Most social issues, in essence, stem from economic problems or are extensions of economic problems.
Since they lack the motivation for mass production and selling goods, naturally, they don't develop the corresponding technologies.
Because even if they produce items, they are almost impossible to transport, and even if they are transported, the costs are too high.
This makes it even less feasible to have a cheap supply chain system reliant on logistics.
The last time, due to special circumstances, the Native Empire of the Yucatan Island was accidentally transformed from indirect economic colonization to direct rule.
Here, perhaps the colonial system can be picked up again by selecting agents.
As long as we transport our industrial goods in, their primitive small-scale farming economy is certain to collapse.
Of course, that's not my goal.
