Chapter 749: Chapter 257: The Dirtiest Thing in the World is the Human Heart【Two in One】 Chapter 749: Chapter 257: The Dirtiest Thing in the World is the Human Heart【Two in One】 “With these few sets, we should be able to cause a bit of trouble.”
Said Bai Yihwen.
Miao Sensen took a deep breath, then another.
Trouble? This was more than just trouble.
“We do not require everyone to believe, even the majority does not need to believe, we only need a minority to believe and spread it. Stir up a storm in the rivers and lakes…that would be enough. This is on the level of the jianghu (martial world).”
“The real coup de grâce, however, is making the courts of all nations acquainted with the Great Qin’s strategic deploynt. This move is safe, and it is exactly what we need right now.”
“As for the rest, even if we have them, they would just be icing on the cake.”
Said Bai Yihwen.
“It will definitely be effective.”
Miao Sensen said, “After all, the most abundant resource among the common people is fools.”
Bai Yihwen began to laugh, “Indeed, fools actually harness a powerful force! And anyone can use them!”
“And in this world, the filthiest thing will always be the human heart.”
Bai Yihwen slowly said, “But the filthiest hearts are also the easiest to exploit!”
“Correct, the filthiest thing in this world will always be the human heart!”
Miao Sensen fell silent for a mont, then asked, “Is there more?”
“Any more?”
“There are indeed more ideas, but they are extrely tricky to carry out, with more flaws and loopholes than the previous ones. Attempting to force it may yield half the result for twice the effort.”
Bai Yihwen said, “Let think it over and be sure, then I’ll report to the boss.”
Miao Sensen nodded, sighed, and stood up.
“Yihwen.”
“Yes.”
“With a brain like yours…why did you join up with the Flying Wings? You should have tried your luck in the court, that’s the place for you to really spread your wings!”
Miao Sensen sincerely said, “Your father assigned you the wrong position.”
Bai Yihwen said, “My father’s intention is that I still lack a lot of practical experience.”
Miao Sensen sighed, “Even though you lack experience, your cunning is not inferior to those old foxes in the court…”
“…”
Bai Yihwen fell silent, utterly speechless for a mont.
Subsequently, Miao Sensen imdiately arranged for a group eting with the Black Feather’s upper echelons.
During the eting, these strategies were disclosed, with Bai Yihwen supplenting explanations on the side.
What followed naturally was collective brainstorming to perfect these strategies as much as possible.
“The Great Yan’s official representatives shouldn’t step forward.”
“Correct, there is a probability of causing trouble.”
“Let it out, let the people of the martial world stir it up themselves, then we only need to fan the flas.”
“Correct.”
“But the specific ways to implent it need to be cautious, extrely cautious!”
“It’s just a rumor, and our enemies already exist – the people too poor to afford treatnt, those rejected from receiving treatnt because they’re listed as targets, and those with nothing to lose who stir up trouble for the sake of it…”
“Those people are the perfect sounding boards for rumors. Even without a reason one can be found, and besides, we have so evidence, haven’t so people already died? It’s all the more reason to agitate.”
“So the operation itself is easy, but concealing our involvent is most essential.”
“This is indeed a brilliant idea. While those with intentions may deem it negligible, how many people in this world truly have intentions? As usual, it is the masses who remain ignorant.”
“Just a little stirring up and the heat will rise, using the enthusiasm of these fools to create a huge commotion, it is indeed a real ti-saver.”
“Let’s do this!”
Regarding this eting, it is clear that everyone felt…great, it cleared away much of the previous gloom.
Now that we have a specific plan of action, of course it should be put into operation imdiately.
The intelligence system of the Great Yan Empire threw its full support behind this operation, first by bribing many martial arts organizations to help in the rapid dissemination of rumors.
The news silently infiltrated the martial world.
And entered the public sphere.
Other assassin organizations outside of the Heavenly Judge naturally fanned the flas.
For a mont, rumors were flying all over the continent with everyone discussing how the divine doctor swindled and hurt people, detailing the poisons he used as if they had seen it firsthand…
They were also saying that the Great Qin was conducting various conspiracies, the main agenda was to absorb martial forces for its own use, especially those injured and listed on the Heavenly Judgnt, who are dood not to be saved by the divine doctor, actually, they have a choice. Secretly… working for the Great Qin will be enough.
The reason for this type of action is to use those who can’t be seen in public, to do things that can’t be seen in public…
What these things that can’t be seen in public are… think for yourself.
Discussions were also taking place among the demons. Those who received treatnt for basic damage appear cured, but in reality, they’ve been poisoned, their lives hanging by a thread, losing all their honor, becoming a hidden danger to the demon clan.
With the discreet and ongoing publicity of the Great Yan’s intelligence system, the entire world was thrown into an uproar in a very short ti.
People were discussing, defaming, spreading rumors, and of course, so were disputing them.
Those who disputed were blushing and breathless, while those discussing were full of confidence.
There’s never a shortage of conspiracy theories in this world, and there’s no shortage of delusionary paranoiacs either…
Just as Bai Yihwen and Miao Sensen said: there’s no shortage of fools in this world.
And this force of fools is undeniably vast!
Quite a few people who were healed by the divine dicine were overjoyed, and before they even had the chance to express their gratitude, they were inadvertently exposed to this news.
So felt like they had been struck by lightning on a clear day, so completely disbelieved it, yet so believed it wholeheartedly.
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