Tauren Overlord

The people also looked at Lu Heng with anticipation, wanting to know who was killing them.

However, Maxime and Antoine, two members of the Survey Corps, showed no change in expression, and it seemed that they were truly unaware of the situation.

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Author's words: Thank you for the reward from [I really admire you]

233. Cognition follows reality

The names that the dead Tyrell shouted out loudly included not only the people who managed the Longhouse Supermarket, but also several middle-level cadres who were responsible for supervising the economic operations of the city.

I have to say, this is really a BUG.

Lu Heng also felt that the people under him might engage in corruption, so he naturally set up cadres to monitor corruption in the personnel design.

As a result, these cadres are able to exercise their subjective initiative and just follow the people they want to supervise and become corrupt. Isn't that a great pleasure?

It seems that this kind of top-down supervision is bound to have many limitations.

We still need to allow the small but not insignificant people to do more bottom-up supervision.

Although according to the laws formulated under the leadership of Lu Heng, any citizen is qualified to report the situation to the Construction Corps.

But in reality, countless ordinary people would rather starve than expose the greedy Tyrell gang.

Can we blame ordinary people for not living up to their expectations?

Lu Heng thought about it and felt that it was not right to blame them.

They were hungry, but someone had food in his hands, so the person who had food naturally had the economic basis to control them.

Tyrell didn't even have to take the initiative to grab it, and even without saying a word, the hungry people would gather around him:

"Please, please allow me to exchange some food in some way? You can raise the price, you can bully me, please!"

This kind of relationship between superiors and inferiors does not require Lu Heng or any other legislator to make special regulations, but it really exists.

Perhaps it was for this reason that even though Lu Heng gave them the right to supervise their superiors, they did not dare to use it because it would offend others.

Of the more than 2000 people in the city of New Taimenia, half were slaves liberated from the hands of their violent elder brother, and the other half were originally old farmers of the empire.

According to their past experience, having opinions is simply courting death, so how can they have opinions about the people above them?

Even if you really have objections, you have to endure it and make sure it is not discovered by the slave owners or imperial nobles above.

And when they get used to the pain that they cannot overcome, they will fall in love with this pain and regard it as happiness.

This is called cognition following reality.

In the cruel reality of life, they have long grown from children who are afraid of the dark to adults who are afraid of the light. Can we blame them for this?

Lu Heng thought about it and felt that he couldn't let them take the blame.

Even if his portal could transport 2000 modern people from his hometown, most of them probably wouldn't dare to fight hard to protect their own interests.

What’s more, what about them who have never been exposed to modern civilization?

This was reasonable even if they did not trust Earl William in their hearts to protect their interests.

People are like this and will not have any inexplicable beliefs about a society or a city.

Therefore, Lu Heng did not think that the starving people in front of him deserved to suffer just because their ideas were not advanced enough.

The ones who should really take the blame are those damn parasites.

As the dead Tyrell loudly confessed the list of corrupt officials, Weimar, who was sure that he was not on the list, immediately declared:

"We must strike the criminals with the most severe blow, beat them until they bleed, and then lock them up in jail together!"

"Be careful not to beat them to death. For the sake of our people, we still need to properly judge their crimes!"

Since the criminals themselves have confessed to their crimes, Weimar must of course draw a clear line between himself and these ugly guys.

At the same time, he also needed to convince the public, especially Earl William's potential spies in the northern continent, that only a small group of people were corrupt.

After all, the people in Changwu Supermarket are also non-staff members of the Construction Corps, so they have a share in the pots, big or small.

How can he prove that he is innocent and that his soul has not been polluted by selfish desires?

Of course, the more ruthless the criminals are nowadays, the more this proves it!

As the people of the Construction Corps began to show their skills, the criminal accomplices, including the doorman, seemed to have lost their souls and were overwhelmed by the gathering men.

But in Lu Heng's opinion, Weimar, who seemed to be doing his best at the moment, might not be as pure as he appeared.

To the common people, Tyrell is a high-ranking and powerful person; but to Weimar and Earl William, his status seems humble.

As the highest commander of the Construction Corps, Weimar did not need to personally participate in the exchange of interests at this level.

As long as he lets his subordinates do something, things will happen "naturally".

Therefore, it is not known whether the middle-level officials responsible for supervising the city’s economic operations have any connection with Weimar.

Perhaps this commander is just quietly enjoying the benefits of "lax control", and no one knows how lax he is with his subordinates.

However, the treatment of Weimar could be dealt with later. Before the communication ended, Lu Heng asked Tyrell one last question:

"Why do you oppress the people of this city?"

The damn Tyrell still tilted his neck and answered intermittently:

"Being an official is just to deal with the common people. If I don't deal with them, wouldn't my position as an official be in vain?"

Well, Lu Heng felt that his question was useless, so he directly asked the deputy captain Antoine to use the Great Resurrection Technique:

"Deputy Captain, according to the law this man should be killed, but I shouldn't be the one to kill him. How about you help revive him?"

What Lu Heng said was correct. Although he technically killed Tyrell for the purpose of spiritual communication, it was a form of lynching after all.

The normal death penalty process should include a trial, and then the public authority should execute the scum who has committed a capital crime.

