"What should I do?" Aaron knew nothing about it.

"Satisfies their interests, gives them the identity of a noble, gives them their own conditions, and gives them a legitimate identity."

Thinking about what the elder said, is this legitimate identity that these guys need the most at this time?

Aaron, he was wondering what he meant by saying this?

Billions of years ago, when humans were still in the power of tribal union, the royal family stabilized their rights through fictional gods.

When the imperial power, which was absolutely dominant, continued to decline with the rise of various forces, finally formed the so-called democratic federal system in front of us.

Most people think that this is because of human progress, which leads to institutional progress.

But will humans really make progress? Since entering the interstellar colonial era, humans and even cloning technology have been greatly restricted. All human technologies are for the existing human gene products and provide services.

Because only in this way can we ensure that there will be no problems in people and the system will become more stable.

But a strong enemy has appeared at this time.

Faced with the failure of the fleet, people can only make that dynamic progress by changing themselves.

Extreme examples are always in front of you. If you just want to make such progress, you just need to join the insect swarm.

The entire human genes are completely contributed to the master. As long as the insect swarm does not perish, humans will not perish.

So the problem is not just about individuals. The system is not about the problem, it just depends on what kind of enemy people are facing.

When the enemies people face are their own, the party struggles used to attack each other and intrigue naturally become a good means of rule.

But when the enemy facing humans was an alien insect that wanted to destroy the entire human race, Aaron suddenly lit up at this moment.
Chapter completed!