Perhaps the ordinary people do not feel it that deeply, but the factories have received more orders, the wages and bonuses have increased, and the money in their pockets has thickened. The market has more goods and commodities available than before, and people have gone from eating meat once a week to once every two or three days. These are indeed good days.
With this as a premise, naturally the support for Perfikot among the populace has skyrocketed, and even the approval rating of the current cabinet continues to climb.
In just six months, many people even feel that life seems to have returned to the most prosperous period of the Empire, and the Northern Territory seems to have become much like Langton in the past.
Such a change is undoubtedly astonishing. You must know that Langton's prosperity was built on the exploitation of the world's colonies by the Empire, using massive resources, while the Northern Territory does not have such resources.
