Professionals are named for their professions, which refers to their roles in actual combat, but on some level, it also hints at their place in society.
Drivers drive, Painters paint. No matter the profession, they are all beneficial to society as a whole. They constantly create value.
They have upstream professions that supply their needs and downstream professions that extend from them. With products and demand, they link together to form what is known as social order.
"The worlds I was in before may have grown more high-energy one after another, but they lacked the 'social order' I needed."
Only when further inspiration was finally triggered did Lu PingAn realize what he had been lacking.
He was an inheritor, and his core rule had been set from the very beginning—Life Transaction.
This was not two separate concepts, "life" and "transaction," but a combination of the two. Life existed throughout the multiverse, yet the prerequisite for transactions was communication, or even peace.
The environments he had experienced along the way might have been excessively exciting, but they had basically gone from one war-torn land to another. He had seen the brilliance of life, but life transactions had, in most cases, been limited to his own side.
...As long as there is communication, there can be transactions. Then from the beginning, transactions should never have been limited to one's own side alone.
...Transactions are not all goodwill. Or rather, malice beneath goodwill is the mainstream.
...As long as it complies with the rules and both parties agree, theoretically, nothing is beyond transaction.
Lu PingAn had actually considered all of this before. But at the time, he had been like a novice Painter with countless ideas but atrocious technique—someone who could turn even a muscular man into a stick figure. He simply had