Within the Multiverse of Marvel's omniverse, a terrifying disaster occurred.
The Batman Who Laughs, who had infiltrated Marvel by unknown means, used a conspiracy to steal Dream Power Doctor Strange's authority over dreams. Then, across the entire omniverse, he played a film through dreams—an earth-shattering masterpiece titled "Star Core Rescue," eleven hours long.
That's right, not seven hours, but eleven. This was not the version Eddie had originally cut according to Schiller's requirements. After Laughing Man got hold of the videotape, he edited, deleted, added to, and re-directed it, creating this version.
How devastating was this version? Put it this way: after one night, Players in the Eastern Great Nation collectively logged onto every major platform to flood Sanguosha with positive reviews, calling it a historically themed masterpiece of balanced gameplay. Western Players poured onto websites to repeatedly praise Overwatch 2, calling it a cultural heritage site with excellent operational strategy.
Of course, more ordinary people who played nothing at all could only feel endless psychological shock from this colossal steaming pile of shit. The shock was enough to crash Greed's mind, let alone ordinary people whose mental strength was inferior to his.
After that horrifying night, when everyone woke in the morning, it felt less like waking from sleep and more like coming back from the dead.
Then, once people became a little more clearheaded, they checked with those close to them or online friends they usually chatted with. When they discovered that everyone had had the same dream, they knew this wasn't some terrible movie their own brains had randomly cobbled together. Someone had deliberately made it and distributed it.
What followed was an endless wave of bad reviews.
No matter which video platform or website it was, as long as it had a discussion feature, every comment