There was nothing new under the sun.
What happened next in Turanze had played out many times on Earth as well.
Nothing more than, "That year, Jiangnan suffered drought, and the people of Quzhou ate one another."
In fact, when Dragon City had first crossed over, it too had endured a bloody age of collapsed order, where the strong preyed on the weak and lawlessness reigned.
In the New World ravaged by zombies, viruses, floods, and monsters, there might well have been Earthlings who became "cannibals," directly or indirectly.
But Dragon City's good fortune lay in the fact that this megacity, with tens of millions of residents, complete industrial, scientific research, and educational systems, vast stockpiles of war reserves including food, and a large garrison, had instantly crossed over into the Otherworld.
Though they were in another world.
The people of Dragon City still retained vivid memories of Earth Civilization.
The laws and morals of the Earth Era still possessed immense inertia.
Before the garrison was wiped out fighting floods, savage beasts, and the Zombie Virus, the radiance of humanity they displayed was like a raging blaze, enough to illuminate the survivors' path forward through that bloody, dark age.
Most importantly, the people of Dragon City had not, like the Ancient Turan People, crossed directly onto a Mother Body Fragment.
Instead, they had maintained a distance from the Mother Body Fragment—not too near, not too far, but exactly right.
This prevented the Mother Body Fragment from directly extending its demonic claws toward the Earthlings.
It could only transform into the Monster Mastermind, create Monster Civilization, and then drive hordes of monsters to attack Dragon City from the outside.
The overwhelming Beast Tide not only failed to crush the people of Dragon City's backbone, but instead compelled them to work as