Final Ruling, Second Census

Kui Zi let out a cold laugh:

"I know you're afraid!"

"You're afraid you can't bear the consequences. What if, because of our arrangements, Players who could have survived end up dying?"

"But have you considered that this might actually let more people survive?"

"Burdened by a debt of conscience?"

"No one in power is afraid of that!"

The principle of not commanding troops with mercy was carried out thoroughly by Kui Zi.

"I think you've gone crazy. Taking on a Mechanic Sequence job wouldn't really turn you into a machine, would it?" Red Butterfly fired back.

She hated having anyone control her. Kui Zi's approach instinctively disgusted her.

Kui Zi's brow twitched. "You instinct-driven idiot, what do you know?"

"I'll kill you!" Red Butterfly flew into a rage, baring her fangs and claws.

Tong Qi hurriedly wrapped her arms around Red Butterfly and immediately felt as though she were hugging springy jelly. No wonder Lang Ge loved having her serve as the main carry.

"I think we should postpone this matter. The Building War just ended, so this isn't the right time for major moves," Shirley took a step back.

"Now that the turmoil is over, this is exactly the chance for reform!" Kui Zi refused to yield an inch.

"I support Miss Kui Zi!" Mary pushed up her glasses and unexpectedly joined the discussion.

Everyone seemed to have their own principles and stubborn points on this matter. There was no way to reach a consensus.

Just then, Xu Lang, who had remained silent all this time, spoke.

He looked at Kui Zi and asked seriously, "Kui Zi, to what extent do you mean to control things?"

"Of course, comprehensive control. Ideally, we should even sort out the amount of raw materials everyone possesses." Kui Zi's eyes burned. "With