In fact, when a Civilization had just ascended, there really were many things to handle.
The main priority, for example, was making arrangements for "guests" and "returning players" and managing them properly.
Guests were players from other Civilizations, such as Weichen, who had originally been NPCs in this Civilization and had ultimately helped it ascend.
After helping a Civilization ascend, these NPCs faced a choice.
The first option was to remain in that ascended Civilization and become its "guest players."
Guest players could earn Civilization contribution points by paying lifespan, helping kill enemies, and so on, thereby raising their guest acceptance rating.
The higher their guest acceptance rating, the better their treatment in that Civilization. Once it reached 100%, their treatment would scarcely differ from that of the Civilization's own players, and even their descendants could enjoy that Civilization's "awakened talent grade increase" effect.
In other words, after regaining their player status, NPCs like Weichen could choose to remain in the Deep Blue Civilization and earn treatment equivalent to its players by completing quests and so on.
The second option was to leave the Civilization where they had lived as NPCs.
For example, Weichen could choose to return to the Fairy World, regain his original identity, and recover his Civilization affiliation with the "Fairy World." However, he certainly could not directly regain his position as Temple Master. He would have to go through the process and compete for it again.
This option also involved many different scenarios, such as whether the NPC's original Civilization was a Cycle Civilization or an ascended Civilization, and whether the NPC had used a Heart of Order. Different circumstances led to different outcomes.
The details were rather complicated. Although Qin Feng had learned about them through the memories of Weichen and other NPCs, he had