Surfing the Dreamnet

"Chu Ti Troop... so that was what it meant?"

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At first, when the Chu Ti Troop enforced the law in Dream City, some people had trouble adapting because its actions were "too efficient."

They never did anything half-heartedly, never tried to build rapport like humans did, and carried out decisions entirely according to Dream City's City Law.

When conflicts arose, the Chu Ti Troop did not punish both sides equally or favor the person of higher status. They listened to no explanations, judged directly based on surveillance footage, and punished the party at fault.

When someone committed a crime, the Chu Ti Troop gave them no chance to argue. They apprehended them immediately and did not hand down "humane" sentences based on the offender's motives.

When handling security outside Dream City, they dealt devastating blows directly to creatures daring to offend Dream City. The corpses were simply thrown outside the city, without a trace of mercy.

When interacting with people, the Chu Ti Troop also used the most efficient methods. They did not care whom big-data mind-reading might offend, nor did they deliberately put on a "humanlike" appearance. They displayed the coldness of machines outright, disabling those offensive functions only when specifically asked.

Such "cold-blooded" security was naturally not very popular, but since the officials had made the decision, Dream City's residents could only slowly accept it.

Gradually, people also came to feel the convenience brought by efficiency.

As long as one did not break the law, the Chu Ti Troop was still quite friendly. They did not handle matters with the indecision of humans, and because they were machines, their services were exceptionally thorough and comprehensive. With sufficient manpower, the entire city had become far more orderly.

By now, the Chu Ti Troop had become