"Next, welcome the newcomers..."
"There are no laws in the universe, only the angels' strained efforts to maintain order. In my view, that is a problem. Of course, perhaps angel civilization is more advanced, and I simply cannot see it."
"But from the perspective of our limited wisdom, sir, an interstellar legal code or universal cosmic morality would be more conducive to establishing order. Yet the angels have not done so. Instead, like cosmic police, they establish simplistic beliefs everywhere, then observe and strike at them. They are both hegemonic and laissez-faire. Their attitude is strange—far too... primitive."
After speaking, the think tank member, whose ancestral home was in Country Y and who specialized in legal research, bowed slightly.
"Your idea is quite good. It can be included in future plans, but it is not suitable for now. First, come up with a legal code suited to the entire world." Han Fei made his decision expressionlessly.
"Yes, as you command."
Watching the other person leave, Han Fei tapped the table and muttered to himself.
"Do we now have the ability to expand outward?"
Black Star beside him replied, "Master, we are currently quite distorted. Our civilization cannot keep up with our technological development; that is the flaw of a civilization that did not develop on its own. But we do possess the ability to explore outward."
"Mm. A planet's resources are limited. Apart from easing all internal conflicts through external conflicts, we can also resolve them by expanding productivity and making the pie bigger."
"It is simply not time yet. We must first deal with that eyesore, the Taotie."
"Have we kept an eye on the Taotie?"
"A surveillance system has already been established beyond the Earth-Moon system. Through our takeover of Deno Three, we have discovered that the