If lynching is allowed to proceed unchecked, even if it is done for a just purpose, it will cause chaos in the entire society.

Besides, a bad enough scumbag deserves to die more than once, doesn't he?

In the end, Tyrell and his accomplices, who had died once, were thrown into prison, and would once again live in fear of death.

Under Weimar's organization, the people in front of the Longhouse Supermarket also received the food they needed.

Because the corruption problem was discovered early, the city of New Tammenia has not yet suffered a large-scale famine.

As of now, there are probably about 2000 people here, and perhaps most of them have solved the problem of hunger through other means.

If the number of people who tried to buy food and couldn't buy it was not 2000 out of 100, but 1000, there would probably be a riot.

After communicating with Tyrell, Lu Heng was somewhat relieved to find that the Logistics Department and the Survey Corps were both relatively clean organizations.

At least for now, no termites dare to suck the blood of those soldiers in the humanoid self-propelled artillery.

Of course, this is probably not simply because the people in the logistics department have high moral standards.

After all, technically, many soldiers can directly cause the termites to die physiologically.

The commanders who command this powerful force naturally have more say.

However, Weimar's troubles were still not over. Confused, he turned on the communicator again and asked Earl William who was far away in the East Continent:

"My Lord, I don't know how to honor that... enthusiastic citizen. What do you think would be most appropriate?"

Weimar's confusion was not without reason. After all, Lu Heng's behavior was almost a treasonous act in the eyes of normal order maintainers.

As for the rulers' commendation of the rebels, this had no precedent in all the history that Weimar knew and was truly too advanced.

He only knew that merits and demerits could not be offset, and that he could not be convicted. But if he encouraged them, what would happen if more non-staff personnel or even the corps itself were beaten?

Finally, Earl William solved his puzzle:

"Give me a car, a house, and money. It's up to you to decide on these little things."

“If we want to go far, we have to make people think we are on their side.”

“The best way to do that is to actually stand with them.”

"If you can't do it, you have to pretend that we at the top are good and it's just the little devils below who have a bad execution."

"But it's very tiring to keep acting. Sooner or later, you'll be exposed. In the end, you still have to act in your true colors."

"In the end, regardless of whether it's their true colors or their acting, whoever makes the public think we're on their side will be rewarded."

"I will punish anyone who can make the public think that we are on the opposite side of them."

"So the parasites within our ranks are the ones I hate the most. Have I made myself clear?"

In the end, Lu Heng not only obtained the newly rewarded villa and wealth, but also obtained the first car that had just been teleported to the New Taimenia City.

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Author's words: Thanks to [盖了帽了] for the coins, rewards and tickets for urging updates ww

234. Driving is amazing

Lu Heng drove his newly acquired sports car for a ride outside the city of New Taimenia.

After a fierce eye contact, Serena and Elsa, who were traveling with him, reluctantly agreed to let Lilia sit in the front seat.

But this loli was not honest at all. Before the car drove far, she touched Lu Heng's crotch and made an effort to absorb his semen.

Lu Heng quickly stopped the car. Fortunately, there was no other car on the road, so no traffic accidents occurred.

The fighting stick in his car was once again pulled out of the bunker by Lilia, and he had to fight an unprepared tough battle.

"Next time you want something, tell me in advance. If you launch a surprise attack on the driver like this, it will put everyone in the car in danger!"

Facing Lu Heng's reminder, the semen-sucking little Loli just raised her head lightly:

"I know, brother!"

Then she buried her head and gave Lu Heng's fighting stick in the car a perfect encirclement.

The intense pleasure made Lu Heng hold the steering wheel tightly, and asked with difficulty:

"Ah? When did I get a sister like you?"

The little Loli did not have enough mouth to answer Lu Heng's question. She held the fighting stick in the car tightly in her mouth, sucking it with great enjoyment.

Just after a minute, Lu Heng was almost about to ejaculate after being served by her...

Oh no, this little Loli’s oral skills have improved again. If I ejaculate so quickly, how will I deal with the siege of other girls later?

So he forced himself to divert his attention to distract from the pleasure of fighting on the stick in the car, and tried his best to make the battle last as long as possible in the little Loli's mouth.

What should I think about? First think about the car under me!

This prototype car is roughly made up of several monkey versions of "King Kong Knight".

Its "power device" comes from Di Yao's exclusive artistic ability, and its kinetic energy comes from the on-board psychic battery.

At the same time, the car is equipped with a sufficient amount of psychic energy absorption stones, which can continuously absorb psychic energy from the surrounding air.

According to Christina's research, spiritual energy does not only exist in water or in animals and plants, it is also widely present in the air.

If the air flow rate increases, the working efficiency of the psychic absorption stone will be further improved.

According to Christina's classification, this is the enhancing effect of the wind of magic on the absorption of psychic energy.

Christina's first thought was to build a windmill to artificially harness the magical wind.

Lu Heng soon came up with a further idea. He realized that one does not have to look for opportunities, but can also actively create them.

Creating air vents does not necessarily require wind blowing. If the object itself moves relative to the object at a faster speed, a faster air flow rate can be generated.

Isn't a sports car just an object that moves fast enough? The faster it runs, the stronger the wind, and the higher the efficiency of psychic energy absorption, right?