Elf Civilization in the Apocalypse

I hope the author can write better and better. At the same time, I would like to give some suggestions to the author. I believe that the author has already reformed the Elf Empire, so I jokingly called it the Seventh Reform of the Empire. Elves have a long lifespan and a small population. It is generally believed that they have difficulty in reproducing, but this is not the case. I did some simple math. The small population of elves is indeed due to their long lifespan. But it's not because of fertility difficulties, but because of values. Normal humans are born every 20 years. Both you can see four or five generations. As for elves, because they have a long lifespan, they should be four or five generations old. Then their adolescence is very long. The normal time to learn knowledge should be the same as that of humans. This frees up a lot of time to do nothing. So elves generally become experts in art. My suggestion for reform is to plan your career according to your age. That is, during periods of high curiosity. Come be a researcher. Those who are willing to be scientific researchers when they mature will have to switch to other professions if they are not willing to do so. This reform not only changed the normal concept of elves. We also need to support the reform of the elf education system. In the first 20 years, the basic knowledge is taught to the elf. Then start. Further education. And there is also a lot of preparation in the education system. Because there will be a large number of adult elves who will learn again when they change careers. And when these elves grow old, they will definitely switch to two or three professions. It is possible to turn four to six. But having changed so many careers, I must have rich life experiences. You can enter the Senate. That is, the think tank.

I drifted by and accidentally found this book. Are these elves from Ulthuan?

As for the Wishing House from before, I thought it was very good-looking.

Opened a new book again? Just found out

Come on, Lao Hei🤭

I took a look yesterday and found that the original empire had the same political system as the Holy Roman Empire. And the provincial system should be expanded further because the control power has increased. Rather than reducing the territory. At the same time, I think the economic system should no longer be based on the gold standard. Just use gold coins to trade. Because the protagonist needs to exchange gold coins for population. The transactions were in gold coins. This will lead to deflation, which will suppress economic development. And the reason why the protagonist's economy has not collapsed so far. It's because there are gold mines. When the gold mines are mined, the protagonist's economy will collapse. And there will be new arrivals to serve as successors. When the ancient empire had no population, you know, so it was better to take credit currency and gold to the center. Use grain gold as the equivalent. And I think the system is a bit stingy, summoning the army actually uses gold coins. I would like to give you a suggestion. After all, you are writing about the Renaissance Civilization stream. The most important carrier of civilization is people. And it is so difficult for you to increase the population. It is a weak civilization to begin with, but it is still so difficult. At the same time, you can actually remove the unlocking of buildings. After all, you are reviving civilization. It turns out that civilization already exists and has not been eradicated. Why do you have to unlock it again? Can't you make it yourself? The best thing is that the protagonist can increase the population at will. Build whatever you want. If you think it is too easy to do this, then what was the hardest thing to change about the Holy Roman Empire in the Middle Ages? The church! There is no way the Elf Empire would be without a church, right? How difficult is religion? Not only do they collect tithes, but they also have crusaders. What's more, there are knights who control education. Conservative resistance to imperial power. It is simply the protagonist's biggest difficulty.

It's pretty cool. It would be better if the characters could be more detailed.

Lao Zhao, I haven't signed the contract yet. . . . 😰😰😰