Jiang Ping said decisively: "There is no room for negotiation. This is an order, and it will be executed immediately!"

Anthony dared not resist, so he had to say with a bitter face: "Okay, Commander Jiang, I will execute your order now."

It was obvious that the other party was serious, and he did not dare to be careless and disobeyed the situation. He immediately issued an order to completely stop the ship manufacturing base.

At the same time, he quickly called Hebrew and informed the other party of the news.

After hearing this news, Hebrew felt very sudden and unexpected.

Commander Jiang suddenly inspected Lanling Island and ordered the island's ship manufacturing base to be suspended?

Why didn’t I hear any rumor before?

"Did you not have you been in good health when Commander Jiang was inspecting him, and you offended him, making him angry, and making trouble through the excuse?" Hebrew asked.

Anthony looked bitter and said, "General Jiang was conducting a secret inspection this time. We did not receive any notice beforehand. It was not until he contacted me on his own initiative that I knew that he was here... Besides, General Jiang is not such a person and has always been in business. How could he deliberately oppose us because of the inadequate reception? I think there must be other reasons in this..."

Hebrew thought about it again, but couldn't figure it out, and immediately said, "Okay, I will find some time to communicate with him about this matter. Yes, has the project of the ship building base stopped now?"

Anthony said: "I have ordered the suspension of work as commander Jiang said."

Anthony praised: "You are doing well, we can't let him catch any handle at this time."

He asked about the construction of some settlements. Anthony ended the call.

After flying around Lanling Island, after inspection, the flying saucer flew away from Lanling Island and flew towards other settlements under construction.

On the flying saucer, Christina couldn't help but wonder and asked, "Jiang Ping, why did you give such an order just now?"

Jiang Ping said lightly: "It's very simple, it's not the time to build a ship now."

Christina still didn't understand and asked again: "Why?"

Everyone knows that in the interstellar world, ships are one of the most important resources. Without ships, you can't go anywhere. You can't cross the vast interstellar world, you can only stay in a corner.

Jiang Ping said: "Now our ships are enough. We have decided to settle in Jialan Star, and there is no need to expand outside for a while. Building ships requires a lot of resources. We must now use limited resources in places where we need them more."

Christina still disagreed and said, "Our situation is not about being at ease now. We are always facing threats from the Greens. As one of the most important resources for interstellar confrontation, ships are naturally the more they are better, right?"

Jiang Ping said: "You are right, but now we are fighting against the Greens, we are mainly defense. There is no need for offense and this strength. If we really want to start a war, then the most suitable attack power is the light and practical UFO. It is cheap to build and can be produced in large quantities. It is cheaper than large and bulky ships, which is much more affordable. It is our best choice at the moment."

After hearing this, Christina understood a little.

Jiang Ping continued: "In addition, I don't want to build ships at this stage to stimulate the Greens and make the situation more complicated."

Christina was stunned and said, "Can we let the Greens let us go and eliminate hostility to us without building ships?"

Jiang Ping said: "At least, they can eliminate some of their guards. If we don't build ships, we just show them that we have no intention of expanding outward. If possible, living peacefully with these Greens is the best choice, and we have no intention of dominating, right?"

Christina said: "I hope this is the case, but if you want to live in peace with them, I am afraid that the Greens will not agree."

After a long circle of other settlements, the UFO finally settled in the settlement built by federal volunteers.

The total number of federal people who volunteered to join the Great Migration Force, including the later stowaways, was about 300,000. Although they have always maintained a "low-key" and have no say in the entire Great Migration Force, they are obviously also a force that cannot be ignored.

These federal volunteers who volunteered to join the Great Migration Force may have various purposes, whether it is a whim of curiosity or a romantic fantasy. In short, they have left their original hometown of Milky Way and have now arrived here, so it is impossible for them to go back for a while.

During the endless interstellar voyage with various supplies shortages, all of them had regrets and were full of confusion and disappointment about their future. If they could withdraw and return halfway, I believe they might give up such a great migration and return to the Milky Way, which is a stable and comfortable hometown.

