Everyone secretly nodded at this plan, but another problem arose: when would the regional passage open? They could not keep waiting like this forever. By then, the Undead Catastrophe would already have ravaged all of Huaxia. Even if the regional passage opened then, they would no longer have the strength to deal with Great Qin.
This matter could not be handled in haste. Several important official figures continued their discussions.
The many other dynasties and countless national forces naturally tried every possible means to resist the two decrees issued by Great Qin. Great Qin had already been terrifying enough with the Undead Catastrophe at its disposal.
If he could also mobilize vast numbers of ordinary players, they would have no way to respond and would be at an absolute disadvantage.
They had no way to reconcile with Great Qin, because they were unlike ordinary factions. Nations were inherently opposed to one another; only when one side perished could the other claim victory. Coexistence was basically impossible, and everyone wanted to unify Huaxia, with no second nation allowed within their own territory.
The many dynasties and national inheritances could not possibly submit, nor would they surrender easily. Great Qin would not let them go either. This was now the relationship between the nations.
At this time, the many northern forces were also a scattered heap of sand, divided in heart and mind, each looking after itself. Su Yan had yet to find any reliable solution.
The Clans had also been continuously discussing Great Qin. They too were dissatisfied with the two decrees Great Qin had issued. Such large-scale slaughter of ordinary players dragged in countless uninvolved people and forced them to make a choice.
Originally, the outbreak of the Undead Catastrophe would only have dealt enormous losses to factions, while ordinary