The Anunnaki's core directors debated Huang Ji's proposal.
"It's a good plan. Someone from humble origins would also be easy for us to replace. There's no chance of failure."
"The trusted ministers and financial backers surrounding Alshaz and the other Heavenfallers have all been replaced with our own people. There won't be much resistance to redirecting votes. The only difficulty is getting the voters to accept this supposedly humble candidate."
"We can analyze voters' needs based on the traits of our three existing Heavenfallers and cultivate someone who combines them all. If we handle it well, we should be able to transfer eighty percent of their votes."
"Eighty percent... won't be enough, will it? Our calculations say we need ninety percent of their voters to switch over before our candidate can take the lead."
"Even if it isn't enough, that's fine. They're all our people anyway, so the votes will stay in our hands. We can always come up with something else. That's a margin for error unique to us."
"Too bad we only have one dose of the special grade disguise left. We'll have to wait another two years for the next one. Otherwise, we could cast a wider net and cultivate several alternatives."
"So who gets this dose?"
Dulan was the first to voice his support, followed by Jia Wen.
After that, most of the directors present expressed their approval. With no way to expand the three main candidates' bases, consolidating them was the best choice.
Redirecting votes was extremely common in a civilization that treated elections as part of everyday life.
An emperor's reign lasted thousands of years, during which the succession rankings of the various royals fluctuated frequently. Given enough time, every bizarre situation imaginable would arise.
A grandson would often have more votes than his