The Underwhelming Multi-Armed Slaughter Race

Zhang Zhi actually felt that the term "empire" was not very appropriate.

He felt that one of the two terms he had previously speculated about—clan or family—might be more fitting.

The Mobile Continents belonging to the same family had extremely close blood ties. They were very likely all half-siblings, or even blood brothers born to the same mother.

Within the same family, a grand patriarch presided over everyone, which was why competition remained relatively mild.

As for the other Mobile Continents outside the family, although they nominally shared blood ties—and some of those ties were even quite close—

in Earth's terms, they were probably relatives who had not yet passed beyond the fifth degree of mourning.

But in reality, their relationships with one another had already grown extremely distant.

Therefore, the actual relationship between the Mobile Continents of different races—or, more accurately, different families—was similar to the relationship between the various countries on Earth in Zhang Zhi's previous life.

When Zhang Zhi saw this information, he suddenly realized something.

The rulers of all the Mobile Continents belonging to the Multi-Armed Slaughter Race were descendants of the ruler of another Mobile Continent.

In other words, the rulers of the entire Multi-Armed Slaughter Race actually all came from the same ancestor!

Within the Multi-Armed Slaughter Race, only members of this family could become the rulers of Mobile Continents.

After discovering this, Zhang Zhi was deeply shocked!

As he examined the subsequent information, he discovered that the Formation Race had also noticed this situation. They referred to the family ruling the Multi-Armed Slaughter Race as the Royal Family. Only members of the Royal Family could become the kings of Mobile Continents.

He immediately realized another problem. If only the so-called Royal Family could become the rulers of Mobile Continents, what would happen when