["The Culling Game..."]
[You silently turned that term, steeped in bloodshed and madness, over and over on your tongue.]
[You thought it through carefully. Your brain, honed by countless simulations, raced, and you soon sorted out the underlying logic. You had to admit that, on the level of Jujutsu causality, the cruel plan Kenjaku had described was absolutely correct and necessary.]
[Simply forcing over a hundred million ordinary people together like lumps of clay would achieve nothing: the almost negligible traces of cursed energy within ordinary people could produce no qualitative change during cross-dimensional assimilation.]
[After all, this was "assimilation," whose essence was stripping these individuals of the power and causality that originally belonged to them and taking it for oneself.]
[If the materials themselves were of poor quality, merely adding hundreds of millions more would not bring about a conceptual elevation.]
[An amalgamation of a hundred million ants would ultimately remain an enormous ant colony, unable to transform into a giant dragon soaring through the heavens.]
[In fact, this was exactly the same fundamental logic as the souls stacked within you.]
[The reason you could improve your body and cursed energy in such a short time was that your soul continually accumulated layers after every brutal simulation.]
[It was precisely that extra layer of soul gained after each simulation that added the 5 points of cursed energy belonging to one soul to your base stats out of nowhere.]
[Quantitative change gave rise to qualitative change. That was the truth of evolution.]
[In your view, the core objective of this immense ritual intended to assimilate everyone in Japan was based on exactly the same principle as your stacking souls through the system.]
[Only through brutal combat encompassing the entire country, drawing out potential on the brink of death and fundamentally