Unfortunately, they did not turn back when they set out on the journey of great migration. Since they embarked on the journey of great migration, they had no room for regret. The end of quitting halfway will only end up lost in the vast interstellar world and will never be able to go back.

Fortunately, they all persevered in the end, and thankfully, they didn't let them wait for long, and they really found a new planet of life, an ideal home suitable for human habitation.

They all cheered and quickly joined the vigorous action of building a new home.

These people were selected to get "ship tickets" and joined the migration force. They were all talented in one or more aspects. They contained huge creative power. In terms of comprehensive strength, they were no worse than those prehistoric civilization races, and even worse.

Of course, when it comes to personal power, they may not be as good as those prehistoric civilization races with supernatural powers. However, they have stronger power in developing scientific and technological civilization. Perhaps it is precisely because of their lack of strength that they are more good at using things and can develop higher, faster and stronger scientific and technological civilizations.

This may also be a balance for the Creator.

Jiang Ping did not act as a hand-off manager like other prehistoric civilization races, let go and "govern it by doing nothing", but instead seriously considered this issue.

As a result of the final consideration, he decided to implement a democratic system in the management of this army.

Simply put, they manage their own affairs themselves, and under the entire migration force, a relatively independent small government is formed, and the managers of various functional departments of the government are all led to elected public opinion representatives.

In addition, like other forces, this small government has no military command power, and all military forces are unified in the command center of the Great Migration Force.

On this point, Jiang Ping was not at all ambiguity, because he understood that the "alliance" organization of the Great Migration Forces was already very loose. If even military forces could not be unified, it would be like a mess of sand and each would be in charge of its own affairs.

In the vast interstellar world, perhaps everyone can still unite and work together, but when they get here, they find a suitable settlement and everyone has settled down. If there is no strong and unified military command, the most likely result will be division.

And now that there are still various external threats, the result of division is to perish itself.

Jiang Ping met with some of the people in charge of the settlement at the settlement, and these people were actually representatives of public opinion elected by this federal volunteer unit and were responsible for the management of the entire army.

Although they were elected representatives of public opinion, Jiang Ping, the commander-in-chief, could dismiss them at will. This was a convention that Jiang Ping had forcibly passed when he was worried that these elected representatives of public opinion were "doing random things".

Of course, Jiang Ping only has the right to dismiss, but does not have the right to recommend it, which means he does not have the right to recommend public opinion representatives. Public opinion representatives can only be elected through public elections and then handed over to Jiang Ping for approval, so that public opinion representatives can officially take office.

Therefore, when these public opinion representatives met Jiang Ping, they were respectful because they knew that they were public opinion representatives now, but they might be dismissed by the other party at the next moment, and the reasons could be ignored.

Jiang Ping casually asked about some matters about settlements and federal volunteer forces, and these public opinion representatives also reported carefully.

This is also the only force that Jiang Ping can easily interfere in internal affairs. For other prehistoric civilization races, he does not have the power to interfere in internal affairs like this, and he does not want to do this.

Of course, as long as Meriff is still in front of the leader, he also has absolute control over the Genetic Transformation Human Force.

During the inquiry, Jiang Ping learned that the federal volunteer army actually had a plan to build a ship manufacturing base. After hearing this, he naturally rejected the plan on the spot.

From this incident, he had already felt that such loose management and "doing their own governance" still had too many disadvantages.

For example, the Atlantis wanted to build a ship manufacturing base, and the federal volunteer troops here also wanted to build it. He didn't know whether other forces would need to build it, but he thought there were still some.

But does the entire migration force really need so many ship manufacturing bases? The answer is no. In fact, the migration force does not need so many ship manufacturing bases at all. Perhaps only one or two are enough.

This situation must exist in other fields. Such duplicate construction without planning will undoubtedly cause great waste of resources.

It seems that such a loose and independent situation does not work and needs to be changed.
Chapter completed!