In the end, in the game that Cao Haichuan and Li Renshu were involved in, the three communities compromised with each other and reached an agreement:
A rough distribution of total wealth in a 4:3:3 ratio, with the Commoners' Community required to distribute earnings evenly internally without threatening the rule of the Wealthy Conglomerate.
Meanwhile, the Wealthy Community continuously focused on concentrating wealth to maintain its dominant position, unable to achieve rapid investment growth and refraining from excessively encroaching on the interests of the Commoners' Community, not daring to rashly increase taxes to exacerbate tensions.
Only when the three parties reached an agreement could they lightly increase taxes, which were then cancelled after establishing a wealth advantage.
In such a "bug-ridden but functional" scenario, the three parties ended the 20 rounds of the game.
