In fact, Fourth City Lord Elizabeth's policies were often very similar to Song Zaiyi's. Both selected people based on ability. While the primitive training system she established strengthened players' wilderness survival and combat abilities, it also made it easier to identify individual quality.
Those with poor mental and physical qualities were easily eliminated in Fourth City, while outstanding players had an easier time standing out. This primitive policy initially made it easier for the descendants of knights who supported her to rise, because they had all undergone combat and killing training from a young age. Their willpower and ability to adapt were far stronger than those of ordinary people.
But she had overlooked genetics. Once ordinary players received genetic modifications, the primitive combat factors in their genes would also be activated. Although Central China Players had a lower acceptance rate at first than Elizabeth's direct descendants, the gap grew smaller later on. By now, quite a few had surpassed Elizabeth's direct descendants in both level rankings and combat rankings.
The ordinary White Players who supported Elizabeth were at an even greater disadvantage. In this high-intensity competitive environment, the gap between them and Central China Players was even more obvious, leaving them with an intense sense of disparity. To improve their competitiveness, Elizabeth had no choice but to increase the admission rate for Central China Players, which had caused her to face heavy criticism in Western Europe.
After all, internally, she had not protected the interests of her own ethnic descendants as Anger had. Externally, as the representative of all Western Europe, the interest groups above her were far more complicated than Anger's, and the pressure she faced was consequently much greater.
The external pressure and unrest in Western Europe these past few days were second only to North America, leaving