People have always feared war.

After all, I am still afraid of death.

Nell and his family are already standing by the port, and the cruise ship will come over in a while and bring them all back to the Federation.

At this time, Nell's face could no longer see the sense of superiority that those who are federal people had, only anxiety, panic, and fear remained.

His wives are comforting the children who are obviously not like the local people. These are Nell's family members, and he has a "extended family" in the local area.

This is common and in Nagalil you can take care of as many girls as you can afford.

Many men consider Nagalil to be part of the kingdom of heaven, at least in that respect.

A survey agency conducted a very meaningless survey on the cheating rate and divorce rate of federal citizens who have worked in Nagalil for more than three years.

The results were astonishing. About 78% of the interviewees admitted that they had cheated or maintained cheating while they were married.

Some people even generously admitted that they had established a new family in Nagalil and had their own wives and children.

At the same time, the divorced people accounted for 37% of the total number interviewed, and more people said that they would be separated from their federal families in the future.

This is a horrific social survey, and it also scares the women in the Federation!

Because the people interviewed are not middle-level and high-level people in society, but basically all ordinary people in society.

Those most ordinary workers, the most ordinary skilled workers, these can be called the bottom-level people in the federation!

Once these people are to be separated from their original families, it will inevitably have a terrible impact on the social environment at the bottom of the federation.

In the current federal society and family structure, most women are still full-time housewives. Once divorced, these housewives who have not worked much after graduating from high school and have been out of touch with society for a long time will have to face an embarrassing situation .

They have no way to support themselves, let alone support their families.

So when the survey was released, surprisingly, the federal divorce rate dropped!

Especially those workers' families who are lucky enough to be sent to work in Nagalil, the divorce rate of these families has dropped to a great extent.

Women in the family began to give in and suffer more, although they knew very well what their husbands might be doing, but... how can anyone solve this situation?

They don't have any competitiveness. Some TV stations have done some programs, and they go to Nagalil.

Girls over there, teens to twenties, young, beautiful girls who don't give a **** about what their "husbands" look like.

It doesn't matter if he's old and ugly and doesn't like to take a bath.

As long as they can make money, as long as they are willing to share some of the money to support these girls and their families, the girls are willing to sell themselves for a good price.

totally uncompetitive...

This has also caused the federal men living in Nagalil to always have an indescribable sense of superiority.

But at this time, those sense of superiority were dispelled by the news that Peng Jieao's army was constantly advancing.

There are still some federal people outside the port who have not been able to return to the federation in time. They tried to storm the port to get a chance to return to the federation, but they were all stopped by people maintaining law and order.

They begged, cried bitterly, or cursed, which did not change the attitude of the military police at all, just like those girls, begging, crying bitterly or cursing them, hoping that they could also take themselves to the Federation, they also chose to be indifferent.

Nell felt someone hugging his leg, he looked down, it was his "second son", he touched the child's head, the hair was very soft.

He liked the boy, more than his real eldest son, Lynch.

When Lynch was growing up, Nell played an incompetent father. The most common words he said to Lynch were "get out" and "you better not make me angry".

He always said to his wife and children, I earn money to support this family, so don't make trouble for me, I'm not interested in your stuff!

He didn't learn more about the things that happened during Lynch's growth, let alone get involved in Lynch's growth.

To him, Lynch was like a child who grew up overnight, which made him feel a little awed while being unfamiliar.

No way, the awe of the rich is something that capitalism has engraved in the bones of the federal people.

He doesn't like this way of getting along very much. He can't experience any joy of being a father from Lynch, but this child and these children are different.

He no longer needs to work hard to support himself and his family, and he has more time to participate in the growth of these children.

He knows when the child first walked independently, he knows when the child first yelled "papa," he knows a lot.

This stronger sense of immersion, coupled with his achievements, wealth, status, and **** of the family, gave him more joy and pride as a father.

