I got an S-level talent in the apocalypse, and I will lead Blue Star to rise

Chapter 317 Different
Can we really make such a big decision?

Yes, this matter concerns future generations; we really need to think about it carefully.

The Chinese government quickly issued an explanation in response to the public's hesitation.

I just want to hear everyone's opinions. After all, China does not belong to one person or a certain group, but to all Chinese people.

Whether it's taking a desperate gamble or staying in this world, it concerns everyone's future.

Therefore, everyone should carefully consider and give their opinions.

After hearing the explanation, everyone started discussing it enthusiastically in the channel.

At this time, everyone is stuck at home and unable to go out.

It's dinnertime again, and everyone who's been running dungeons is back for dinner.

Therefore, this is also the time when the channel is most active.

Initially, the majority of people wanted to go home.

[No need to think, of course I'd go home. My home is in China, not this so-called survival world.]

I also agree that we should stand firm to the end. Our Chinese nation has a history of five thousand years, what haven't we seen? Why should we be afraid of this little game?

Why have I persisted until now if I can't go home?

China is their home, their root.

This world was too unfamiliar to them.

Therefore, the majority of voices hope that China will stick to its own plans.

Even if other countries disagree, even if people around the world are unwilling, China will persist.

But soon, other voices emerged.

Who can guarantee the plan will succeed? What if it fails? We'll lose our advantage and might end up as the lowest class in the world.

I don't think there's anything wrong with this world.

A third idea has also been proposed.

Let me state upfront that I want to go home, but given the current situation, it's unlikely. How about we try a two-pronged approach?

This claim was quickly refuted.

[You wish! We have limited resources right now, and we only have one Huacheng. We don't have the energy and time to let you try to cover up your weaknesses and pursue a two-pronged approach.]

For a moment, everyone was arguing.

Some argue that it's better to live a miserable life than to die a good death, and that living is living no matter where you are.

Perhaps, hundreds of years from now, the entire survival world will belong to China, and then our descendants will be able to return home.

They have faith in China and believe that even in another world, China can thrive.

However, some people argue that this is simply passing the problem on to future generations.

Let alone hundreds of years, maybe in a few decades, future generations will have no feelings for Earth.

By then, all their ancestors from Earth will be dead.

Who can guarantee that future generations will be obedient?

Maybe they just think living in a game world is pretty good.

After all, many of the "natives" of the game world today are also descendants of players, and they have long since lost the obsession with returning home.

Everyone has their own reasons, and no one can convince anyone else.

Those who advocate staying in the game world don't necessarily not want to go home; they simply want to take things slowly.

Instead of fighting alone, try to win over more allies.

Those who advocate returning home believe that this matter cannot be delayed and must be resolved as soon as possible.

After all, the world is full of uncertainties, and who can guarantee what will happen in the future?
They are even more afraid that their descendants will become accustomed to living in the game world and forget the way home.

The channel was filled with heated arguments, and even within a small family in China, family members had differing opinions. Cen Yi was determined to go home, even if other countries didn't support her; she still wanted to go home.

"These people are despicable and short-sighted!"

Grandpa was also indignant, "That's right, Yiyi is right, those guys are cowards, just fight them! Remember when we..."

Grandpa has always had a fiery temper and always believed that if there was a conflict, they should fight it out first and talk about it later!

Cen Yi nodded vigorously, "That's right, I think these people are overthinking things."

But the father didn't entirely agree with his daughter's words.

"Actually, those who want to slow down have a point."

Cen Yi never expected that her own father would have different ideas from hers.
"Dad! Do you also agree that we should stay here forever?"

Cen Guoqiang shook his head. "No, I don't want to stay here. I just want to find a better way, at least to increase the success rate."

Although he didn't know how many resources the entire Chinese camp had.

But even though their family is considered to be in a relatively good situation, their current food reserves are far from enough.

It's incredibly difficult to drive change across the entire game world with such limited resources and without any help.

He has also experienced hardship and knows firsthand how difficult it is to change the entire world.

“If we can just do our own thing and go back to Earth, I have no problem with that. But the problem now is that we have to change other people, or rather, we have to change a corrupt world.”

The difficulty involved is so great that Cen Guoqiang feels he has no way of even starting just by imagining it.

“Dad, you’ve been through more, you know how difficult this is.”

"Our older generation spent so much time and effort to change the old China, but now, we want to change the whole world!"

The greater the task, the greater the pressure on those involved.

Just like China, it took only a few decades to catch up with the development that took other countries hundreds of years.

Only they themselves know the true cost and sacrifice of two generations.

Cen Guoqiang still remembers how hard his parents worked back then.

His generation also endured a lot of hardship before they were able to provide their daughter with a slightly more stable life.

Because of his own experiences, he doesn't want his daughter to follow in his footsteps.

“Yiyi, Dad knows how hard it is to get here. As for descendants, I can’t care about that. All I can care about is you. As long as you are safe and sound in this life, Dad will be at peace.”

Cen Guoqiang's words silenced the entire family.

Qu Fengjiao never expected that her usually easy-going husband would be so stubborn at this moment, insisting on his own opinion.

Similar scenarios have occurred in other families as well.

For example, Yang Baiwei.

Her parents preferred to return to Earth, but Yang Baiwei had a different idea.

"Mom and Dad, to be honest, I don't care whether we can go back to Blue Star or not. I only care about Lingling. Right now, I just want her to grow up safely and peacefully. That would be enough for me."

China's plan is grand, but for Yang Baiwei, the uncertainty is too great.

She was also educated and knew that reform meant bloodshed and sacrifice.

She didn't want her daughter to take any risks, not even the slightest one.

Yang Baiwei wasn't against returning to Earth; she simply hoped that China's plans could be more comprehensive.

Yang Cheng also sighed, "As long as our family is all together, I'll be satisfied."

Ultimately, he won't live for many more years.

Whether or not he can return to Earth is not important to him.

Being with family is the most important thing.