CIATB Chapter 1753 Proposal
Chapter 1753 Proposal
Chapter 1753 Proposal
". Ladies and gentlemen, have you taken a close look at the inferior products? Those magic batons that break at the slightest hit, those armors that are as thin as paper, even the new recruits in the special forces know that they are just a bunch of garbage."
"I know what you are going to say. That is a choice to suppress prices. It is a helpless move at the moment."
"I have a plan. Can we get several Orthodox churches to unite? They are experts in this field. Can we formulate an industry standard to at least provide a bottom line?"
"We can provide appropriate subsidies. The first batch of civilian weapons and equipment does not need to be of high quality or differentiation. We can completely develop one or two most cost-effective ones under the existing conditions and let those craftsmen produce them uniformly."
It was still the familiar reception room, but it was already the second day.
On the TV screen on the side, the state legislator from Changping State was still talking.
This time, however, the legislators below listened relatively seriously and raised questions, discussed the causes, proposed solutions, and organized people to solve them. This is the normal process of meeting.
But these days, most of the proposals actually cannot be resolved at all. They can only be delayed, pending, or discussed again. Due to the absolute lack of resources, we can only prioritize the most urgent and important ones.
Although it cannot solve the problem, it can at least let everyone know about the problem and enter the solution process.
However, this is still a frustrating and even frustrating thing. Too many originally friendly colleagues have started direct conflicts in order to compete for resources and opportunities.
Everyone knows that there is no way to solve this problem, but it always makes people unhappy. Now it is rare to see a project that seems to have its own solution.
"It seems that no additional funding is needed?"
The key point has always been this: the best proposal to pass is one that does not require competing for budgets, does not require additional manpower, saves money or even makes money.
It only requires the Orthodox Church to take action, and it is self-imposed, which is also a plus for the current extremely scarce administrative and combat resources.
It looks like there will be another motion that can be passed today.
"But isn't this putting a yoke on the heads of current suppliers? Are they willing to do that?"
"I heard they are actually losing money, maybe they are willing to do it"
"How did you become a congressman if you actually believed that capitalists would lose money? If they really didn't make any money, they would have found a way to throw the matter out. Even if they couldn't throw it out, they would have set up a subsidiary to take the blame."
The experienced people naturally think further ahead. When they see this proposal, they know what might happen.
In fact, this time it was the official Dongguo who stepped in and interviewed some craftsmen, commercial churches and companies, asking them to increase the production of low-end goods to meet market needs.
The end of the plane war is probably the moment when the God of Gods leaves, which is about a hundred days away. In such a short time from design to line laying to mass production, it would be good enough to be able to sell some goods in some pilot business districts. The market is in chaos.
State-owned and official military factories? They are still supplying the front line. Considering the need to distribute goods nationwide, there is really no useful solution in this regard.
The Dongguo officials are indeed a bit anxious. After all, the data they have obtained makes the challenges of the coming era clearer and clearer.
Now, we are still in the window period after the end of the war. Most foreign creatures are intimidated and dare not come. But everyone knows that animals have a short memory, and intelligent creatures are better but limited. What is coming will come sooner or later.
All aspects of the upgraded Earth will be strengthened, but it will also sink deeper into the polluted multiverse and become easier to reach.
From the perspective of Lu Ping'an, who was unaware, the number of "foreign visitors" incidents across the country had at least quadrupled, and various space rifts and exchanges with foreign evil gods had also become more frequent.
It might really become a world like in fantasy novels, where you might encounter all kinds of monsters when you leave the village, and you might even encounter a dragon in the neighboring mountain.
Considering that many "high magic worlds" are really like this, "each village" and "each town" need sufficient defense forces, and ordinary people must also have relevant defense knowledge and means.
"To make an inappropriate analogy, in the fantasy medieval times where monsters are everywhere, even if there are no omnipotent rural adventurers, there must be farmers and militiamen who are good at hitting people with dung forks."
If the times had not changed so rapidly, the authorities would not have been in a hurry to implement the National Supernatural Plan. But the price is that many things are indeed not prepared, including the current weapons and equipment.
Teaching materials are easy to print, and primary training can also be done through video and audio recording, but weapons and equipment must be physical, and this can only be done by professional churches with production lines.
"Is this your idea? Are you confident that you can convince other churches?"
The councilman named Zhao from Gucheng City looked at his colleagues talking and asked Lu Ping'an about his plans.
He also felt deeply moved that the outstanding juniors whose names he had only heard of a few years ago had become great figures in the blink of an eye.
"About 70% to 80%. I talked to several other quasi-gods in charge, and they basically agreed. The specific situation needs to be discussed privately. They probably account for 30% of the current market. The next step is to force other churches to join one by one."
Lu Ping'an did not hide his thoughts. In fact, he came to ask for help from Councillors Gucheng and Changping, which meant that he intended to recruit them to join him from the beginning.
After all, this is an industry, and an industry that will bring in huge profits. More importantly, it is foreseeable that this will be a labor-intensive industrial project with small profits but quick turnover, which is quite effective in solving employment problems, and regional cities naturally hope to be able to settle here.
Lu Ping'an chatted with Councillor Zhao, whom he had met once, about the past events of his hometown, and they were laughing happily as they talked.
If it were before, he would only give this kind of project to the ancient city, but now, the relationship between Changping and the ancient city has eased.
After all, it was the ancient city that tried to break away from Changping's control. Now that the municipality has become completely independent, it has become the closest powerful city to Changping. In this era that requires military allies and trade exchanges, it is natural that the two are closer in all aspects.
“If it is done, where are the companies and factories going to be located?”
"Mine should be mainly in the ancient city, but this time it is impossible that I am the only one, so some should be in various cities in Changping."
Before, Lu Ping'an had to fight for the interests of the ancient city, but now that he has transcended it in a certain sense, he needs to treat everyone equally. His company spans the star region and naturally operates across cities.
Of course, he definitely prefers the ancient city in his heart, but he won't show it and will also drag Changping to play with him.
After all, he is from Gucheng, but he is also from Changping Prefecture. After he really jumps out, he will have to take care of both hometowns.
"Let's do it first. We don't know if it will work yet. My plan is this: we will first establish an industry association with its headquarters in the ancient city, and then formulate an industry standard to attract other companies to join. This will not only be good for the country, but also for the economic development of our city."
(End of this chapter)