The player is playing like a god, but their cheat code is Aatrox.

"I need you to set up a company called 'Zaya'. Then, you go to the heads of state of various countries and ask them to promote this nationwide, just make sure all the people are wearing it."

As Cang Yu spoke, he pulled out a Humagear headset.

"As long as they wear it, I can transform them into Humagears at any time."

Morgana nodded.

"I understand. But..."

She hesitated.

Cang Yu saw through her thoughts at a glance.

"You want to ask, why would they obediently wear them, right?"

Morgana nodded.

"It's very simple."

Cang Yu smiled slightly.

"I will have Lao Huang and the others promote this in China first, starting with all German-Norwegian mixed-race and foreign mixed-race people—that is, all non-pure-blooded Chinese."

"And this device, besides the Humagear conversion function that I modified, originally functioned as a perfect AI capable of retrieving big data. It can assist people in completing any task quickly, accurately, and without errors."

"What do you think people would think of such a miraculous artifact?"

Morgana couldn't help but gasp.

This kid is really cunning.

This thing can practically help people evolve into all-powerful beings.

Once you've experienced that feeling of omnipotence, you'll probably never want to take it off again.

As for those conservatives?

Those who simply don't believe this technology exists?

That's even simpler.

When the whole society and the whole world are using it

What makes you think that your abilities can compete with an all-powerful AI?

If you want to support your family and survive in this kind of society, you have no choice but to buy.

It's unavoidable.

Even if you can't let it go in your heart and are always worried.

But what can you do when faced with the word "living"?

All struggles are ultimately in vain.

As for installing this technology on robots to achieve some kind of true utopia—

Don't make your brother Yu laugh.

The world needs differences.

Those in power wouldn't want that kind of utopia.

(This is a fictional story, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.)

After all, if everyone is equal, how can they be "special"?

The utopian world can never be truly reached.

Just like true equality, true justice, and absolute fairness, they are nothing more than beautiful words hanging in the sky.

It was already explained in a famous ninja story.

The son of the Hokage is still the Hokage, and the son of the scapegoat can only be a scapegoat.

Even if those in power really lost their minds and wanted to build a true utopia, Cang Yu wouldn't let them have their way.

After all, the core technology is ultimately in his own hands.

And by then, all he needed to do was have Morgana release a single message:

"I also want to create a utopian world, but I can't help it, because some people don't want me to do it."

As for who this "someone" is...

Morgana didn't need to explain herself at all.

In fact, this person doesn't even need to exist.

They will naturally become suspicious of each other.

Like a cake, Cang Yu cut off ninety percent of it and then threw the remaining small piece to a hundred people.

A hundred people frantically scrambled for it, but each person only managed to grab a tiny bit, so small that it was barely sweet, and no one was full.

At this moment, Cang Yu only needs to step forward and sigh:

"Sigh, what a pity, the cake is only so big, and we still have too many people."

In an instant, this phrase will be planted in everyone's mind—

I'm unhappy simply because there are too many people and not enough cake to go around.

It would be better if there were fewer people.

No one would have imagined that the cake wasn't originally this small.

Cang Yu, enjoying ninety percent of the cake all to himself, stood high up, quietly watching the crowd below tearing and fighting over it.

And those people might even be grateful to him.

We are grateful for his "generosity" in cutting the cake and sharing it with them, and for his compassionate sigh when faced with the helplessness of "too many people and too little cake".

In the brief lulls between their struggles, they would look up and shout at the Azure Feather high above, their faces smeared with cream and blood.

Thank you, Brother Yu.

How ironic.

As Cang Yu thought of this, the corners of his mouth turned up slightly.

Morgana stood to the side, taking in his expression.

My opinion of Cang Yu instantly rose several orders of magnitude.

Morgana even felt that she, the demon queen, seemed almost like an angel in his presence.

His own 'freedom' versus Keisha's 'justice'

In the face of his 'humanity,' they were like two green recruits.

She's not like her stubborn older sister.

What will they say:

"This is a common problem of inferior civilizations." "That's why I say, don't concern yourself with the thoughts of mortals."

"Only when you possess 'divinity' and think about this issue from 'God's' perspective can you understand that things are not as simple as you think."

In Morgana's opinion, all of this was nonsense.

Why has the war between me and her lasted so long?

Is it really just because of differences in ideology?

Yes, but not entirely.

Why couldn't Keisha bring herself to kill her?

Is it difficult to kill her?

Don't let Morgana's loud and boisterous demeanor fool you.

As Keisha's younger sister, does she really not understand her older sister's true strength?

Why not kill her? They didn't even erase the dark dimension genetic data of the demons from each battle.

Why? Are angels kind-hearted?

Morgana could only laugh at this.

That kind of talk might fool some people, but she doesn't believe it.

Ultimately, even Keisha herself wasn't sure if her sense of justice and order was correct.

She also knew that even with justice and order, the known universe could not have a long future.

The current peace is only temporary, and is only maintained by her absolute power as the Queen of the Gods.

The known universe would collapse instantly if she were gone.

Limited resources, endless wars

Although her theory of 'freedom' seems completely unreliable

But what if?

Keisha didn't kill her, firstly because she was, after all, her own sister, and she couldn't bring herself to do it.

Secondly, she herself is aware that justice and order are not absolutely correct.

Thirdly, she wasn't sure if Morgana's 'freedom' was necessarily wrong.

Part of the reason was that she wanted to use the war with Morgana to reflect on her experiences.

Let's think about how we can truly lead angels to a bright future.

Think about how to prevent the known universe from heading towards destruction.

Why make it sound so high-sounding, with all this talk about 'gods,' advanced civilizations, god-creating civilizations, and the perspective of 'gods'?

Isn't it all because of desire, all because of their own selfishness?

When has there ever been a moment of peace in the shadows?

Now, it's just a false peace.

But now...

Morgana stared at Cang Yu, who was holding the Humagear headphones and had a dangerous expression on his face.

Morgana thought to herself:

"I think... I've found the path to the future, sister..."