"Everything will be fine." He lowered his head and looked at the boy. He smiled, hoping to use his composure to wash away the uneasiness on the boy's face.

The little boy didn't speak, just hugged his leg tightly and put his head on his thigh.

"Everything will be fine, and we will come back." He seemed to be telling his children and his wife.

But in fact, he was talking to himself.

The cruise ship in the distance was getting closer and closer, gradually approaching the shore, and those who did not have a ticket on the shore began to try to hit the port again.

Tickets are hard to buy now, especially when Peng Jieo's fleet is slowly advancing along the eastern coast, and there are frequent news of the sinking of some freighters and merchant ships.

Whether it is the Federation or the local shipping companies in Nagalil, they have recently begun to reduce or even stop similar operations.

There is no way, the ticket price for a boat is not enough to pay the sailor's pension, let alone buy a boat.

Except for a few small companies that are still working hard, basically the large shipping companies are no longer working.

The cruise ship in front of me is currently known as the last large cruise ship to and from Nagalil and the Federation within a month.

If you miss this time, there is a high possibility that you will not be able to leave.

This also led to the frighteningly high price of the boat ticket, but there were still not enough places for those people.

All of this happened too fast, if it weren't for Peng Jieo's army advancing too fast.

If it weren't for the natives of Nagalil, they would never resist.

Perhaps it is not so dangerous for the central and northern regions now.

But all this happened too quickly, and the federal side was also very angry at the shameless non-resistance policy of the Nagalilians.

But anger, just anger, doesn't mean much to the whole situation.

Under the "control" of the federal government and the Nagalil Joint Development Corporation, the entire ruling class of Nagalil has been completely emptied, which has also led to the lack of a strong authority in Nagalil.

Without this institution, there is no way for the loose bottom to unite, and for them, who rules and who doesn't rule?

As long as it can bring jobs, as long as they can feed them, as long as they don't plunder their wealth, they don't care who is the boss.

It can be the local indigenous privileged class, it can be the federal people, why can't it be the Penteo people?

This may also be some negative changes brought about by the savage growth of capitalism in this land. People have no faith and no fear of power. For them, money is the master of this world.

The capitalists have achieved what they want to see, but sometimes these beautiful things also hurt their toes!

The cruise ship was getting closer and closer, the gangway was lowered, and the ticket check began.

Nell and his family were about to board the ship. He glanced at Garton standing not far from him, hesitated, and finally walked over.

"Aren't you going with us?"

The relationship between Nell and Garton is actually very good. When Lynch hinted that he would take Garton's place in the future and become the provincial governor here, Nell has been getting close to Garton.

Lynch's father approached him, which was also an opportunity for Garton, a kind of honor, and a hint of joy.

Both parties actively catered to each other, and naturally got along very happily.

Nell tried to persuade Gardon to leave together, but he refused.

For this young man, Nagalil at this time is full of dangers. The rise of any new forces will inevitably cleanse the previous ruling class.

Just like after the federation came, the former privileged classes were all purged.

Although they say they did not do it, everyone knows that it was the Federals who did it.

After the Pengjieao people gain a firm foothold, they will inevitably launch a more brutal purge. As one of the current vested interests, he has a high probability of being purged.

But if he goes away...

Sometimes it's hard to understand the stupidity of a society ~lightnovelpub.net~ because you're blown away by people's minds, in every sense of the word.

The people of Nagalil have a very strong attitude towards foreigners like the Federation... probably because of the strength of the Federation. Even if the Federation has gone too far, the local aborigines will endure it.

Therefore, in the eyes of the Federation people, including the Penteo people, the Nagalilians are a very docile group.

Even if some are dishonest, they are only a minority.

But the attitude of locals towards locals is completely different from their attitude towards foreigners.

Cursing, beating, or even killing, these natives who are as docile as lambs will suddenly become demons!

If Garton left, he was unlikely to come back, because even if he did, the locals would be very dissatisfied with him.

These dissatisfaction will eventually be vented...