From a developmental perspective, the reconstruction efforts following the second Global War, along with two globally pervasive national independence movements, marked the tail end of the industrialization wave and could be considered the last chance to cross the industrialization threshold. As the global structure gradually stabilized after the emergence of three major national blocs, those countries that had not yet achieved industrialization would be forever barred from the door of industrialization.
From this angle, Fanluo Country managed to board the last train of industrialization by allying with the Newland Republic.
Regrettably, Fanluo Country could not maintain this position, or rather, it failed to seize this last opportunity.
Strictly speaking, the challenges faced by Fanluo Country on the path of industrialization are not due to the Fanluo Authority but are inherent issues of the entire Fanluo Country and unsolvable historical legacy issues.
