Li Hao looked on from the sidelines as his people busied themselves. He watched as the crowd gradually livened up from their lethargic apathy. They were filled with righteous indignation, as opposed to petrified insensitivity.1

“So it turns out… that people are kind after all.” The young man suddenly smiled. “Or rather, they are empathetic. Not everyone is indifferent to the circumstances.”0

Kong Jie looked at Li Hao, then at the crowd around them. “Silver Moon wasn’t as apathetic in the past. Thanks to the nonstop feed of bad news over the past couple of years and disturbances here and there, the provincial government has its hands tied. There is no money for reforms and no people or source for improvements. There’s countless factors to keep in mind when taking any action.0

“The dynasty still exists—we can easily draw their scrutiny if we go about things haphazardly. After a sustained decline in the external environment, even Silver Moon lacks some of its previous vitality and enthusiasm.”0

“I understand.” Li Hao nodded. “Therefore, the world needs a transformation!”...18