241: The Great Migration and the Pantheon

From the Federal Parliament above, down to the clerks in a certain street in a certain city on a remote planet, those who held power over people and affairs were all required to undergo a Heart-Questioning Examination.

During the Heart-Questioning Examination, any actions that harmed the Human Race's interests, prioritized personal gain over the Human Race's interests, misappropriated others' benefits, or privatized public resources would be struck down.

This time, the examiners were the absolutely fair and just human luck, and the Foundation Level and God could not and would not interfere with the human luck's examination.

The examination period lasted for one year, at the cost of one ten-thousandth of human luck, over eighty billion parasites within the Federal Parliament system and its various subordinate organizations were identified and marked.

Next, these parasites would naturally face their deserved consequences: minor offenses would lead to military conscription, serving as criminal soldiers to atone for their sins by fighting for the Human Race; major offenses would result in being nailed to the Human Race's pillar of shame, forever scorned by all people of the Human Race.

The parasite problem was just a minor issue.

Once the official problems were resolved and the system became clean, official power could then be used to examine problems at the civilian level, striking down corruption with absolute clarity.

This process continued for ten years.

Over ten years, the stubborn problems accumulated during the Human Federation's thirty-thousand-year development were cleansed, and by dealing with countless parasites and pests, the interests of all people of the Human Race were protected, fostering a more fair and just society.

This was a matter of immense benefit with no harm.

Initially, it cost one ten-thousandth of human luck.

During the process, because the interests of all people of the Human Race were safeguarded, the vitality of the Human Race reached a new height, and all people of the Human Race trusted the Federation more, further supporting the probability of the Human Race.

As a result, human luck increased by one percent and continued to grow.

Using human luck, the Human Race became better and stronger, and human luck increased; this was a very positive cycle.

Next, the Human Race officially began to change, and various strategies beneficial to all people of the Human Race could be smoothly implemented, allowing all people of the Human Race to fairly enjoy the benefits brought by the Human Race's strengthening.

The first strategy was the Great Migration.

The Human Race Territory consisted of one star, three realms, a hundred domains, and ten thousand regions.

The one star was Blue Star.

The three realms were the Star Realm, the Di Ku Jie (Cave World), and the Void World.

The hundred domains were the one hundred and three Origin Star Domains surrounding Blue Star.

The ten thousand regions were also star domains located at the edges of the hundred domains, belonging to long-undeveloped barren star domains.

The Human Race currently had 920 billion trillion living beings, all residing within this one star, three realms, a hundred domains, and ten thousand regions.

The first Great Migration policy, during the period of tribal closure when Foundation Level powerhouses guarded the borders, involved merging the ten thousand regions, integrating them into suitable Origin-level Star Domains, and making them part of the hundred domains.

A total of thirty-eight Origin-level Star Domains were integrated from the ten thousand regions. Only one-thousandth of the Human Race permanently resided in these thirty-eight Origin-level Star Domains; the rest of the Human Race were military soldiers, not considered permanent residents.

And the resource richness of these thirty-eight Origin-level Star Domains even surpassed that of the original hundred domains.

The original hundred domains had been developed for countless years, and their resources were already owned, whether by the Federation or individuals. Ordinary Human Race members did not enjoy much of them, as resources were limited and the population too large, so on average, there wasn't much left.

However, the newly formed Origin-level Star Domains had only been developed for a few thousand to ten thousand years. There were still countless planets awaiting development and countless resources waiting to be excavated, offering vast development potential.

In the new round of migration, as long as one was willing to pioneer and move to uninhabited planets to reside, they would start as a first-generation rich person. After all, large tracts of ownerless land needed people to occupy, develop, and transform them into everything usable by the Human Race.

After the migration, the per capita resource quantity for the Human Race in the original one star, three realms, and hundred domains area would naturally increase due to the reduced population, directly boosting their prosperity significantly.

And for the migrated Human Race, as long as they worked hard, resources would not be lacking, and their per capita resources would be incomparable to before.

