There were many similar statements.

The number of discussions in the whole post reached more than thirty-eight thousand.

In the end, everyone finally reached a consensus.

No matter how many difficulties they faced and how many risks they would encounter, they had to limit the power of the peerless and improve the status, as well as strength, of the ordinary people.

It was not to compete for power and benefits.

It was to defend the social structure and values that originated from Earth, to ensure that the Dragon City civilization was always a “human civilization” and not a “superhuman civilization,” and to ensure that the bloody era where the strong preyed on the weak—the cruel era where the winner was king—would not come back again.

As for the short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals of the Azure Alliance, everyone had a heated discussion about that.

The short-term goal was to discover the truth behind the big explosion of the Red Creek Project’s crystal warehouse and bring light to the shady underground black market. At the very least, a group of people who were directly responsible would be dealt with according to the law, and a long-term supervision system would be established. Ordinary people would also be able to participate in the supervision of Dragon City’s core business, which involved crystals and cultivation resources.

The medium-term goal was to reject the North Advancement Plan. From public primary to secondary schools, and preschool education, they would establish a universal training system for all the people so that those so-called “rich families” who had developed in the past few decades, would rely on the training resources that belonged to all the citizens. They had taken the resources that were originally intended to train the children of Dragon City to expand wantonly to the north of the Monster Mountain Range and substantially increased the Red Dragon Army’s military expenses.

In other words, it was not too late to solve the problem of how to divide the pie first and venture beyond Monster Mountain Range for their fortune.

The long-term goal was to achieve the “three-three principle.” That meant at least one-third of the ordinary members of parliament and one-third of the lower-middle-class superhuman members who came from humble backgrounds were required in the Survival Committee. As for the upper-middle-class superhumans who came from wealthy backgrounds, even if they relied on their own strength and influence to become members of parliament, their seats could not exceed one-third of the total.

Similarly, in the various functional departments under the Supernatural Tower and the Survival Committee, the distribution of the relevant staff should also be handled in the same way.

If all these goals could be achieved, the status of the ordinary citizens in Dragon City would definitely increase tenfold in the future. There would also be more channels and methods to make their voices heard and defend their own interests.

In a Dragon City where everyone could defend their own interests, their overall combat strength would naturally be ten times greater than it was today.

Once that happened, even if the peerless fighters were not as strong as today, they would not have to fear the thorns and storms in the long road ahead by relying on everyone’s strength.

This consensus soon spread from the Azure Alliance’s core discussion group to the entire Azure Alliance.

It also spread from the alliance to the majority of ordinary citizens.

Obviously, aside from the nine great cultivation families, the majority of Dragon City’s citizens expressed their full support after careful consideration.

Feeling the invisible pressure, a team of experts specialized in investigating the big explosion in the Red Creek Project’s crystal warehouse was formed. They came together with astonishing efficiency in just three days.

The expert investigation team included not only crystal experts, explosives experts, trace experts, and interrogation experts.

It also included certified public accountants, certified public auditors, and legal experts in related fields.

It was worth mentioning that although the investigation team had been nominally sent by the Supernatural Tower, it pretty much preserved 30% of Universe Corporation’s face.

However, the Supernatural Tower announced the list of the investigation team’s members, and it was clear that the number of ordinary people in the team exceeded one-third of the total, conforming to the three-three principle.

In a sense, this should be the first time in the past twenty to thirty years that the ordinary people of Dragon City could handle matters involving the crimes of such an important superhuman.

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Ordinary people were no longer a burden that could only hide in a corner and tremble, begging the superhumans to come and save them.

Ordinary people could similarly decide the fate of superhumans, the fate of Dragon City, and the fate of human civilization.

This made the ordinary people, who accounted for more than 95% of the total population, feel happy and encouraged.

Of course, the ordinary people selected for the investigation team were also elites who were one in ten thousand. They were rare existences. These people had already become well known throughout the city before this.

For example, there was a registered accountant called “Su Yidong.”

One should know that due to the existence of extraordinary powers, after humans transmigrated from Earth to the Other World, their physiological structures began to change at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Even if the combat strength between a One-star Spirit Meridian fighter and an ordinary soldier who was fully armed was not an insurmountable act…

By using spirit energy to nourish the brain and increase the efficiency of the brain cells by 100%, computational abilities, logical thinking, and anti-fatigue abilities would increase. One would be able to study energetically for 18 to 20 hours a day. That would be an easy task.

Under such circumstances, superhuman individuals had an innate advantage over ordinary people in terms of intelligence.

As more and more superhumans joined the competition, the difficulty of professional qualification examinations such as the public accountant certification exam also became increasingly higher.

Those who could stand out were usually extraordinary individuals.

Even if ordinary people had great ambitions, they often went through the motions and used their own failures as an astronomical common denominator.

An ordinary person would have to put in ten times more effort than he did on Earth to fight a superhuman fiercely. Such people were the fiercest of the fiercest.

To become a registered accountant, Su Yidong, for instance, had to study incredibly hard at the age of twenty-two, causing his hair to turn white.

Others used their extraordinary abilities to study.

Su Yidong risked his life.

When he miraculously emerged from a group of several thousand troops and became a certified public accountant, a reporter interviewed him and asked him the secret to his success.

With a head full of white hair, Su Yidong, looked like he had aged prematurely. “I’ve never thought of my success and failure. The reason why I’ve been so desperate is to tell all the ordinary people in Dragon City like me that we are not worse than anyone else. We can also have our own dreams, and as long as we dare to fight, our dreams will definitely come true!” he said.

That statement made Su Yidong one of the most famous people of the year.

As an ordinary person, he had stood together with peerless powerhouses who had heaven-shaking abilities.

He had more supporters on social media than some Deity Realm powerhouses who lived in seclusion and kept a low profile.

Besides, Su Yidong was not the kind of bookworm who did not pay attention to the outside world.

In other words, becoming a certified public accountant was not his ultimate goal.

He just wanted to use his identity to inspire his compatriots, get their support, and expand his influence so that he could better carry out his ideas and change the world.