Reorganization

Once he had formed an idea, Sun Cheng began making preparations to comprehensively reorganize his faction.

Establishing a political framework was both simple and troublesome for him and his faction.

It was simple because, although Sun Cheng could not directly copy and paste from Earth, many of Earth's political systems could still serve as references.

The internal political framework he envisioned for his faction would eventually consist of four departments: civil administration, military affairs, scientific research, and industry.

But actually implementing it would be quite troublesome.

Whether Autobots or Decepticons, the two races had remained in a state of war due to a civil war that had stretched on for millions of years.

As a result, combat personnel held extremely high status and authority within both the Decepticons and the Autobots.

Even the least powerful commanders appointed by the two races could manage an entire city or a sub-base, wielding absolute power of life and death there.

Commanders with greater authority could even be responsible for a fortress, or even more military combat units.

In a sense, while this centralized system brought extremely high efficiency, it also easily bred ambitious individuals.

The internal management framework currently used by Sun Cheng's faction was, in fact, the same system implemented by the Decepticon Corps.

The reason no major problems had arisen in the past was simply that his faction had still been weak and in an expansion phase, so many issues had been concealed.

In truth, minor problems like the embezzlement of supplies by numerous Decepticon engineers were far from isolated cases within his faction.

If Sun Cheng truly wanted to investigate, the problems he could uncover would be enough to give him a headache for a very long time.

Therefore, his most pressing task was to sort through the gains and