@Choco That's a little like saying that purpetual motion would work except for physics. You can't build a system for people if that system is built irrespective of how people work. This is why capitalism works much better, because the system expects that people will seek after their own interests first and that self-interest coincides with other people's interests as well (i.e. you serve the client well because you want the client to come back again).
It was an interesting manhua but I'm done. I can accept magic and gods and even a system, but the idea that communism is the universal solution to everyone's problems without first modifying the core of human nature is frankly pushing this too far out of relatability for me.
It was an interesting manhua but I'm done. I can accept magic and gods and even a system, but the idea that communism is the universal solution to everyone's problems without first modifying the core of human nature is frankly pushing this too far out of relatability for me.
