"To establish yourself in this world, perhaps you have to fight for 'name.' Since ancient times, Yanhuang Civilization has had the saying, 'Only name and tools must never be entrusted to others.' The 'name' here is similar.
Name means legitimacy, the name in having just cause; it also means righteousness—the name of a people, the name of a nation.
But the name here also includes 'patents,' the status of master and disciple, the status of inheritance, and so on. Or rather, it encompasses everything that can be associated with 'name.'
The patents here include not only technology, but cultivation and more. They are the name and profit exclusively belonging to a certain person or organization."
Chu Fei kept thinking while continuously discussing matters with the team, gradually enriching his own "direction for survival."
In a world that fought for name and profit, killing and fighting were common, yet they were not important. What mattered more was the name under which one fought and killed.
If two sides fought until their heads were bloodied and corpses carpeted the ground just to seize territory, that was not a problem. But if, after all that fighting, they ended up being criticized and condemned, then there was a problem.
Here, one had to kill people and seize land, but also occupy the moral high ground and earn everyone's praise.
Simply put, I beat you, and you still have to feel sorry for me. Then you lower your head, admit your mistake, and voluntarily offer tribute—no matter how much you cursed inwardly, you had to put on a show outwardly!
Honestly, that was difficult. But if this were treated as cultivation, it seemed understandable. Thinking carefully, if things were truly easy, they would not be your turn. Sometimes, it was precisely because matters were troublesome