Once the topic of immigration was brought up, the focus of the audience's discussion shifted.

Sang Ning seemed quite interested in the topic. After watching the audience chat for a while, she asked curiously, "Are there many planets that urgently need immigration?"

The audience member said a lot, and then I explained what happened in detail to her.

There are many life-bearing planets in the Moykaz universe. A life-bearing planet is a planet that can support life. For example, the desolate planet that Sang Ning and his friends are currently on is actually classified as a life-bearing planet.

The centralized center has a special department dedicated to searching for life-bearing planets. The main responsibility of this department is to search the entire universe for and register planets that could support intelligent life.

All the recorded life-bearing planets are ranked according to their size, ecological level, and habitability level, with a certain order of importance.

Then the central authority will develop these life-bearing stars based on their ranking.

The developed planets are classified according to their ecological environment and resource types, such as habitable planets, tourist planets, agricultural planets, industrial planets, and mineral planets.

Of all the planets, the mineral planet is the only one that does not accept immigrants.

But other planets need people, especially newly developed planets that are severely lacking in manpower.

In an effort to attract people, some planets offer very generous immigration incentives.

However, this reward is not very attractive to most intelligent races. The total population of all intelligent races in Moykaz exceeds 100 billion.

This population number seems large, but it is actually nothing compared to the entire Moykaz universe.

With all the resources in the universe readily available, most planets inhabited by intelligent life are in relatively good condition. Impoverished planets like E72 are extremely rare in the entire Moykaz universe.

There are too many habitable planets, meaning that the permanent population of each planet is not large.

There are numerous examples of a single intelligent species living on a single inhabited planet.

These races, due to differences in their reproductive capabilities, have resulted in vastly different permanent populations on various planets.

The most populous planet is the Imperial Capital in the central star region, with 1.2 billion people. It is also the center of political power.

The total area of ​​the Imperial Capital Star is slightly larger than that of the current planet E72, which was formerly known as the Blue Planet.

The original world of Sanning, the blue planet, had a population of nearly 10 billion at its peak.

The difference between tens of billions and nearly 10 billion is immense; you can easily imagine the difference.

If even the capital planet is like this, one can only imagine how desolate those planets with populations as low as two or three hundred million must be.

Therefore, every planet is short of people, and governments on every planet are trying to attract people from other planets to immigrate to their planet.

At the same time, in order to prevent population loss, the governments of each planet provide their citizens with very good welfare benefits.

As a result, wealthy people are unwilling to immigrate, while those who want to immigrate but lack the funds are blocked by their local governments.

Sang Ning fell silent, her anger growing.

"If all life-bearing planets are short of people, why are there still impoverished planets?"

audience,"···"

Well, how should I put it? ╮(╯▽╰)╭

Do you want to hear the truth or a lie?

Sang Ning spoke the truth without hesitation.

The audience said helplessly—

Discrimination is everywhere. Although every planet is short of people, there are still requirements for immigrants.

[Furthermore, there are only a few truly impoverished planets, but E72 is the poorest.]

[The inhabitants of some impoverished planets have already begun the process of migrating, but E72 is not among them.]

As for why no planet accepts residents of planet E72 for immigration, we do not know.

Phylloa couldn't help but ask, "Ningning, have you ever thought about this?"

"Um?"

She looked at Philoia and asked, "What's the problem?"

"Is it possible that it's not that the planets don't accept E72 residents, but that you've never applied for immigration in the first place?"

Sang Ning said matter-of-factly, "We have nowhere to apply. We often can't even access the StarNet, and the speed of receiving real-time information is very slow."

“It’s possible that we won’t receive information about major events and news in Moiqaz for at least a few months or more than a year. There’s an information gap.”

Upon hearing this, everyone was left speechless, unsure whether to laugh or cry.

Fimmonloa said helplessly, "Then it's not the fault of those planets that are short of people. It's your governor who should be blamed for not transmitting the information to you in time."

Qi Wenyuan, who had just logged on, heard Fei Mengluoya's words and felt utterly wronged.

He was about to defend himself when everything went black and he was disconnected again.

Qi Wenyuan, "..."

Qi Wenyuan was going crazy; this damn internet was really driving him crazy.

He always messes up at crucial moments. No, he's really had enough.

We need to urge Helian Sihua to get the signal receiver here as soon as possible.

Thus, Helian Sihua, who was engrossed in bronzes, cold weapons, jades and other artifacts with rich historical significance and the beauty of Chinese civilization, was urged by Qi Wenyuan.

Helian Sihua was speechless. He explained weakly, "It has already been shipped, but it will take time to get there."

"Please wait patiently a little longer."

How long will it take?

Qi Wenyuan asked, but Helian Sihua looked up at the ceiling of the sand-proof cave, how would he know?

"If nothing unexpected happens on the road, it will take about a month. If something unexpected happens, the timeline will be even longer."

Qi Wenyuan, "So long?"

"Normal time."

The implication is that it hasn't been long.

However, Qi Wenyuan hesitated for a long time before saying after a two-second pause, "Can you think of a solution?"

"There's no other way."

Without hesitation, Helian Sihua said, and Zhou Tutu, who was carefully carrying a protective shield, said, "We can use express delivery."

Do you have any common sense?

Helian Sihua was furious. Upon hearing this, he turned to Zhou Tutu and said, "The signal receiver is not allowed to be sent by express delivery. Due to the material, sending it by express delivery into the space jump point and space channel will cause magnetic field disturbances, leading to malfunctions in the jump point and channel."

At this point, he said seriously, "If the jump point and the tunnel malfunction together, the financial loss is a minor issue; triggering a massive interstellar explosion would be the real disaster. In that case, it wouldn't just be a single planet that would suffer; it could very well be an entire star system."

"So, what exactly did you learn in school when you rashly suggested using express delivery?"

Zhou Tutu looked bewildered. "Teacher, you forgot I'm a humanities student. I don't know any of this."

He's not a professional in this field, so how could he possibly know that the materials used to manufacture signal receivers could cause magnetic field disturbances at space jump points and in space channels?

Helian Sihua, "..."

Okay, it was his fault. He forgot that liberal arts students don't need to learn quantum physics such as quantum coherence and quantum entanglement.

"Go do your work, don't just stand there." With a wave of her hand, Helian Sihua shooed Zhou Tutu away like a fly.

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