Bell Deer sighed.
He was not a stinking, stubborn rock by the roadside like Dwarf. If there was a choice that could make the creatures of the Ebony Forest happier than they were now, he certainly would not cling to an illusory dream. "Then I would like to hear your specific ideas—not the broad, general direction laid out in this agreement. I want a concrete measure, something that can convince me this truly is a new path."
Whoever proposed an idea had to provide the solution.
If Tang Qi really could offer an effective method, he would naturally be willing to try it.
But if it was merely a vague concept, a hope of finding a new way forward by chanting slogans about "unity and friendship," he could not stake the future of the entire woodland on it.
"Thank you for your trust." Tang Qi took a second document out of his Dimensional Bag and handed it to Bell Deer and Malin.
Looking at the title on the first line, Bell Deer found it strange no matter how he read it. "'Recommendations on Accelerating the Revitalization and Development of the Ebony Forest Region'?"
I. Overall requirements. Establish a united Ebony Forest as the fundamental consensus, uphold the principle of peaceful coexistence, and focus on the issues of self-identity caused by the plague source, using changes in thinking as a key breakthrough. Set a ten-year horizon and implement concrete measures in two areas: ideological education and import-export trade. Focus on priorities, overcome difficulties, and create standout achievements to realize high-quality development in the revitalization of the Ebony Forest.
Tang Qi held up two fingers. "In my view, the fundamental problem in the Ebony Forest is that not everyone can accept their diseased appearance. Once they leave the dream, psychological