Changes were taking place in every aspect of Nie's City.
Every day, it swept away crime and evil. Every day, it rectified and investigated. Every day, it punished wickedness and promoted goodness.
To spread the light of hope through this chaotic world where Evil Qi reigned supreme, and to attract outsiders and invigorate the city, Nie's City's massive cleanup campaign neither swept its flaws under the rug nor kept its family shame behind closed doors. Instead, it openly—indeed, proactively—began spreading the news to the world.
After all, given Ga Country's usual character, no scandal could possibly make its reputation any worse.
Ga Country, whose image had always been dreadful, truly had no idol baggage whatsoever in this regard.
A good person of ten years would be seized upon relentlessly over a single mistake, their image shattered. A bad person of ten years, however, only needed to show signs of turning back from the shore, and they would be lavishly praised.
Shi Tiexin intended to seize on that mindset and forge a new image for the city.
An important part of that branding plan was to use Shi Tiexin, the "Most Handsome Police Officer" and "Krypton of Sin," as its flagship product, crafting a legend of hacking his way from bottom to top, overthrowing heaven and earth at the end, and remaking the cosmos.
Later, they could even make a movie. It would open with: "This story is based on true events." Its prestige would shoot up at once.
To the east stood E City's county magistrate; to the west stood Nie's City's handsome bastard. This was exactly the kind of effect where people shouted every day for it to be declared cultural heritage.
Specifically, New Star Daily had formed a new media department dedicated to studying social media apps and