Terence Tao smiled softly:
“Yes, a strong country and a prosperous people are two different things!

“The Han people were unrivalled in military power, but the lives of ordinary people did not improve substantially.

“On the other hand, although the Song Dynasty lacked military power, its people were prosperous.

“You’re going the wrong way, my friend.”

Tao Zhexuan said slowly:

“The United States has the strongest military in the world, but when it comes to the wealth of its people, it doesn’t even rank in the top ten.

“The richest country in the world is Luxembourg, followed by Ireland, Qatar, Norway, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland.

“You’ve spent your entire life pursuing fame, the title of being the best in the world.

“Even if I become number one in the world, what’s the point?
“Have those people you protect really lived a life of wealth and leisure?”

Tao’s words were like a heavy hammer, hitting Jiang Huai’s heart.

Jiang Huai raised his head slightly and looked at Terence Tao:
“I understand, Terence Tao. The real enemy is not outside, but inside.”

Terence Tao smiled calmly:
“Yes, my friend. What is really difficult is not to change the world, but to change people’s hearts.”

Jiang Huai’s eyes became firm, and he finally understood his true mission.

Becoming the world’s number one in military power does not conflict with becoming the world’s number one in people’s wealth.

Only by breaking the 80/20 rule can the vast majority of people living in that land live a truly rich and leisurely life.

This is the meaning of his existence.

So what if he is the best in the world? What does it have to do with ordinary people?
Eighty percent of the resources are monopolized by twenty percent of the people.

“But how do we break the Pareto Principle?”

Jiang Huai seemed to be seeking answers in an unfathomable void.

He stared at Terence Tao in front of him, as if expecting him to give him guidance at the last moment.

However, Tao was destined to be unable to answer him.

Tao Zhexuan’s face became paler and paler, and cold sweat rolled down his forehead like beans.

His eyes were filled with fatigue.

A huge crack suddenly appeared in the sky, and the golden sky was instantly swallowed up into endless darkness.

The surrounding buildings, trees, and even the land beneath our feet all crumbled and dispersed like sand.

The air was filled with a shrill whimpering sound, like the groaning of countless dead souls, or the final sound of a shattered dream.

Jiang Huai was shocked to find something unusual, and a sharp pain surged from the bottom of his heart.

The pain was different from physical trauma, but a kind of heart-wrenching and lung-piercing torment of the soul.

Every nerve seemed to be burning, and every breath was like being cut by a sharp knife.

“Zhexuan Tao! Have you been enduring this kind of pain every day for the past ten years in my dream?”

Jiang Huai roared hoarsely.

Tao was shaky at the moment and even had a hard time standing.

He heard Jiang Huai’s question, but he didn’t even have the energy to answer.

He was too weak to speak and just smiled.

There was relief in that smile, but also deep sadness.

The dream world collapses.

The dream ends!

……

real world.

U.S. Academy of Sciences, top floor.

The blinding sunlight streamed in through the huge glass windows, and the room was completely silent.

Terence Tao sat on a chair on the top floor, his head slightly lowered and his hands hanging limply at his sides.

Fresh red blood was constantly oozing out of his seven orifices – eyes, ears, nose and mouth.

This scene was extremely miserable, as if he had experienced eighteen kinds of torture in his lifetime.

This is a cerebral hemorrhage caused by excessive brain use and cerebral hypertension.

Terence Tao’s brain was in overdrive during his dreams.

What if, there were no dreams in those last ten years.

He should have died peacefully.

But he chose to help Jiang Huai, and at the cost of dying in pain, he explored the future path for Jiang Huai.

…a spot in the sky a few kilometers away from the Academy of Sciences.

In the blue sky, the morning light shines down and the clouds move slowly in the breeze.

The earth is quiet, as if everything that happened last night was just a distant dream.

A mosquito is flying in the sky, with a complicated heart.

Jiang Huai’s mood at this moment was like the sea of ​​clouds in front of him, surging with conflicting and mixed emotions.

The figure of Terence Tao seemed to still echo in his mind.

Jiang Huai was silent for a long time, thinking over and over again in his mind, and finally understood Tao Zhexuan’s intention.

Terence Tao’s ten-year dream has three purposes.

1. He understood the US’s plan

Jiang Huai recalled the life-and-death crisis in the desert.

Under the threat of nuclear weapons, death is imminent.

Now I understand that it was Terence Tao’s calculations and deductions in his dreams.

Terence Tao cleared the fog for him, allowing him to avoid the most deadly traps in the United States in reality.

2. See the future path for him

Jiang Huai was obsessed with making that land the best in the world, using powerful force to defeat everything, even at the cost of slaughtering innocent people.

He thought that was the right path, but Terence Tao revealed it to him through a dream:

A strong country and a prosperous people are two different things.

Even if that land becomes the number one in the world, the 80/20 rule still exists and the quality of life of most people has not changed.

Being number one in the world is nothing but a meaningless title.

Terence Tao made Jiang Huai re-examine his own path.

3. Use the restrictions of the fake system to warn him
In a real system, god-level talents have no hidden rules or restrictions.

The hidden rules in the fake system are actually a hint.

Through this hidden rule prohibiting killing, Tao told Jiang Huai:
The blind pursuit of killing will not bring about real change.

Even if Jiang Huai kills all the people in the world, the 80/20 rule will still reappear because the root of the problem is human nature.

All of this reflects Terence Tao’s good intentions.

“Ugh……”

Jiang Huai sighed inwardly and narrowed his eyes slightly.

He was not a man who was easily moved, but at this moment, an unspeakable complex emotion arose in his heart.

What kind of person is Terence Tao?

Jiang Huai has actually never been fully understood, and perhaps no one in this world can truly understand him.

If Terence Tao could kill Jiang Huai in his dream, surely he would not be merciful or hesitate.

When he found that he could not kill Jiang Huai, Tao chose to use his own life to help Jiang Huai see the future path for him.

The relationship between them is a delicate and complex one.

They are enemies because of their different positions.

But they are also friends because they admire each other.

Jiang Huai may not understand Terence Tao.

But Terence Tao must understand JAC.

Because of this, he used the last of his life to point out a way forward for Jiang Huai.

Jiang Huai looked up at the morning sky, his eyes filled with emotion and a hint of melancholy.

He whispered in his heart:
“Thank you, Terence Tao.”

Jiang Huai had never felt the weight he was carrying was so heavy.

It turns out that conquering the world and becoming the world’s number one is not difficult…

The difficulty lies in how to enable ordinary people to live a good life?
How to break the 80/20 rule and transcend the shackles of human nature?

How to truly combine power and abundance?

JAC has no answers to these questions.

But he knew that he was no longer the same person.

The sunlight fell on the body of the Jianghuai mosquito, casting a long shadow.

Jianghuai flapped its wings and took a firm step towards the unknown future. (End of this chapter)