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This is the wisdom of people in the apocalypse, and during the unloading, Zheng Yifan saw even more things.
Gun carts. Not armored vehicles equipped with firearms, but rather carts pushed by people, filled with long spears. It resembled a wall of nails, but this cart only had a single row of long spears, so it wasn't very heavy. Its main purpose was to block off entrances, drawing zombies in while people hid away. The zombies would automatically rush forward, and when they did, the cart would hold them back while people used the long spears to stab the zombies, turning them into zombie fluid.
In fact, Zombie Crystal s weren't cheap; some people had already begun to set their sights on them. They had many ideas and were handling things quite well.
Zheng Yifan didn't concern himself with them because only such thoughts could spark more methods.
Each Zombie Crystal was worth ten dollars—not expensive! It was really too cheap. However, to eliminate them required one's own methods and sufficient preparation; it was quite easy as long as one didn't provoke the large number of zombies in the city.
If you did provoke a horde of zombies, then sorry, you could only run.
The vehicle they were currently driving was meant for escape, and it even had the capability for brief skirmishes with zombies.
This vehicle had clearly burst out from a crowd of zombies.
Aunt De looked at the cargo behind her and counted with her eyes before instructing the driver to unload it.
All goods were guaranteed to be free from zombie contamination; otherwise, they couldn't be used. There were specialized personnel responsible for this inspection work.
These individuals rented protective suits provided by Hope Group and brought professional equipment to clean the supplies.
The fees weren't too high but also not cheap. However, no one wanted to become a zombie, so they had no choice but to purchase the service.
The cleaning took about five minutes. Once all items were cleared, they could be placed on the shelves.
This equipment was also obtained from Hope Group's laboratory in the Apocalyptic World; they provided such equipment mainly for detecting active zombie venom.
That is to say, the limbs of zombies still carried the virus.
After testing, safety could almost be guaranteed.
As for that vehicle, it definitely shouldn't be touched. It was covered in quite a bit of zombie fluid.
Zheng Yifan felt very pleased watching all of this unfold.
Life was gradually getting back on track for the Survivors. Although the Currency was slowly entering the market and had not yet reached the expected amount, it was already beginning to support their lives. Savings were a distant dream; only those who dared to fight and struggle could earn them. As for business, it was currently the most unprofitable venture. Their profits were not substantial, and if prices were too high, no one would buy. However, they had managed to establish a foothold, and profits would naturally follow in the future. The number of Survivors was still too low, and population constraints were severe. Yet, more and more Survivors were bound to emerge.
At that moment, Zheng Yifan received a phone call.
"What? Eastern Victory? The full recovery plan is no longer an issue?" In just half a month, Japan's territory had been almost entirely occupied. A country with over one hundred million people was no joke, but Berry and his team were still doing remarkably well. The main issue was that they still had many warriors and ample Supplies.
The warriors used both heavy and light weapons, but the final cleanup work always relied on light weapons. Submachine Guns were actually quite effective and convenient in terms of Supplies.
Most importantly, there were approximately ten million Survivors in Japan. Another industrial base had formed there, and they began producing daily necessities while factories were under construction.
The factories here did not fear pollution as much anymore; pollution indicators had risen significantly but still remained below international standards before the apocalypse.
The pollution in the Apocalyptic World was severe, with standards set so harshly that many industries could not operate without incurring exorbitant costs.
Zheng Yifan also wanted to use those expensive facilities but could not produce them in the real world since he temporarily lacked access to such equipment, which was confined to certain fixed areas.
In the post-apocalyptic Huaxia Nation, however, environmental management had already shown results. All high-pollution industries had essentially moved to Africa.
Zheng Yifan dared not go there. Africa! How many wild beasts roamed? It was a hellish place, far more difficult to deal with than Zombies.
Gradually, all thoughts began to clarify. With Eastern Victory achieved, cleanup would likely be completed in about three days. Then a batch of Administrators would be arranged, followed by promoting some individuals from the grassroots level to gradually form a management hierarchy.
In fact, Easterners were easy to manage; their hierarchical system was strict, and people obeyed orders well. Providing them with some level classifications turned out to be beneficial.
For them, commands from superiors were sacred and inviolable; superiors could berate subordinates as harshly as they wished without any concern for feelings.
There was no room for sentimentality.
Zheng Yifan liked using this method to control other countries because it was incredibly convenient. He could manage tens of millions of people with just a few hundred or thousand individuals—something unimaginable in the past.
With Eastern Victory secured, the next step would be for the warriors to land in Anton. Zheng Yifan needed to prepare temporary accommodations for them.
The Seven Legion areas had become overcrowded.
The number of warriors had exceeded one hundred thousand and continued to grow, with more warriors being recruited from Australia as well. In the future, their numbers would surpass one million in total.
The appearance of such an army in a Third-Tier City was overwhelming.
After the first wave of troops landed, subsequent forces would arrive in waves.
Once the front-line units had rested, they would bring their supply troops to the front.
They carried no heavy weapons, only light arms, but each team was equipped with communication devices, allowing them to send signals to Eve at any time, indicating the presence of hostile forces that could be resisted.
The decision to land in the Northeast was due to its low population density, but more importantly, the strength and combat capability of the military here were formidable. This fact was undeniable; they could clear or absorb those forces before the military had a chance to respond.
Zheng Yifan had this confidence because most of the current military units were uncoordinated. The satellites had all been taken care of by Zheng Yifan, and he knew exactly where signals were being sent from. It was easy to query the data.
Thus, while he couldn't claim to know both himself and his enemy completely, he was aware of most enemy positions.
There were no military forces within 100 kilometers to the north because they were still stationed further north.
This meant that Zheng Yifan could send troops to reclaim two or three cities before encountering the first wave of attacks.
Their primary objective now was to eliminate zombies and rescue survivors. Once the Northeast was fully occupied, they would advance with overwhelming force, aiming to restore the entire country. (To be continued)
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