If this continued, Yue Yuan would inevitably become an absolute dictator—or rather, he already was one.
Yue Yuan sensed this as well, though he did not know when it had begun. Perhaps it was the moment he learned of the solar eruption, perhaps when the New Government was established, or perhaps just now, after he had finished the opening remarks.
Yue Yuan did not see anything wrong with it.
Still, Yue Yuan knew very well how he had become the leader. It was mainly because he had originally been the highest-ranking officer at Callisto Base. His position as leader of the New Government was largely inherited. Of course, he had held a vote, but he knew perfectly well what it had really been.
In any case, it had not been chosen through a popular vote by the entire population.
After that, he never mentioned replacing the leader again, and everyone silently understood.
Yue Yuan was someone who valued propriety and rules. He felt this could not go on forever, and that he would eventually need to establish a procedure for it.
For example, elections could be held regularly, though they still would not be elections by universal vote.
How often they would be held remained undecided. In any case, they would not be frequent. Space was hardly a kind place, and holding such things too often could easily drag a civilization into internal strife.
Humanity was still struggling desperately to survive. The leader certainly could not be replaced now. So Yue Yuan did intend to implement dictatorship, but he needed to set down a procedure for it. After all, the New Government had more positions than just that of leader. There also needed to be rules for the election and replacement of other offices.
Of course, since the word "dictatorship"