This was just a simple migration. As the migration gradually developed the new thirty-eight Origin Star Domains, a continuous stream of resources would flow into the original one star, three realms, and hundred domains area, continuously increasing the per capita resource quantity for all Human Race members.

The Human Race was a whole; as the total amount of resources continuously increased, the Human Race as a whole would naturally become stronger.

The first Great Migration strategy targeted ordinary Human Race members who had not yet broken through to the Demigod level, who were also the main force of Human Race reproduction at this level.

The minimum cultivation level for all Human Race members was Fourth Order, which allowed them to live for a few hundred years. After diligently cultivating during the first thirty years of their golden cultivation period and recognizing reality, they would marry and have children, gambling on their descendants' success to drive their own growth.

The Human Race always deeply cherished children with their own bloodline, and the Human Race's environment was very suitable for reproduction. The more descendants there were, the greater the benefits they brought.

Therefore, having children, raising children, and contributing to the Human Race was the life of an ordinary Human Race member.

Their lives were not grand or spectacular; they were simply ordinary. As long as they lived diligently and worked hard to have and raise children, they were contributing to the Human Race.

And the Human Race Federal Parliament, the God Council, and the Foundation Level would not forget their contributions. Therefore, the first strategy was to benefit ordinary Human Race members and increase their wealth as much as possible.

The second strategy was to preach to all gods.

This strategy affected the Human Race elites who had broken through to the Demigod and Ascension to God levels, who were also the backbone of the Human Race's external expansion.

There were many Human Race Demigods and many Ascension to God level individuals, but the number of Gods was not large. The threshold for becoming a God was always a chasm that ordinary people had to face.

Aptitude was one threshold, and comprehension of rules was another.

Preaching to all gods could help the listening Demigods and Ascension to God cross the threshold of rule comprehension, slightly increasing the probability of Human Race Demigods and Ascension to God breaking through to become Gods.

Even if the Demigods and Ascension to God still could not break through to become Gods after listening to the preaching, their cultivation would genuinely improve somewhat. Increased cultivation meant increased lifespan and enhanced combat power, all of which were tangible benefits.

Except for true prodigies, most people could only contend with opponents of the same rank and could not fight across ranks. In such cases, higher cultivation naturally brought more advantages.

Deng Shen First Order was stronger than Demigods, and God Ascension Second Level was stronger than Deng Shen First Order. Among ordinary people, being one rank stronger in cultivation meant an insurmountable foe, so every increase in cultivation by one rank was a growth for ordinary people.

The Gods who preached were naturally those who had already gained something in the Ancestral Court Great World and could no longer gain significant further insights.

Not all Gods were like Lin Chen, who could infinitely comprehend the Dao, always immersed in rule comprehension, and always gaining insights.

Most Human Race Gods could only comprehend the Dao related to themselves, and their comprehension was limited. Furthermore, they could not accumulate comprehension indefinitely; they needed to digest it before they could comprehend again.

Therefore, there would be batches of Gods going to preach to Human Race Demigods and Ascension to God.

Moreover, this was also a good assignment. Gods who preached could receive the favor of human luck. With human luck's favor, they could quickly digest their gains in the Ancestral Court Great World and transform them into cultivation and combat power.

And under the impetus of human luck, they had the chance to advance further. human luck always favored those who contributed to the Human Race.

Lin Chen, who contributed greatly to the Human Race, was often favored by human luck. As long as he was within the Human Race Territory, he was as difficult to kill as a Foundation Level powerhouse.

And the Human Race's strategies were naturally not limited to these two.

Many more strategies would follow, but they required some time, especially those concerning bloodlines, which needed extensive preparation before they could begin.

[My apologies to all readers, I was hospitalized from the 10th to the 13th due to acute meningitis. The fever, cold, and headache I experienced earlier were symptoms, but as a 25-year-old, I thought it was just a common cold and didn't take it seriously. Then, on the 10th, I collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. I still need to stay in the hospital for a few more days and estimate it will be a few more days before I can resume updates. My sincerest apologies to everyone.]