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The discussion beneath the post reached more than thirty-eight thousand comments.
In the end, everyone finally reached a consensus.
No matter how many difficulties they faced or risks they encountered, they had to limit the power of Peerless Experts and elevate the status and strength of ordinary people.
This was not about fighting for power and profit.
It was about defending the social structure and values that had come from Earth, ensuring that Dragon City Civilization would always be a "human civilization" rather than a "superhuman civilization," and ensuring that the cruel age of bloodshed, where the weak were prey to the strong and victors ruled all, would never return.
As for the Blue Alliance's short-, medium-, and long-term goals, everyone also debated them fiercely.
The short-term goal was to uncover the truth behind the massive explosion in the Red Creek Project crystal warehouse and lift the lid on the Underground Black Market. At the very least, they had to punish a batch of those directly responsible according to law and establish a long-term oversight system that allowed ordinary people to participate in supervising Dragon City's core industries, including crystals and cultivation resources.
The medium-term goal was to veto the Northern Advance Plan, establish an inclusive National Cultivation system beginning with public primary and secondary schools and preschool education, and make those so-called wealthy clans—who had risen over the past several decades only by relying on cultivation resources belonging to all citizens—take out the resources they had originally intended to use for massive expansion north of the Monster Mountain Range and use them to train Dragon City's children. Furthermore, the Crimson Dragon Army's military budget had to be greatly increased.
In other words, they would first solve the problem of how to divide the