Su Ye rubbed his brow, a trace of gravity in his eyes.
The Empire's war machine had already started rolling, but there was no telling when it would stop.
The same old saying still held true: once a war began, no one knew when it would end.
There was far too much involved.
You had eaten your fill and wanted to call it quits, but others had only just arrived and had yet to sit down for a meal. Now you wanted to clear the table? Did you really think that was possible?
How had the Empire collapsed in the previous era?
Through unchecked outward expansion, much like the Empire now. But the price had come when it wanted to stop: the Empire had begun falling apart from within, its people divided in both loyalty and purpose.
"Ah, I don't even know whether this is a good thing or a bad thing." Su Ye finally understood what the Empire had been worried about.
People always called the Empire cowardly, but once it actually went to war, stopping it would take far more than a few words.
Only after joining the Empire's upper ranks had Su Ye come to understand these things. Perhaps he was simply too slow on the uptake.
Su Ye lay back in his chair, closed his eyes, and activated Great Dream Samsara. Work on the new system still had to continue, but there was no getting around it: creating a system was no simple matter.
Su Ye was already making remarkably fast progress. This would take time.
Meanwhile.
Earthshaking changes took place within the Empire.
First came the news that the battlefronts established within the Empire had begun merging. Imperial Capital University was the first to be affected.
There was no helping it. Imperial Capital University received