In a wireless network, packet structuring is a crucial step in managing packet transmission overload. Wireless nodes are lighter and easier to install anywhere in the network environment than wired nodes since they don't lose their connection, which causes packet drops. Nodes that span the range's border offer ineffective packet organization. Therefore, the Present Conniving Rear Enforcement Packet Gathering (CREPG) system is designed to achieve effective packet gathering while utilizing a path that uses the least amount of energy. An algorithm for degree-based link separation is used to prevent packet drops and maintain a stable routing connection. It enhances packet transport under two conditions: first, packets are transmitted only if high degree based links are permitted; otherwise, low degree based links are avoided. The energy used for packet collecting is lower. Thus, the transmission rate has increased.