Chu Guang was not interested in being a feudal lord. The times had changed. If he practiced that system, people would change it back in the future anyway. 0

That would be too much trouble.0

When the time comes, a lot of blood would be shed again.0

If he was crowned emperor, the players might think it was cool, and the aboriginal people would not have any opinions, but he might lose the support of conservative shelter residents like Hyrja.0

80% of the inheritance of the Federation of People had been inherited by the blue coats, and the origins of many major forces, including the Enterprise, all come from the shelters with top tier genetic sequences.0

Losing their favorability was equivalent to giving himself a debuff of -80% technological development. This was simply unacceptable for Chu Guang who always aimed for a Science victory in Civilization while always choosing materialism in Stellaris.5

He didn't intend to follow the old path of the Federation of People either.0

Full-domain decentralization would require an extremely rich base of computing power resources and productivity. The methods of the Prosperity Era may not be practical in the wasteland era. 0

Chu Guang knew exactly what...0