"I told Turanze's new master, 'Jackal' Kanus, that although the homeworlds of Dragon City Civilization and Turan Civilization were separated by countless stars, we possessed tremendous complementarity and ample room to seek common ground while reserving differences. In modern agriculture, infrastructure, light manufacturing, and even military technology, we could carry out all kinds of cooperation. As the saying went, 'Together, both benefit; in conflict, both are wounded.' There was truly no reason for us to become irreconcilable enemies merely because of our differences in appearance."
As the surging waves of the internet relentlessly crashed against the minds of all Dragon City Citizens, shaking the very foundations of their worldviews, Meng Chao's speech also drew to a close.
"I would never use the word 'good person' to describe 'Jackal' Kanus. This ambitious wolf clan leader had not the slightest connection to labels such as 'upright,' 'kind,' or 'merciful.'"
Meng Chao said, "But, compatriots, please believe me absolutely: someone who could transform from a Corpse Eating Dog that robbed graves into Turanze's new master, 'Jackal' Kanus was a thoroughly intelligent man, a man willing to befriend anyone for astronomical profits—whether they were demons from hell or transmigrators from Earth.
"Turanze's new master was very interested in my proposal and voluntarily presented a package deal of cooperation agreements. He was willing to conditionally open portions of Turanze's agriculture, light industry, ore mining and smelting sectors, as well as its enormous market encompassing tens or even hundreds of millions of consumers, to Dragon City Civilization.
"So long as this cooperation agreement could be signed and implemented, even the most insignificant clause would involve the movement of tens of billions in funds. It could create tens of thousands of high-paying jobs out of thin air, making every citizen's wallet and your accounts in the Financial