So, the Divine Mechanism Grand Authority Successor, Mechanical Core, didn't completely control all its subordinates either.
After all, the Divine Mechanism Race had a huge number of players.
It surely just relied on its subordinates to gather and organize information, with the important information ultimately consolidated and delivered to it for specific judgments...
The Divine Mechanism Race and the Insect Race each had only one will.
That was true in a narrow sense.
In reality, a race was a race, and a civilization was a civilization. A race encompassed more than a civilization.
The Divine Mechanism Race and the Insect Race both contained countless civilizations.
Each civilization actually had its own leader, such as Silverwing Queen · Delamus of the Silver-Gray Civilization, forming individual smaller branches.
The leaders of these civilizations ultimately answered to the Insect Race's leader.
It was the same for the Divine Mechanism Race.
The leaders of these civilizations might also have ideas of their own.
For example, this Mechanical Rubik's Cube...
In the Highest Heaven, every organization and every civilization was far too complicated. It was difficult to treat any of them as a single whole.
Since this Mechanical Rubik's Cube had shown Qin Feng goodwill, Qin Feng could go along with it and offer some preferential treatment.
He introduced the commander of the Twelfth Heaven's Soul Projection Legion to Mechanical Rubik's Cube · Akesh Vasinger, allowing the two sides to communicate to a certain extent.
This cooperation was limited to the Twelfth Heaven!
Mechanical Rubik's Cube was already quite satisfied with this and soon respectfully took its leave...
As for the Divine Mechanism Race's other branch civilizations, Qin Feng naturally had no intention of cooperating with them. After all, most Divine Mechanism Race civilizations were still waiting to see how things developed.
*Oh, the reroll's