"The Machine Race had the most tightly organized system, yet even it had such a loophole. Then we might as well do the same to the other powers. Under the Demon Race's bloodline system, those outside the royal and imperial clans were very dissatisfied too."
"The Zerg themselves were united. But there were too few Zerg Mother Emperors, and they relied on Zerg Warriors to maintain their rule. The vassal races living among them might well have conflicts of their own."
"The Crystal Race and the Prison Race..."
"The Northern Border Alliance had so many races, and plenty of problems of its own-"
"The other races, and even the loners..."
After Dongguan proposed inciting internal strife within the Machine Race, the Universe Masters began discussing it.
The Machine Race was far from the only race with internal conflicts.
With the Virtual Universe, humanity had a highly developed intelligence network.
Of the other Peak Ethnic Groups, the Machine Race was actually the hardest to undermine.
And with Dongguan identifying a way through this greatest obstacle, creating internal strife among the other races became an obvious option as well.
In fact, the Human Race was not without its own conflicts. Take slavery, for example: many were dissatisfied with it, but they could only find it objectionable, with no way to deal with it.
These conflicts were festering sores within the various powers.
Once lanced, they would certainly cause chaos, but that also amounted to addressing the problems.
Amid the tangled interests of the past, these conflicts had all been suppressed by the strength of the powerful. But once they were brought into the open, it would instead give those powers the resolve to deal with them.
Unless necessary, no one would choose to solve problems for other races. Keeping this as a