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Chapter 63: The Northern Side's Predicament
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    OmegaNebula
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    Trade isn't advanced knowledge, people. Trade between different groups of people goes back to thousands of BC. You straight up cannot reach the massive countries this world apparently has without trade.
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    Im An Evil God
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    Quote: Darkha22
    they don't have modern education like us, we try to look at anything in a different angle if it has problem, but they don't, because they are raised like this

    Precisely and the main character is from an advanced world!
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    Son Of Chaos
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    Everything is fine but why is he explaining to her ?
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      CorvusGG
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      Maybe to impress her intellectually.

      Also he already have an inkling that she already investigated him and his actions.

      He's just filling the blanks that she would know in the future.
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    awesomejerk
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    wow..how genious...an entire plethora of ministers cant think of it...
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      Darkha22
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      they don't have modern education like us, we try to look at anything in a different angle if it has problem, but they don't, because they are raised like this
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        Segan
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        You're severely underestimating the craftiness and intelligence of people deeply devoted to gathering wealth and power.

        Especially if you think "buy low and sell high" is a novel idea only a modern person can come up with. There is no "they are raised like this." People aren't fundamentally capped on how much they can advanced relative to previous generations. As long as there are benefits to be gained, someone will find a method of gaining them. Industrious people will even attempt stupid ideas in order to gain advantages, let alone obvious and "smart" ideas like this.

        A trade route is such an obvious idea that only an extremely primitive and isolated group wouldn't think to build one.
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