"Compared to the other narrative races, the Dragon Island Clan still adhered ideologically to capitalism. These gigantic beasts possessed strength but could not unite. They did not conform to the values of our narrative. They merely relied on longevity and accumulated wealth to keep fluctuating within the top ten of the rankings."
Aisher Shi Yue said coldly, "A country, a people, an individual all need unity. They need constant innovation, keeping the blood flowing. Throughout history, countless dynasties have risen and fallen, and powers have been reshuffled. Those who fell behind were either overthrown by revolution or invaded by foreign races. Yet no empire has ever maintained vigorous vitality forever like our Red Blood Alliance. Why is that?"
"Is that even a question?" The Rising Sun Clan representative sneered. "Everyone knows why."
"Because we have always revolutionized ourselves." The Hundred Clouds Clan representative smiled faintly. "In the eyes of other narratives, they are either constrained by their main ethnic group, bound by an entrenched culture, with their native ways of thinking and ideologies operating steadily forever until they eventually become rigid, rotten, and completely abandoned by the times. But we constantly replace our races."
The Time Domain Angel Clan representative said:
"Just as the body constantly renews itself, clearing away old cells and replacing them with fresh blood, our narrative is powerful because we constantly destroy and kill ourselves, allowing fresh and powerful newcomers to ascend into the ruling order."
"Life is like water: when it moves, it flows without end; when it stands still, it dies."
The People of the Moon representative concluded, "Dragon Island has already fallen too far behind."
"When their strength falls short, instead of reforming their internal structure and introducing outside advantages, they rely on recalling wanderers scattered abroad and hiring mercenaries to compete. It