Today's first update: Chapter 2083! 1/3!
Where did people's convictions come from?
On a grand scale, they came from racial righteousness. But just as only one person steered a ship, the ones who truly determined the course of the racial vessel were only the captain and helmsman.
What everyone else cared more about was when the voyage would arrive.
So under what circumstances would every crew member aboard a ship unite and begin caring about the vessel beneath their feet?
Only when the ship faced a storm and risked capsizing!
Applied to a race, only when external threats endangered the safety of every member would they unite as one, with countless heroes charging forward and sacrificing their lives for the race!
Even the Succubus Race, which normally indulged solely in the pleasures of the bedchamber, was no exception in such extreme circumstances.
During the recent war against demons, knowing that their race stood at the brink of extinction, aside from a very few succubi who switched sides, the rest rose up in resistance and inflicted considerable casualties on the allied forces.
And this was spontaneous resistance by the racial members, without any propaganda from the upper ranks.
But racial members did not possess such a reckless, self-sacrificing conviction at all times.
At the very least, such a situation did not exist for the Monkey Race, which had enjoyed a century of peace.
People living in peaceful times, no matter how much you promoted the tragedy and heroism of past martyrs, would at most feel moved inside. They could not truly empathize. Once they turned around, they would again complain about rigid class divisions and the unfair distribution of racial resources.
Ask them to sacrifice for the race?
Then they would ask: What has the race given me? Why should