But was this privilege really necessary?
Influenced by the various schools of thought from her previous life,
Little Griseo was indeed, consciously or unconsciously, building a society of great harmony.
Even though her most fundamental aim was merely to make everyone get along better, make the class divisions less obvious, make life a little easier, and make everyone more harmonious with one another, which was a wonderful thing.
But when all was said and done,
wasn't this just a transformation toward a utopia? Right?
Even if it was impossible to create a true utopia in the strictest sense,
as long as everyone had their own will, their own thoughts, and complex emotions,
it would be impossible to truly achieve complete unity and harmony.
But!
So what?
Letting all the worlds on the Ark gradually transform into Herrschers
would ultimately bring more benefits than drawbacks.
That way... it was easy to imagine!
The moment the transformation was complete,
Herrscher would no longer merely be an identity, but a race, a group.
Just like the concept of humanity.
And built upon the identity of Herrscher, there could then be demons, immortals, monsters, humans, shipgirls, Honkai Beasts, armed dolls... and so on and so forth.
In that case, it would be just like the professions people pursued in society, or their status, titles, or honors...
Wouldn't that be easier to accept?
These small differences were all perfectly fine.
Rather, it was precisely within these small differences that greater diversity could be found.
Little Griseo quickly thought of something.
If the Herrscher Project on the entire Ark was to receive more and more updated versions,
perhaps... what the project needed most was more worlds, different worlds, bringing different worldviews.
Homogenization was unnecessary.
It served no purpose.
Everything had already been analyzed.
If they wanted