There were no eternal empires in the universe, nor were there civilizations that could prosper forever.
If the Kree Empire's reversal against the Skrull Empire over the past several hundred thousand years proved that as long as a race was united and outstanding enough, it could defeat its opponent even with an absolute technological disadvantage—
Then the Kree Empire's impending destruction now proved that once individual strength surpassed a certain level, the advantages of technology and numbers would no longer mean anything.
These planets that had once been occupied, enslaved, threatened, and controlled by the Kree had all seen this as well. Almost without exception, they sent fleets to join Sakura's command, hoping to make an impression on the Queen who was about to replace the Kree as the New Empire's supreme ruler.
After all, Sakura was only one person. She did not have a vast race standing behind her with which to establish a ruling structure centered around her own kind.
Quite the opposite!
Her legions contained countless rare races from every corner of the universe.
This meant that the New Empire would be a society without a dominant ethnic group, one that was relatively open and inclusive. Everyone would be able to earn higher status and gain more rights through hard work.
Of course, as the Queen who had created all of this, she would stand above every law and order.
In the universe, it was hardly surprising for a leader who wielded such immense power to possess special privileges.
Compared to the Kree Empire, which treated non-Kree as slaves, Sakura might have adopted rather aggressive measures militarily, but in administration and civilian affairs, she granted every planet a tremendous degree of autonomy.
As long as they did not betray her and completed the production quotas assigned by