Chapter 478: Spending Money
Regarding the "land grabbing" activity, Gu Hang was in charge of the general direction, and he did not interfere with the specific strategies and execution.
The battlefields are scattered across dozens of planets, and the situation changes every day. It is impossible for him to handle it by himself.
His powerful psychic powers gave him the ability to handle multiple tasks. It was not impossible for him to coordinate and balance them all himself, but it was not necessary.
He fully trusted the alliance's military command system and left it to them.
Gu Hang himself began to think about how to use the tens of millions of gift points in his hands.
This is the basis for the subsequent development of the alliance.
The two largest waves came from the victory of Temir and the killing of Titus.
The former brought him more than 8.78 million points of blessings; although the latter war lasted for a short time, it was actually not small in scale.
When Gu Hang blocked Titus in the Jiangmeiyu star zone, that guy was still leading a force equivalent to about one-third of the main force of the greenskins, and most of them were destroyed by him in the naval battle. A few of them took the initiative to drive their ships to the surface before the explosion, and forced a landing even if it meant disintegrating. It is estimated that there will be many greenskin casualties, but it is better than being blown up by human ships in space.
Only a very few of them fled away on their boats.
The total number of greenskins who died could not be counted, but Gu Hang could see it from the battle report.
That's 700 million greenskins.
Plus more than two hundred green warships.
These battle results provided Gu Hang with a total of about four million grace points.
In addition, the Alliance has been bombarding the four major star zones of the Greenskins in recent days, and has also exploded more than two million points of gifts.
All of these added up to 15.22 million grace points.
With so many gift points, Gu Hang didn't plan to keep them for long and would definitely spend them.
He divided these gift points into three parts for consumption.
The first is the development of the civilian economy, with the core goal of improving productivity, which cost Gu Hang about 5 million grace points.
Talent enlightenment was carried out in various engineers, teachers, civil servants, etc. A large number of heroes in production positions improved the productivity development potential of the alliance from a human perspective. Here, Gu Hang spent 2 million, and hundreds of thousands of people suddenly felt that their talents in the areas they were best at were further enhanced one day, becoming "heroes" in their respective fields and within a certain range.
These people will then be included in the list of the Talent Reserve Bureau of the Alliance Development Department. After a period of observation, these people will be promoted faster within the alliance system in the future, and will be more likely to be sent to key positions and play a greater role.
Then, Gu Hang spent another 3 million on exchanging civilian buildings such as factories, colleges, and churches.
This means that tens of thousands of factories have been blessed by the system; thousands of schools and churches have been established in various parts of the world.
Half of this expenditure was spent in the Pegasus region, and the other half was spent on the worlds that signed the Economic Community Act.
The original ten worlds that signed the Economic Community Act have reached the vassal level LV5. Gu Hang thought about it and decided to merge these worlds into the alliance in order to expand the core territory and enhance the development potential of the alliance.
This means that the Alliance directly sent officials to manage these planets - originally, there would be a large number of Alliance officials involved in the government of the Economic Community, and now, a Alliance planetary government was directly established.
The union of these LV5 planets did not cause any major waves on the planets themselves. On the contrary, the native residents and the ruling class of these planets, after two years of baptism of alliance policies, wanted to formally join the alliance.
However, this incident still caused some shock to other worlds whose vassal levels were not high and which had not even signed the ECOSOC Act.
The current ruling classes on those planets have doubts about this, fearing that the Alliance's annexation will befall them in a few years.
The alliance's propaganda and diplomatic departments are working together to minimize the negative impact of merging the world and expanding the alliance.
There are two main means:
First, publicize to the public the benefits of signing the ECOSOC and joining the alliance, which will solve the unemployment problem, the survival problem, and the future development prospects will be better.
Secondly, it is necessary to publicize to the ruling class that there will be no liquidation after joining the alliance. Taking those worlds that have joined the alliance as an example, whether one wants to lie down and enjoy the wealth, the alliance will give it to them; if one wants to make progress, there will be more opportunities under the alliance system. After all, the past system of only having one planet as the stage has been broken, and in the future there will be dozens of planets as the stage.
Their work did produce certain results, and much of the resistance was alleviated by the publicity work.
The improvement of the civilian economy will make the alliance richer and more developed in the future.
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In addition, Gu Hang also spent 6 million grace points on military construction.
The biggest amount was spent on personnel training for the Allied Army and Navy.
The number of officers and generals who were enlightened also reached tens of thousands.
In addition, 400 million soldiers - most of them in the army, and a small number of naval sailors - have been trained in the soldier card system.
The alliance has grown to a total of 500 million ground forces, which seemed quite a lot before, but now it seems to be insufficient, absolutely not enough.
Moreover, the role that the Allied Army could play was completely incomparable to that of the Allied Army. In some key battles, even an Allied Army ten or twenty times in number was useless.
There is only room for so many people in a trench anyway. The Union Army can hold out there for a month. If the Allied forces come, those who arrive today will collapse tomorrow.
It's not that the Entente Army is too weak, they all have at least a year of military training. However, the level of the Alliance Army is too high, completely reaching the level of the Astra Militarum, there is a gap in level between the two.
Coincidentally, after the Alliance merged ten new worlds, its core population increased by about 15 billion, greatly expanding its human resource pool.
Later, Gu Hang plans to expand the number of the alliance army to more than one billion, and ensure that the proportion of T5 soldiers is at least 80%.
This means that Gu Hang will have to use the [Soldier Card] system to train 400 million soldiers in the future.
This is an investment of four million points of grace.
Another investment was in Space Marines.
Gu Hang planned to fill the last 500 people missing from the Phoenix Regiment all at once, which cost him about 500,000 points of grace.
In this way, the Phoenix has a scale of thousands of people, reaching the number of a standard regiment.
But in fact, it is not enough.
The Alliance will probably have to deal with the Iron Fury Stone in the future. There are rumors that the Light Fury Flame Warband has grown to about 3,000 people.
Not to mention, the Iron Armored Regiment, which has a larger scale of reproduction, might actually number tens of thousands.
According to the empire's regulations, the Phoenix must have revived. However, in terms of the need to fight against the Iron Fury Stone, the Phoenix is completely unable to compete.
What should I do about this?
There is no problem in directly increasing the number. If Gu Hang wants, he can save more from other aspects and keep tens of millions of points of grace, which can immediately increase the number of Phoenix to tens of thousands.
But... having more children than allowed won't stand up to scrutiny.
Tie Kai is shameless and is clearly seeking separatist power. Is Gu Hang going to do the same?
(End of this chapter)
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