474: negotiation

Pan Han heard everything the leaders said earlier.

However, he didn't take it to heart; if it were him, he would have had the same concerns.

Ever since he became the Commander in the apocalypse, his perspective on many things had become completely different from before.

Being a leader means facing many situations that go against human nature; simply put, it is about making trade-offs.

Ordinary people in reality act as keyboard warriors on the internet.

They say you can't do this or that, but when they actually face difficult situations, they are sure to be dumbfounded.

A long time ago, Pan Han read a historical story.

A general leading troops to defend a city ran out of food, so he ordered the women to be killed to satisfy their hunger.

In ancient times, there was a specific term for this: "two-legged sheep."

There were many comments under this story, with quite a few people cursing the general for being inhuman.

At the time, Pan Han didn't understand and joined in the cursing.

Now he began to understand; if they didn't eat, they would only be waiting to starve to death.

Which is more important, one person's life or ten people's lives?

Modern values will tell you that the value of one person's life is infinite, and ten people's lives are also infinite!

Infinity cannot be compared with infinity.

Therefore, eating one person to save ten people is immoral.

Many keyboard warriors online also highly advocate this viewpoint.

However, ever since Pan Han began leading troops in the apocalypse, he understood that these people were merely seeking fame and fortune.

If such a thing happened in his own troops, he would issue the same order.

Moreover, there must be people in the army who think the same way but dare not say it.

They are all waiting for Pan Han to say it, and after he says it, they will gorge themselves!

Let others do the offensive work, but as for the benefits, one must definitely not miss out on their share.

This is human nature!

Pan Han only wanted to say one thing to this group of people: "I caused the trouble, and you take the credit! Are you all satisfied now?"

Leading an organization, or a country, naturally makes it impossible to satisfy everyone.

There will always be people jumping out to make veiled criticisms and point fingers, but are these people really as righteous as they claim to be?

Therefore, even if Pan Han took away the Eagle Sauce's nuclear bombs and destroyed their aircraft carrier fleet.

It doesn't mean he is a hero of the Dragon Kingdom!

If you don't realize this, you can't accomplish great things.

It's just that Pan Han is lucky; after evolving to the high-level peak, he is invincible across the entire Blue Star and can do whatever he wants.

If ordinary people want to be like this, they must let go of their self-esteem and absolutely not care about the opinions of others.

But man is the sum of all social relationships; how many people can let go?

Since you can't let go, don't be jealous when others succeed!

Being timid while being jealous of others and cursing is called being a hooligan.

However, Pan Han now has his own ideas as well.

Even if he is invincible across the Blue Star, he doesn't want to dominate; after things are over, he will definitely return to normal life.

If possible, he would just hole up in the Myanmar Northern Region and not come out.

Having the world in his heart doesn't stop him from going to the roadside to snap up buy-one-get-one-free waffle ice cream.

The Dragon Kingdom has a very good movie called "Let the Morons Fly"; when the protagonist defeats Master Huang, all his brothers leave him.

The background of the protagonist's decline is particularly memorable.

At the time, Pan Han didn't understand what it meant; he looked for many interpretation articles to read, but still couldn't understand the meaning.

Only now has he gradually begun to understand.

After the big things are done, the best destination for a hero is actually to retire to the mountains and forests with his family.

Watching his brothers pursue their own lives and happiness is better than having them follow him around, shouting and killing.

Heroes decline, eras rise!

An era without heroes is the best era!

Pan Han thought about a lot while in the air; not only did he figure out the outcome of this battle, but he also figured out his own future outcome.

The next moment, Pan Han appeared in the operation command room of The Pentagon.

The crowd hadn't even had time to run before it was too late! The protagonist has arrived, so everyone just listen and accept your fate.

Pan Han looked coldly at everyone present and found a chair to sit on.

The President, the Chief of the General Staff, and other staff members all dared not breathe loudly.

This is the invincible ultimate killer king!

"Now we can talk, right." Pan Han lit a cigar out of thin air; he didn't care at all about the gazes of others, for now he could truly do whatever he wanted!

Everyone looked at the President; he was the only one who could handle this conversation.

The President straightened his back slightly, snorted, and feigned composure, saying, "Mr. Pan, we can talk."

"Say it again!" Pan Han didn't even lift his head and retorted directly.

This old guy has a bad memory and needs to be knocked into shape.

"Uh! This..." The President suddenly remembered that he had called him Grandpa Pan before, and now he actually had to call him that again in front of so many people.

But the situation was stronger than the man, and he had to bow his head, so the President immediately put on a smile and said, "Grandpa Pan, what are your requirements? Just give your orders."

As long as you let go of your self-esteem, the sky immediately opens up.

The President switched so smoothly that he didn't even realize how nauseating that sentence was.

After hearing this, the other staff members all frowned, cursing the President in their hearts; there was no need to be so servile, right?

Pan Han saw everyone's expressions, which once again confirmed his earlier thoughts.

No matter what country they are from, they are all the same.

"Old man, does your word still count now?" Pan Han smiled slightly, but cast his gaze toward the others.

You guys don't like it? Then you can come and do it instead.

"This..." The President didn't expect Pan Han to ask like this, but he vaguely understood what he meant.

So he continued, "For now, it still counts, but I don't know if it will still count after I agree to your conditions."

That's right, the entire fleet had been destroyed; how could he, as President, continue to remain in office!

The Eagle Sauce citizens can't deal with Pan Han, but can't they deal with you?

"Then while your word still counts, let's begin."

"Okay, Grandpa Pan, please speak."

"My conditions are very simple. Cancel all acts of hostility, return the Knight Order's property, and have the Eagle Sauce military withdraw from the First Island Chain," Pan Han said slowly.

"I have no objections! I completely agree to your requirements." This time, the President had learned his lesson and agreed immediately without a moment's hesitation.

In this situation, how could they still resist? Who would dare to hunt down Pan Han!

The Knight Order's assets were originally his anyway; wasn't it only right to take them back?

The aircraft carriers were gone; what would they use to defend the First Island Chain? If they didn't withdraw the garrison quickly, were they going to keep them there for the New Year?

For the next decade or so, they should just honestly stay in the country and focus on development and recovery.

All previous spheres of influence would likely have to be abandoned.

Even if Pan Han didn't do this, the other four countries wouldn't let the opportunity pass.

When a whale falls, everything else thrives!

Once the leader is down, he will immediately be devoured by his followers.

This is the essence of the law of the jungle.

But everyone has an indescribable longing to be the big brother.

Is humanity really worth it?

"Very good! Come on, let's sign an agreement."

Pan Han was very satisfied with the President's reply. Of course he was satisfied, because he had a hundred ways to make himself satisfied.