Chapter 351: Subspace-Style New Policy (Part Two)

"What is the 'Subspace-Style New Policy'?"

Finally, they were no longer buried in their eyes, revealing speechlessness toward Xisi.

The crowd looked up again toward Xisi.

Even Makado, after a moment of silence, withdrew his gaze from the black‑gold Throne and turned it toward Xisi.

Seeing even Makado look at Xisi, the crowd naturally all followed suit.

After speaking, Xisi did not produce any paper report, but spoke directly:

"I am not seeking to reform the Empire through details or rules."

"I know this approach would be as good as farting for the Empire."

"My idea is simple; I will not interfere with certain details, and will only do a few things."

Having finished, under the crowd's finally interested gaze, Xisi extended his first finger:

"First, continue to increase the production capacity of administrative demons, constantly improving the Empire's internal affairs department's processing efficiency."

"Second, reform the Star Language Court, using the Green Skin regional network, to rebuild efficient interstellar communication for the Empire."

"Third, based on the first two points, implement authority consolidation over all worlds of the Empire, allowing Terra to have 100% control over every world!"

Xisi only mentioned these three broad directions, and none of them were at all profound.

Upon hearing these three points, Makado, who had previously been especially indifferent to Xisi's internal affairs, could no longer hold back, changing the iron‑blue pallor on his face from the black‑gold Throne to a brief astonishment after a moment of thought.

Xisi did not mention how to increase the Empire's production efficiency, nor how to improve civilian life.

He simply relied on the two points that the Empire had previously been unable to achieve, to comprehensively optimize the existing Imperial system.

Even these two points were not beyond others' imagination; it was merely that, with Dead Spirits advancing everywhere and the opportunity of full cooperation between the Four Gods and humanity, Xisi could happen to accomplish them.

After all, regarding the Empire's internal affairs system, Xisi is quite self‑aware.

Over ten thousand years of the Empire, countless prodigies and the great demon Jianqi who spent their lives establishing the internal affairs system, Xisi could not even comprehend it.

Let alone offering any guidance.

Xisi's so‑called new policy at this moment is more like a notification, informing the Empire's internal affairs elites that the foundation of governance is undergoing an upgrade!

And based on this upgrade, you should formulate new internal affairs plans.

After all, the Empire does not actually lack production capacity, and in many aspects it cannot compare with the myriad monsters and deities across the galaxy.

But solely in scale and production, it is utterly outclassed in every dimension.

You may mock the Empire for never using AI, but you must not mock its advanced 'biological automation'!

The Empire's advanced 'humanoid machinery technology' and its advanced 'free‑range management' have created what can be called endless production capacity.

Yet the Empire, despite having endless capacity, remains in this dead state.

The core reason is that the Empire has capacity but cannot mobilize it effectively.

Although the tithe tax is heavily criticized, it is currently the Empire's most effective means of mobilizing its massive capacity.

And now, the two points Xisi opened with are attempts to solve this problem for the Empire.

The continuously increasing number of administrative demons will grant the Empire ever‑improving internal affairs processing efficiency.

Combined with the interference‑free, clean and efficient Green Skin regional network communication, the Empire can conduct interstellar communications punctually and accurately without relying on dream mediation.

This means that edicts issued by Terra can reach the Empire's frontiers in merely a few dozen days, or even a few days.

And statistical data from the Empire's frontier worlds can be sent back to Terra, allowing Terra to grasp the actual situation.

Finally, with the powerful processing ability of administrative demons, Terra will, for the first time, be able to directly manage the entire Empire.

No longer need to cede authority to regional Governors for the tithe, which caused each Imperial world to have potential yet fail to develop; with the people no longer oppressed by the aristocracy, living standards will immediately experience a qualitative leap.

These ideas, after Xisi finished speaking, were immediately taken up by Fanluosi and others.

Then, as this series of changes unfolded, someone began to raise some doubts.

The first to speak up was, surprisingly, Vorgan.

"Lord Sisi, this reform is theoretically feasible."

"But for the Empire to manage so many worlds and ensure they strictly follow Imperial will, where can we find so many outstanding Governors?"

"After all, if we merely replace them with a new batch of aristocrats, it might not be an improvement for the people, but rather become a catastrophe."

Vorgan clearly expressed his concern for mortals, and Xisi, evidently prepared, looked directly to the other side of the crowd, thinking of another Original Body who held the sole solution to this problem.

Then, under Kiriman's bewildered 'I'm serious' stare, Xisi directly pointed at Kiriman and Luo Jia.

"It's simple: each world retains its existing official system, only requiring a reorganization under the new policy."

"Thus the officials we need to dispatch only need to wield the planet's highest authority, greatly reducing the number required."

"As for where to find outstanding officials..."

Xisi paused slightly, but the crowd, following the finger Xisi pointed with, fixed their gaze on Kiriman and Luo Jia.

This time, without Xisi speaking, Makado, after thoughtful consideration, used the opportunity to supplement Xisi and expressed support for this new policy!

"Extreme Warrior is a fine warrior, but also an outstanding politician."

"Sending one Extreme Warrior per world, tasked solely with executing Terra's will, is entirely sufficient."

"Then, combined with the steadfast faith and missionary abilities of the Whisperer, the Whisperer's absolute loyalty allows them to become a sharp sword supervising the Extreme Warriors, ensuring the governed worlds remain fully loyal to the Empire."

"Moreover, the Whisperer can also manage religious affairs of the governed worlds daily, ensuring the people and the Empire are always under a unified recognition."

"Indeed, assigning one Extreme Warrior and one Whisperer to each world is the optimal solution under this... uh, Subspace-Style New Policy."

Makado helped Xisi complete the entire explanation, and the others listening found it quite reasonable.

One responsible for actual execution, how to execute.

One responsible for supervising execution, ensuring loyalty.

And combined with the Terra administrative demons' 007-level powerful processing efficiency.

Even if they inherit an outdated official system, a slight reorganization can bring a massive leap to the Empire's entire administrative system.

As long as overall efficiency rises and the Empire's edicts can be correctly carried out, even if it's ten taxes nine, it would still be a leap in living standards that the people could scarcely even imagine!

"Just..."

The crowd's eyes grew brighter the more they thought, and then at that moment Makado quietly added another sentence.

Everyone was puzzled, and even Xisi seemed curious; Makado then brought up the most crucial question and asked Xisi.

"But with such large‑scale seizure of authority, what would the Governors do? What if they rebel?"

Makado feared crawling creatures, and the subordinates, stuck in habitual thinking, were unwilling to offend all those who had once directly overseen the tithe.

Instead, Xisi was momentarily stunned, then, with a hint of confusion, retorted with a question.

"These people don't even heed the Divine Emperor's words; they are no longer ordinary Nobility."

"Then we still can't strike a heavy blow?!"