"It’s like this again, and the impact is even greater this ti." A group of people looked at each other, sowhat speechless at Du You’s knack for causing trouble. Once, when Du You was still weak, it was like this, and now at the peak, it remains the sa.
"What should we do? What should we do next? Just let it be?"
"We can’t bla him entirely this ti, after all, this is a battlefield fight. It’s just that it’s more attractive, so it’s drawn so many viewers. With so many watching, exposure is inevitable; it can’t stay hidden."
Similar videos often appear in many places, but most aren’t too important, and they’re all local. They don’t cause large-scale attention, so there’s no problem. But this war sparked widespread attention, with people worldwide watching, and videos everywhere, with daily discussions.
Indeed, such large-scale battlefields below the seventh tier provide plenty to study and comnt on.
"You can’t say that. Without his influence, things wouldn’t have developed so quickly. Besides, it seems this issue was brought about by him." Soone rebutted.
At this mont, a voice spoke: "Since we can’t suppress it, just let it be. This could also provide us with so work experience."
"Director, you’re here." Everyone turned, seeing their superior had arrived.
"Alright, no need to be restrained. Orders have been issued from above regarding this situation — try to hide the information about the strong ones. The public likes to see things related to them, and things on their level, so let them watch. Also, get those experts moving to explain these things."
Everyone’s eyes lit up, understanding the principle of diverting rather than blocking. As long as the public’s attention is shifted and not focused on the strongest ones, there’s no issue. Perhaps, this is a good opportunity to educate the ordinary people.
After all, the privileges of professionals are too many, and many ordinary people who can’t beco professionals are quite unsatisfied. Now, letting them understand a bit could dispel much of this dissatisfaction.
Although it may also lead so timid individuals to abandon becoming professionals or giving up the struggle, the benefits still outweigh the disadvantages. As long as public opinion is guided well, there won’t be a problem.
"Moreover, with this event, let’s promote professionals, then improve the treatnt of low-level professionals. Also, give semi-professionals more job opportunities to enhance our overall strength." Currently, the power of professionals is rapidly expanding, making them feel that the follow-up personnel seem insufficient.
The explosive growth of professional power is rare, but it’s not to be missed when encountered.
Subsequently, dia outlets everywhere began reporting, with various events on the battlefield being analyzed separately. Every day, there were expert lectures and quite famous professionals from different places were invited to explain.
In short, this war was made into a program on this side of Earth. Not only here, but so other Earth-affiliated worlds were the sa, with everyone focusing on this matter.
Being able to turn a battlefield into a program isn’t unprecedented, but doing so on such a large scale is groundbreaking. When Du You found out, he was surprised.
The reason Du You knew was that on that day, he was right above the battlefield.
Below, a group wielding long and short weapons surrounded a deputy commander.
"May I ask, what is this ti’s enemy like? Have you made your plans? What are they?"
"May I ask what your profession is and what your hobbies are?"
"Hey handso, do you have a girlfriend? What type do you like? Hey, don’t go!"
Watching these people, a strange look flashed in Du You’s eyes. "What’s going on? How did so many journalists suddenly appear?" Du You himself didn’t expect such a thing to happen at the front line of the battlefield.
If they go deeper, they’d see the place where I make the undead. Of course, that area is very secretive, and these guys wouldn’t be allowed in easily; barging in recklessly could cost them their lives.
"Master, you might not know, but this is sothing Earth’s side ca up with. Due to our war gaining too much attention, it’s now known to everyone. The alliance simply turned it into many TV programs, letting the public watch enough, which can also enhance the professional’s image and treatnt and help dissipate public grievances."
Grievance, indeed. Du You still rembers those tis. After Law Formalization, those who failed and beca semi-professionals were full of envy and jealousy toward him.
But so who had graduated for a while and struggled in society for so ti looked at him with eyes filled with resentnt, though they dared not show anything.
It’s like in so worlds, how commoners look at nobles and slaves look at slave masters.
There’s no way around it; the differences in treatnt are too great. Professionals have a lot of freedom; they can do whatever they want and afford anything. If one becos a professional, the whole family becos upper class.
But those who didn’t beco professionals have to work hard every day, with barely any days off. The worst ones only have ti to eat, sleep, and work daily, with no other ti.
As an ordinary person, not working ans they must pay huge taxes. Otherwise, they’ll face terrifying consequences. Over ti, how could the public not have grievances?
This war, letting the public see these professionals fighting with their lives, can indeed offset so grievances.
Forget it, what does this have to do with ? "Let them do as they please, as long as they don’t film us."
Du You didn’t want to be famous again. Being on TV is low-level stuff for him now. But in fact, these people ca with missions; they wouldn’t film the strong ones.
The initial intention was to divert attention; if they fild the strong ones, wouldn’t that defeat the purpose?
Those set up as heroes and role models on the battlefield are all below the seventh tier, with very few at the fifth or sixth tier. People often focus more on those at the third or fourth tier.
It can be said that the public’s focus has completely been skewed by these people.
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