Lighting up super-god technology in the Three-Body World

Chapter 207 Are you going to disobey me too?
In the 47th year of the Xinyuan era,
The great rebellion of the Trisolaran civilization, which began in New Era 24, has continued to this day without end.
No matter how hard the leader thought about it, he could not have imagined that the reason why the rebels were able to maintain their strength for so long without collapsing was due to the secret operations of the scientific governor.

Although the leader possessed the highest authority over the mind wall, the scientific governor left a way to break through it, allowing the rebels to completely escape the constraints of the mind network.

To eradicate them, we can only rely on physical encirclement and suppression; mind control and the like are no longer effective.

Furthermore, since other Trisolaran civilians are still connected to the mind-sharing network, the rebels only need to capture one soldier to read the entire army's deployment plan.

All I can say is that a war waged by a lack of transparency in thinking against a world of transparency is tantamount to a dimensional reduction attack.

The Führer was helpless in this situation; he couldn't possibly install mind-blocking devices on everyone in the entire legion to prevent their thoughts from being read.
Putting aside the question of whether the Legion would rebel if this were done, this action itself contradicts the Führer's plan to cleanse the Trisolaran mind.

As the biggest beneficiary of the old system, even the head of state cannot avoid maintaining it; it is the nature of life.

Even if the old system no longer meets the needs of the new era, it can still cope with the survival crisis, and that's enough!
To hell with all those beautiful ideals! The current leader is the supreme ruler of the Trisolaran civilization, the one who holds the highest power.

Trying to strip him of this aura is equivalent to forcing an emperor who held real power to abdicate in ancient times.

is it possible?
Even in the era of the United Nations, humanity is reluctant to give up even the vanity built on money. If Jiang Fan hadn't violently implemented the purge plan, who knows how many regimes would exist on Earth!

The Trisolaran civilization claims that the humans of Earth are insects, only slightly more technologically advanced, but that their political views are the same, or even more perverse.

The Führer was very distressed.

To suppress the rebels, military operations need to be kept secret.
For military operations to be kept secret, it is necessary to ensure that the rebels cannot access all information through individuals.

To isolate information from its widespread reach, it is necessary to build mental barriers.
The ability to create a mental barrier means that the legion's thoughts cannot be controlled, and no one can predict what the consequences will be.

Originally, all the Trisolarans were connected to a mind-sharing network, and everyone was pure; they could have survived under this model.

As a result, the emergence of the thought wall was like a rat dropping, directly disrupting the original social balance and causing some Trisolarans to develop inappropriate desires.

The key issue is that the Trisolarans, whose thoughts are transparent, cannot deal with the Trisolarans, whose thoughts are not transparent, and they also have no way to resist the will of the leader.

This distorted social reality is strikingly similar to someone controlling a bunch of puppets to fight against another person.

The puppet has a huge weakness that cannot be overcome, because if it were, the puppet would become the enemy.

The leader and the entire Trisolaran civilization are currently in a state of extreme, terrifying balance.
The rebels were convinced of their victory because they could expand the boundaries of their mental barrier and find ways to evade the Führer's pursuit.

The leader was also convinced of his victory because he controlled 99 percent of the power, and that power came from the level of thought!

Without external intervention, this situation is likely to continue for a very long time!

No one can say for sure who the winner will be in the end.

Logically speaking, the current internal situation of the Trisolaran civilization is the one that best serves Earth's interests.
As long as we can maintain our current state and prevent the Trisolaran civilization from focusing on the development of Earth, it will be a victory for human civilization.

Throughout history, every nation faced with this situation has made the same choice.

They watched from the sidelines and profited from it.

Therefore, those countries all perished.

While the demise wasn't solely due to inaction, it's fair to say that making that choice was tantamount to declaring to the world that one was a pragmatist and an egoist.
There is no lofty ideal that can unite everyone; it is simply a regime that prioritizes its own interests above all else. How could people under such a regime possibly develop a noble sense of justice?

A regime is a highly reflective representation of the ideas of all individuals within a collective, and at the same time, it influences all the ideas of those individuals.

Every political decision reveals the character of a nation's people and whether it has the potential to embrace all individuals.

Learning from history, Jiang Fan does not intend to do that. He wants to lead the Blue Star civilization to fully intervene in the liberation of the Trisolaran civilization, in the image of a savior!
If the two civilizations didn't actually share no common origin,

He even wanted to emulate the Chinese cultural tradition of passing down the lineage, and create archaeological evidence that the Earthlings and the Trisolarans were actually one family.

The speed at which they merge is so fast that it's practically flying, and there's truly no longer any barrier between them.

Three body base,

The military governor stood before the head of state and reported cautiously.
"Your Majesty, the rebels have infiltrated District 47 and seized its military resources."

Seeing that the head of state remained silent, the military governor continued,
"According to reliable intelligence, the rebels also want to seize listening and broadcasting systems in order to deter us."

The atmosphere around the head of state grew increasingly oppressive, and the military governor, forcing himself to speak, uttered another sentence.
"They also wanted to contact Earth through the Sophon system in an attempt to obtain assistance from Earth's civilization."

The leader's anger flared up instantly.

"This is a blatant and shameless betrayal! To actually try to collude with Earth civilization is simply outrageous!"

A fierce killing intent spread rampantly.
"Military governor, how many rebels have you executed?"

The military governor replied,
"Your Majesty, so far, the bodies of more than 900,000 rebels have been burned, and the smoke in the capital square is extremely thick."

"How many rebels are still being held in prison?"

"There are 430,000 left."

The leader said coldly,
"Finally, an ultimatum was sent to the rebels, along with details of the burning, informing them of it,"

"If they continue to resist, these 430,000 so-called comrades will also turn to ashes! What right does an organization that doesn't even dare to rescue its own people have to talk about liberating the Trisolaran civilization?"

With just one order, millions were burned at the stake—a sight never seen before in the entire history of Earth.

Even the most tyrannical monarchs can only commit such massive atrocities by using the pretext of war.
Such an imperial edict, which directly orders the execution of more than a million people, is utterly appalling!

No matter the era or who it is, anyone who dares to issue such an order is just waiting to be overthrown!

The military governor, unusually showing reluctance, proposed...

“Your Majesty, perhaps if we break down their mental barriers, we can still get them to work for civilization? Even if they do the most basic jobs.”

The head of state stared at the military governor.
Are you also going to disobey me?

(End of this chapter)