After listening to Angel's explanation, Juanjuan immediately understood. The method he proposed was also a form of fishing—just more sophisticated and reliable.
Compared to its own method, it was like... law-enforcement-style threat fishing versus sitting firmly on the fishing platform and waiting for the fish to bite on their own.
The essence had not changed. Both were games of maneuvering for profit, but his method had far greater legitimacy and reason behind it.
Only its "controllability" was slightly inferior, since the process was no longer in their own hands but entrusted to the subjective choices of the Flower Moon Fairies.
Yet looking at the overall chain of logic, it was completely self-consistent, and the reasons were more than sufficient. There was an extremely high chance the Flower Moon Fairies would come knocking because of it.
So its controllability was actually still well guaranteed.
Taken as a whole, it was absolutely better than the method Juanjuan had proposed.
However, Juanjuan also understood that every logical foundation of this method rested upon the major premise that Moon Dew had already been captured by Dawn's Dream.
And Dawn's Dream possessed things Moon Dew wanted—whether it was the Dream Trapping Authority or traces of her mother—things Moon Dew could never give up.
Under such circumstances, even if the Flower Moon Fairies exhausted every means to dissuade her, it would be difficult to make Moon Dew change her mind.
They could hardly blame Dawn's Dream for dragging Moon Dew in, could they?
In other words.
Angel's method shifted the Flower Moon Fairies' resentment away from Juanjuan and onto Dawn's Dream.
And Dawn's Dream was, in essence, merely a dream-realm world with no subjective consciousness. No matter how much resentment or blame they directed at it, it would be meaningless.
In the end, they could only