"We can't control what happens in other sub-districts, but we have to do something about Flower City," the burly man said. "Flower City wasn't built by the Han family or a few companies. Sure, your Han family has power and wealth, but so what? That doesn't mean you get to rule over everything. If ordinary people in District 001 don't even have the right to live in peace, what are we Players fighting so hard in the game for?"
"If all we wanted was a place to live as we pleased, wouldn't it be easier to go to another sub-district or another city?"
"Because this is our home. We can't let people like you trample it whenever you please!"
The burly man's words rang out with conviction, earning admiration—and pity. Even outsiders who had only been here for two or three days could see the state Flower City was in. Ordinary people had long since lost any say in the matter.
"So you're still fools," Han Yi said, cutting straight to the point. "The life you dream of might not be what the people of Flower City want at all."
"They only have to follow a few little rules, and they can spend their whole lives without working. Who wouldn't want that?"
"You think you're saving Flower City from misery, but people see it as you smashing their windows. And they don't even have to pay for it—plenty of people would gladly tell the Han family about you. More people understand that you can't hold the situation together. Without us, it's only a matter of time before someone else sets their sights on Flower City."
"Given a comfortable life right in front of them, or an uncertain future, what do you think they'll choose?"
Han Yi was eloquent, and everything