The forum for the Yan Country War Zone was still buzzing over the two highlighted posts. As time passed, they spawned even more sharp and unusual discussions.
"I watched the video of the African battlefield at least ten times, and I finally got it! Water God and Evergreen's combination is practically a textbook example of civilizational reform!"
"The person above is right! First, they used absolute power to create an unattainable 'Heaven,' then used absolute ruthlessness to force them to abandon their fantasies. Finally, they offered them a tiny taste of sweetness and guided them onto the path of 'labor is glorious.' Who could withstand that?"
"The most outrageous part was when that woman named Amina poured water on the stone tools instead of giving it to those starving people. My scalp went numb when I saw that scene. This isn't simple preaching anymore—it's establishing an entirely new set of values! Values belonging to us people of Yan Country!"
"Exactly! What divine grace? What unconditional blessings? To hell with all of it! If you want to live like a human being, you have to stand up on your own! That's the lesson our gods of Yan Country are teaching the world!"
Pride, like rich wine, fermented in the heart of every Yan Country player.
As they watched through the Water Mirror, those once-numb tribespeople followed Amina and Kyle, clumsily yet firmly pounding stones and swinging stone picks. It was as if they could see the shadows of their own ancestors reclaiming barren land.
It was a resonance rooted in their blood.
Yet amid this surging national pride, an incongruous voice suddenly appeared among the latest replies to the post.
"Um... everyone, don't get excited just yet. I have a question I've been holding in for a long time."
The poster