Male Inferiority and Female Supremacy in the World of Immortal Cultivation
Chapter 395. Everything requires money

Chapter 395: 395. Everything requires money

Fang Zhou asked him to sit down and inquired everyone else in turn, receiving answers that were mostly similar.

"Now we’ll start the second lesson—analyzing the failures of male rights organizations throughout history and what the new generation of male rights organizations should do!"

After writing this sentence on the blackboard, Fang Zhou said, "I’ll get straight to the conclusion: the primary reason for the failure of historical male rights organizations is that their base was too small, meaning there were too few people!"

Throughout the entire Cultivation World, the ratio of male cultivators is less than one in ten. Without real data, judgments can only be made through observation. For example, in the Heavenly Sword Sect, the ratio of ten to one is conservative. That means among ten female disciples, there isn’t even one male disciple.

This leads to an interesting phenomenon where the consumption of cucumbers and eggplants in all sects far exceeds that of other vegetables.

A small base and few people mean insufficient power to change the status quo, unless all male cultivators in the Cultivation World unite wholeheartedly.

But this is impossible, and rather than expect something impossible, it would be more realistic to develop a poison that only kills women.

Although Shen Hao’s answers were crude, they also reflected the core of the problem: there are too many enemies, facing attacks from all sides, yet too few friends, with many traitors among them.

The True Mother God Sect’s decades of exploiting and harvesting a large number of excellent ’crops’ exacerbated the imbalance of power between us and our enemies.

"The reason for the failure of male rights organizations throughout history lies in their small base and inability to unify the majority. Because of this, we cannot always focus solely on the male group. Relying solely on men is already futile."

Fang Zhou rattled on, and everyone below listened intently, almost ready to take out pens and notebooks to jot down Fang Zhou’s words.

"After learning from the failures of historical male rights organizations, what should the new generation of male rights organizations do? This involves the most fundamental and primary question—who are our enemies and who are our friends, a topic I discussed with you at the Lakefront Manor before."

Fang Zhou wrote "who are the enemies and who are the friends" on the blackboard.

Aside from Wang Xiuzhu, the other four immediately straightened up, focused like never before, their eyes full of anticipation.

Although Fang Zhou had previously mentioned this, he only covered half of it, leaving the rest unspoken, scratching their curiosity like a cat’s paw.

"Xiuzhu, you answer, if you were a male rights activist, who would you consider your enemy?"

Without the experience of the others, Wang Xiuzhu answered without hesitation, "Women!"

"Wrong!"

Fang Zhou directly negated: "Not all women agree with this trend, most of them simply accept it quietly, habit becomes nature. If we consider all women as enemies, that means we are opposing the vast majority of the world! This is unworkable! Let me ask you again, who do you think is your friend?"

Wang Xiuzhu thought for a moment and hesitantly said, "Men?"

"Still wrong, not all men support male rights!"

Fang Zhou looked at the remaining four: "Although male rights pertain to all males’ interests, there are also a small number of men who align themselves with women to benefit, exceeding the discrimination and injustice they face. Thus, they actively maintain this atmosphere. Such people are our enemies."

Previously, Fang Zhou’s statements might not have been convincing, but after experiencing Zhu Feng’s betrayal and Li Yuanming’s backstabbing, they came to believe Fang Zhou’s words without doubt.

"We cannot determine friends and foes based on gender; we should differentiate by position and interest. After identifying who is friend and foe, we must unite all possible allies, expand our base, and change the predicament of being surrounded by enemies."

Luo Jingsong furrowed his brow and asked, "How should we unite these people?"

Fang Zhou smiled and replied, "Building common interests with them. As long as these interests exceed the benefits gained from a male-subordinate female-dominant culture, they will support us, or at least not oppose us."

Gou Cheng quickly asked, "Fang, brother, then how do we establish common interests?"

Fang Zhou gave an example: "For instance, I establish a sect where within this sect, men and women are completely equal. Those who don’t comply will be expelled. Those who join can learn the cultivation techniques for free; this free access is the common interest, which they can endure or even support gender equality for."

After hearing this, the others were somewhat contemplative, but Shen Hao’s eyes suddenly brightened: "This is a good idea, why don’t we just establish a sect... or a... yada!"

Before Shen Hao could finish, he realized his companions were looking at him as if they were looking at an idiot.

Embarrassed, Shen Hao shut his mouth, realizing how naive his suggestion was.

Luo Jingsong refocused his question to Fang Zhou: "Brother Fang, what if someone like Zhu Feng appears again, what should we do?"

"Good question."

Fang Zhou directly wrote the word "system" on the blackboard: "The issue of traitors cannot be avoided. Our only option is to make it harder for them to operate while minimizing their potential damage. Therefore, we need to establish a feasible and effective system!"

"A sound and effective system, with its existence, even if there are numerous traitors, will still require them to serve us honestly. A system can increase cohesion, enhance organization and combat power, and establish a talent selection mechanism, continuously injecting new life and fresh blood into our organization."

"Can the system help us deal with people like Li Yuanming?"

Shen Hao quickly posed another question.

"Yes and no."

Fang Zhou wrote the word "money" on the blackboard, then turned to everyone and said, "Money is needed to do anything. This is an eternal truth. Li Yuanming can control your actions because he has money, and you need his money."

These words turned the faces of the four below slightly red, as Fang Zhou’s words made them all feel embarrassed.

Fang Zhou continued, "There’s nothing to be embarrassed about. Any major sect needs to worry about money. This is a very realistic problem. Dreams will never come true if they are not based on reality. We want to deal with people like Li Yuanming, which requires having our own source of income. Only then can we speak with confidence and work diligently. Otherwise, no matter how good the system is, it can easily be undermined by money."

"This..."

Although the five found Fang Zhou’s words very reasonable, when it came to making money, they were all at a loss, although they were quite good at spending it.

Fang Zhou smiled and said, "There’s no need for you to worry about this aspect. Professionals will handle the matter of making money. Your role is to be the force and executors of the organization."

Upon hearing that they wouldn’t have to make money themselves, the five sighed in relief. If they really had to earn money, the only way they could probably think of was robbing the rich to give to the poor.