1774: Chapter 1770: Resolution 1774: Chapter 1770: Resolution Originally, he just wanted to do so public welfare work, but suddenly faced attacks and criticism, making Lu Ping’an both irritated and helpless.
When you decide to play by the rules, naturally soone will play you in accordance with those rules.
Once this matter begins to go through procedural votes, the outco is no longer sothing an individual can decide.
“…Will we win?”
“We will win.”
Anger, complaints, helplessness, sighs—although he muttered “Why is doing sothing so hard,” Lu knew deep down that this was to be expected.
When soone like Lu Ping’an starts to beco an entity capable of interfering with the world, it’s natural they have to endure the checks and balances against such “colossal beings.”
You say you genuinely care for the people, that you’re losing money just to make so noise—but how can we be sure you don’t have ulterior motives?
You say you’re not an Evil God?
Ha, are Evil Gods as powerful or potentially hazardous as you?
Possessing the ability to interfere naturally ans accepting interference from others.
Lu Ping’an is now a bona fide super-specification Quasi-God, an unequivocal and devastating threat to the Earth.
His critical role in resolving the World-Destroying Three Gods is undeniable, yet traces of the Three Gods’ lifeforce linger on him… Everyone else might not care, but the veterans of the Life system instantly recalled the origins of Lu Ping’an—Mother Goddess.
This type of Life system monster, this kind of entity possessing the “Life Fusion Evolution Trait,” naturally poses a threat to certain Gods of Life.
It’s highly possible that those opposing Lu Ping’an this ti are influenced by the will of True Gods rather than Quasi-Gods… At this point, Lu Ping’an already threatens True Gods, not just Quasi-Gods—especially now, when his position as the manifestation of the Twin Gods is clear.
The Twin Gods of “Life Fusion” and “Life Separation” together embody the concept of “Life Reincarnation,” and Ten Thousand Spirits far surpass the dominance Mother Tree held back then.
To other forces in the Life system, this kind of compatibility might very well be their worst nightmare.
Perhaps their fear is that once Lu Ping’an matures, he’ll directly occupy the living space of the Life system…
“They’re overthinking this.
I just want to get so things done while modestly expanding so business and earning so money…”
“So, you’re saying you won’t annex other company forces, won’t absorb them into your sphere of influence, won’t attempt to make them dance to your tune?”
“I… Of course I would.
If the opportunity arises, why wouldn’t I seize it?”
The issue making Lu Ping’an feel powerless is that, even if he says he’s “not interested in taking a cut,” neither the other gods nor churches—or even himself—would believe it.
When the at is right in front of your mouth, and the opportunity for evolution is right before your eyes, how could you not take it?
Ultimately, Lu Ping’an couldn’t co up with a solution—and for professionals at this level, how could they not yearn to step up further?
The previous Nirvana Plan was driven precisely because gods and churches compete too fiercely internally—the sa resources, markets, and believers are zero-sum among similar deities.
Lu Ping’an wouldn’t dare promise he wouldn’t take his share—and even if he did, no one would believe him.
“Then fine, let’s act.”
Shrugging his shoulders, Lu Ping’an decided not to hesitate anymore.
This is simply a matter of negotiation and maneuvering.
Next, Lu Ping’an will mobilize his networks to push the resolution through, securing official support on his side.
Lu Ping’an doesn’t believe he will lose—not because he has great confidence in the official decision-making… If a nation or its governnt were overly swayed by personal sentint over objective costs and benefits, even Lu would find that questionable.
He believes he will win because on one side of the scale sits the anxieties and hesitations of various Proper Gods (who’ve not proven their loyalty), while on the other side lies the interests of the majority of new warriors—several billion lives might even hinge on this.
“There’s no comparison at all…”
Lu Ping’an estimates that the higher-ups have probably already approved it, though they’ll likely need to placate other Life forces a bit.
At least on the surface, things have to remain balanced.
“Tsk, looks like I can’t afford too much leniency…”
Since the opposition is operating within the rules, Lu Ping’an will deploy equal asures—leaning on his connections to accelerate the project’s progression.
At the sa ti, he’ll create montum in the dia and online forums, making it a focal topic… Just lay the facts bare—so truths simply cannot be twisted.
Establishing this “standard system” benefits all parties.
Lu Ping’an rely needs to put the matter out in the open, attracting widespread attention and discussions; those obstructing the initiative will naturally face imnse pressure.
However, Lu Ping’an also worries that the authorities might first “sacrifice him” to resolve the issue.
“Don’t let it end with the project succeeding while I get kicked out…”
Honestly, that possibility isn’t entirely out of the question.
This project is ultimately a good thing benefiting the country and its people, but implenting it also ans bearing the weight of resistance from other Life churches.
If Lu Ping’an is simply removed from the equation, those pressures might beco driving force instead.
Don’t think it’s impossible—compared to the collective Proper God Churches, Lu Ping’an really isn’t much.
“…Let’s leak a hint: If the project gets rejected or I’m pushed out, Rebirth Comrce will pursue it independently.”
“What?
Threatening?
How could this be threatening?
We’re just serving the needs of the people!
Haven’t you noticed how we’re proactively losing money to support national developnt?”
“Relax, I can afford the losses.
Money holds little aning for … Besides, I also hold so patents and authorities; the eventual costs will certainly be the lowest.”
Lu Ping’an didn’t expect the official decisions to lean on personal relationships—if pressure needs to be applied, so be it.
The tiline is tight, but the workload isn’t heavy.
Before the decisive monts arrived, Lu Ping’an road every attraction in Wanjing and even volunteered for two rounds of patrols there—yet the inevitable ca anyway.
“You’ve won.”
Soone appeared beside Lu Ping’an and said icily.
“I didn’t win… Victory has always belonged to the Eastern Country and its people.”
Lu Ping’an replied with a smile, nearly choking the other party.
The opposing party fud, glared at Lu Ping’an sharply as they were about to leave…
“What are you looking at?” Lu Ping’an widened his eyes even more deliberately.
The other froze—aren’t we both Quasi-Gods?
Aren’t we both significant figures?
How can you talk like this?
“I said, and you still dare to glare at !
Are you looking down on Vice Admiral Lu?”
With a sudden roar, Lu Ping’an’s small fist carried a crushing weight.
Thus, a top-level battle broke out in public—with street brawling as its excuse.
The result?
Lu Ping’an had a blast.
“A re Quasi-God showing off before …”
When it was all over, Lu Ping’an casually tossed a hundred-dollar bill to cover dical expenses.
While the physical damage was minimal, the blow to dignity had likely maxed out.
“Wasting my ti.
Should I even bother giving them respect…”
Feeling “satisfied,” his mood improved significantly.
“You dared to step forward—if I don’t beat you down, would that not make look weak?”
Lu Ping’an saw things clearly—these folks wouldn’t tear their relationship asunder, nor was there any need for excessive courtesy… Future competitions and troubles were inevitable; being conciliatory wouldn’t make the other side relent.
On the contrary, coming across as too approachable or accommodating would invite them to push boundaries, even attempting outright annexation.
“Foreign enemies just departed, and now we’re transitioning from external threats to internal competition?
Who’s afraid—bring it on!”
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