One-Year Plan

As for Meng Chao, his situation was rather unique.

First of all, his Basic Foundation naturally lay with the Homeland Faction.

Born into a poor family, like most members of the Homeland Faction, he had witnessed far too many structural problems within Dragon City as he grew up.

The harm and oppression between people were in no way less severe than the conflicts between humans and monsters, or between Earthlings and Otherworlders.

In his previous life, Meng Chao had clashed with his class monitor, who came from a wealthy family. The monitor then set him up, causing him to fail the National College Entrance Examination and sending his life tumbling into utter ruin.

His father, too, had been squeezed dry by a major corporation. He received neither proper labor protections nor medical coverage. It had clearly been a workplace injury, yet the lawsuit dragged on through mud and mire before ending without resolution.

And what his family had suffered was merely a miniature reflection of the countless families at the bottom of Dragon City society.

With Dragon City riddled with such internal conflicts, would increasing its combat power tenfold truly guarantee that it could conquer the Otherworld?

Moreover, through the Fallen Star Society, Meng Chao had befriended hundreds of thousands of Fallen Star Superhumans.

Most of them came from poor families. They shared the same troubles and fate Meng Chao had endured in his previous life, and they faced the same setbacks and suffocating pressure when competing against Super Enterprises and the children of wealthy clans.

Compared with how to make Dragon City's cake bigger and stronger, they cared more about how that cake would be divided.

Therefore, most members of the Fallen Star Society belonged to the Homeland Faction.

This was also one reason why Blue Homeland, the core