civilizations that need help.

Unlike the Kingdom of Light, whether it is the Empera Empire or the Belia Empire, after occupying a planet or civilization, they will give the civilization something according to their own plans.

Although all they did was just for the sake of a bigger war, logically, such behavior would indeed promote the development of most civilizations in the universe.

What's even more outrageous is that because both the emperor and Beria are in a high position, they are almost absolutely fair when planning the path of civilization.

They would not refer too much to the initial level of the conquered and occupied civilizations, but would only consider how to transform them into part of the empire according to the talents, resources and intentions of the civilizations.

This may be because they themselves are from the front line. They understand better than those interstellar alliance-type rulers what is more in line with the logic of "war". Suitable people do suitable things, talented people do things corresponding to their talents, and people with strong beliefs do things that are in line with their beliefs.

Although the framework is generally limited to the scope of war, in a vague way, what Belia and the Emperor did is actually similar to the internal arrangements of the Kingdom of Light.

Zero knew the systems of the Empera Empire and the Belia Empire, and also understood what Belia had just said, that there was an inherent inequality between civilizations and that there were differences in talent.

But he didn't expect that Belia seemed to have thought about this problem seriously. It seemed that in Belia's view, a Kingdom of Light that only knew how to destroy monsters could not become the source of thought of the universe. Only a tough force that interfered with all civilizations had the energy to make the universe move in the direction that the Kingdom of Light expected.

It's illogical, ridiculous, and full of blood and killing.

But Zero had to admit that this was not completely unreasonable.

This period of life made Zero understand one thing: survival is not an easy thing, and development is even more difficult than survival. As for ideology and morality, those are things that can only be thought about when one is full.

Sometimes it seems inevitable to give up some bottom line for development, and sometimes it seems inevitable to give up some development for survival.

The inevitable is inevitable, and the future that the Kingdom of Light longs for is inevitably far away.

Every civilization has its own utopia, its own Peach Blossom Spring, but that is difficult. Zero completely disagrees with the practice of civilization temporarily giving up the future because of some current events, but he also has no way to make these people give up their survival and choose an illusory future.

Because, if the limit of a civilization is to avoid starving people to death, then rather than telling them about the Ultra Spirit, a military-industrial enterprise that can absorb the labor force may be what they need more.

If civilizations rely on themselves to develop slowly, then just crossing the barrier of survival is enough to exhaust the potential of a civilization. A civilization that enters the so-called development stage already has blood on its hands, which the Kingdom of Light cannot accept.

This civilization may one day look back and criticize its past self, the self that was once feudal, backward, had blood on its hands, and had low moral standards.

However, if these people were sent back to the era of hunger in the past, they would most likely choose to walk the bloody road again.

Under such repeated pulling, Zero fell asleep little by little in the spaceship. In his dream, the Kingdom of Light began to make changes, trying to use its own power to promote the development of the entire universe, but the result was not good.

The Kingdom of Light did push the universe forward a little bit, but the Kingdom of Light itself was also pulled down by such actions and fell a little bit.

Just as the Kingdom of Light itself expected, it was impossible for the Kingdom of Light to handle all the trivial matters. With their end, inevitably, in the repeated entanglements, the Kingdom of Light's reputation in the universe began to fall.

Even more outrageous, faced with those difficult issues that were simply impossible to handle, some people in the Kingdom of Light began to have psychological problems because of their noble hearts.

Zero was awakened from his dream by this scene, and his first reaction was that this dream came at a very timely moment.

This gave Zero some ideas. He didn't think that the story in the dream meant that the Kingdom of Light was wrong. On the contrary, he just felt that the Kingdom of Light did not make the right choice. He felt that he just needed to find a suitable balance and a perfect system.

Perhaps the Kingdom of Light can take the initiative to push other civilizations in the universe for a while. Yes, why not?

If the Kingdom of Light can really make the entire universe move forward, then perhaps as long as the "degree" is controlled well, it can ensure that the Kingdom of Light itself will not be affected and make the universe a better place.

Cero was in a good mood, but it didn't last long. As he entered the farm, he found that something had happened here when he left.

Someone secretly carried out organized destruction on some of the farm's machinery and animals, and people from the Interstellar Alliance were operating in secret.

Zero suddenly realized what Belia said to him before he left, that fighting is easy, construction is difficult, and fighting during construction is the most difficult.

He seemed to understand what Beria meant by the battle under construction.

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The current situation is that the other party has successfully brought the work of a large group of people to a standstill with only a small amount of manpower and resources, and destroyed the work results of a large group of people over the past few days.

Soon everyone came up with the idea of ​​increasing the number and work of the militia, which was to directly strengthen security.

As the head of the militia, Cero understood what this meant.

If the workload and number of militiamen are increased, the number of workers and peasants will be reduced, which means their production and construction will be reduced.

However, if we do not increase the workload and quantity in this regard, everyone will be frightened, and it will lead to the possibility of a second or even more sabotage activities in the future.

After weighing the pros and cons, Zero agreed to the proposals of others. He agreed to help train more militiamen and even soldiers. He must ensure the safety of development instead of being constantly attacked during the process of development and construction.

Zero had some experience in some "criminal investigation" and "security" work. After all, the work he had done in the universe, tracking down Belia's clues, actually had similar aspects. Soon, he told the militia organizations and soldier groups on the various planets he managed about some places that needed special attention.

As long as they take action, they will be able to directly strike down a large number of obstacles planted by the Interstellar Alliance. At that time, they should be able to disband some of the people and return to production and construction.

Better days are yet to come.

Cero is very confident. He feels that there is nothing wrong with his ideas and his experience. He is waiting for good news from other places.

Good news indeed came. The latest news came from all the planets. They captured a large number of hidden members of the Interstellar Alliance.

The better news is that these people often have some supplies or funds for activities.

Calculated this way, it seems that the personnel mobilized these days not only did not "lose money", but instead made everyone earn a lot.

Zero felt that what Belia said was a bit exaggerated, or maybe he was too powerful, otherwise, how could he have achieved a "victory" so easily.

Just like that, after a few days of good news, some bad news began to appear.

The enemy hid deeper, and, for the first time, men began to die fighting the agents of the Interplanetary Alliance.

More people wanted to join the fight against the Interstellar Alliance because they knew they were fighting for themselves. However, Zero was not very happy about these applications because along with the applications came news from other departments on various planets.

Looking at the news, Cerro could clearly feel that the actions of these days had affected their normal operations, and withdrawing more manpower was something they would never agree to.

As a soldier of the Space Guard, Zero knew that for the Space Guard, dying in battle was a sad but glorious thing. In this regard, it was actually the same for these ordinary civilizations.

But the difference is that after the soldiers of the Space Guard die in battle, more reservists can be inspired and immediately join the team of their predecessors. For these ordinary civilizations, if they want to do so, they must calculate more.

Zero felt angry, helpless and uneasy, but he couldn't blame anyone.

He had someone send the victim's information. He was an ordinary worker. Due to family reasons, he had not participated in the war with the Interstellar Alliance before. This time, he seemed to think that the militia system was suitable for him, so he joined. But unexpectedly, he was sacrificed like this.

It was not the first time that Zero knew about the sacrifice of a "companion", but this was indeed the first time that he had to deal with the so-called "afterlife" and "compensation" matters. Zero now understood how huge a blow the death of an adult male was to an ordinary family in an ordinary civilization.