Chapter 63: The Merit of Education
"The Five-Year Plan for Ionia", this book is the magic book that Li Ke used to settle the war between Ionia and Noxus in one year. It is also the version that Shen and Zed taught him everything they knew and was compiled after field investigation.
Of course, it is about the transformation of the environment.
However, the inner core idea of building a united and unified Ionia was provided by Li Ke.
Although Ionia is a reflection of the Celestial Empire, it is actually just a mixed product of the Celestial Empire's scraps. However, the actual situation of this mixed product of the Celestial Empire's scraps is similar to that of India.
Each village has its own habits and customs, and even beliefs are different.
Although every Ionian values balance, like the Indians, there are countless beliefs beneath the balance.
In fact, most Indians believe in the Trimurti, but that does not mean they are united. Some believe in Shiva, some believe in Vishnu, and some believe in their wives.
The differences between each faith are just a matter of beating the shit out of it, and although Ionia is a lot more harmonious, the situation is similar.
For example, their village believes in wind and balance, and many customs are related to wind, but they also celebrate major festivals that are recognized by Ionians.
But in the next village, it’s different. People there believe in stones…
Because they are a village of stonemasons.
There are also those who believe in temples, believe in a special natural scripture, or believe in a long-lived vastaya.
This is all very common.
There are at least tens of thousands of different beliefs in Ionia.
Li Ke found a solution in this book, but the solution is actually not from Heaven...
It is the Indian model instead.
But there is no way around it, because Ionia has never had a unified concept since ancient times. If there was once a unified empire on this land, Li Ke could also carry out a Celestial Empire-style integration.
But unfortunately, no.
Don't underestimate this sense of unity and status. In many cases, this thing is really quite useful. Moreover, Li Ke really thinks that the Ionians cannot accept the method of copying the Chinese style.
Beliefs and habits, before a unified empire was formed, the conflicts between them were quite severe. Even if Li Ke had great ability to change things, it would take at least two or three generations to change some concepts and ideas.
The method that is suitable for China is actually not suitable for many places.
So we can only use the Indian method.
Shen listened carefully. He heard a lot of things in Li Ke's story that he didn't understand before. Although Li Ke's ability was only mediocre, he didn't live in this place for so many years in vain.
He had a relatively good understanding of the situation in Ionia. Also, because Ionia's life was too poor, he understood many things that he didn't understand on Earth, so it was not a problem for him to come up with a rough framework.
What's more, the cases in this book are actual cases, and they also describe the causes of many problems. They are the results of Li Ke's actual management of Ionia in the simulation world for several years.
Xia kept struggling at first, not wanting to listen to Li Ke's nonsense, but as Li Ke explained the contents of the book, her struggling movements became slower and slower, and her breathing became smoother. It was obvious that she began to concentrate on listening.
Li Ke was very pleased with this. He patted Xia's motionless head and expressed his words of praise.
"Well, you are quite intelligent. How much did you understand?"
He became more confident in his eloquence. He stood up from Xia's body and turned the tightly tied Xia over. The smug look on Li Ke's face turned dull.
Now Kasumi has activated the bloody Byakugan in Naruto, her face is purple and red with shame, and a lot of white foam is appearing in the mouth of the wooden sculpture, and the rope of the shadow spider silk around her neck is tightly embedded in the flesh.
Obviously, the rope started to tighten because of Xia's constant struggle, and because Xia kept struggling...
Um……
Um.
Looking at Xia's chest which was gradually stopping rising and falling and her purple-red cheeks, Li Ke nodded seriously.
"Well, it seems that you are ashamed of your ignorance! Also, Shen! Is there any uninhabited place around here? "
Then, he touched Xia's nose and found that air had started to come out. He quickly untied the ropes on Xia's body, and without waiting for Shen to answer, he bit Xia's lips, sucked out the white foam from her mouth and nose, then spit it out to the side and began to give Xia artificial respiration.
Fortunately, Xia's physical condition was very good. After Li Ke fed her a pill and Shen came over and cast a spell, she came back from the gates of hell.
Li Ke couldn't be blamed for this. Although the Shadow Spider Silk and Li Ke's way of binding would become tighter and tighter due to struggle, most people, ah, generally speaking, people with a normal mind would not struggle to the point of suffocating themselves.
So Li Ke sat there recovering, still frightened, staring at the sky with lifeless eyes, as if thinking about something. Xia asked and brought a bowl of water to Xia.
There was no other way. He had to tie her up. As soon as Su Ke woke up, Xia rushed over and tried to strangle Li Ke to death, so Li Ke tied her up again.
"Why didn't you remind me?"
So, Li Ke asked with some sorrow and anguish, if Xia had informed him earlier that she couldn't breathe, then he could have saved a pill!
A pill!
Xia's suffocation this time destroyed all the pills he had, which were already limited!
He was very curious. Xia was almost suffocated, so why didn't she remind him to help untie her? If he had gotten possessed in some way, wouldn't she have died in another minute or two?
Why the hell can't I remind you? Don't you have any idea?
And I was suffocated just to remind you!
Xia, who was about to jump into the river, suddenly looked towards Li Ke when she heard these words. But this time, the anger and hatred in her eyes only flashed for a moment, and was replaced by confusion.
She regrets it now, very much.
He regretted why he didn't just leave when he reached the river, or swear to the beaver tribe that he would never cause trouble again.
Now, she didn't know when she would die at the hands of this man, or when she would go crazy because of this man. Her only thought now was to go home and be with her father.
The human world is still too dangerous after all.
No, this man is too dangerous!
Maybe being a nomadic tribe isn't so bad? At least you won't go crazy...
Xia's eyes.
Lost the highlight.
