A Demon's Invitation

I might not have any good ideas for now, but I could still stall for time.

Faced with Jue Changge's perfectly justified argument and proposal,

quite a few transmigrators on the scene immediately felt he was talking complete bullshit.

It would be better to just start fighting!

Whichever side survived got the final say.

That was so practical and straightforward!

Yet quite a few transmigrators also felt that his words made some sense.

Since the transmigrator community was far too mixed, with one guy becoming a Devil King in another world and another becoming a savior there, making the two sides irreconcilable the moment they met, then simply minding their own business was not such a bad idea either.

And the transmigrators who held that view vastly outnumbered the former group.

It fully showed that, provided there was a way to let sleeping dogs lie, the hot-blooded bros who believed in fighting anyone who disagreed were ultimately only a minority.

Truly sigh-worthy!

After thinking for a moment,

the person who had asked the question earlier also felt that although Jue Changge's method lacked any technical sophistication, it did seem to make some sense. So he asked:

"Then do you have any rough ideas?"

Faced with that question,

Jue Changge said excitedly:

"I think the main reason our conflicts have escalated so severely is that our structure is too scattered, and there are no rules that everyone tacitly recognizes. So I want to establish an organization composed entirely of transmigrators, serving as a large-scale Mutual Aid Society and arbitration body for transmigrators, setting some mutually accepted default Game Rules for everyone."

"The organization's upper ranks would be filled by a certain number of powerful transmigrators, with authority divided according to their respective strength..."

His words were highly organized.

He even listed,