At 7:00 p.m. that afternoon, countries around the world simultaneously released their "Report on Cosmic Stage Development and the Synchronized Development of the Human Body and Spirit," though the contents varied.
Some countries focused on explaining the story of the World Tree and informing the public about what had happened before. Others emphasized the victory, telling people that humanity's newly cured diseases were the fruits of that earlier triumph. Some placed particular emphasis on the principles involved, stuffing their reports with technical terminology. Then there were countries whose introductions were especially distinctive. After reading China's report, Schiller summed it up in a single phrase: "Spiritual Energy Resurgence."
Never mind whether the term was professional or not—wasn't it simple and easy to understand? Even people who had never read web novels could roughly grasp what it meant from the words alone. Put simply, the spiritual energy in the air had increased, so ordinary people could sense its existence, cultivate it, and use it. What an accessible line of reasoning.
Yet this was actually closer to the truth than a lengthy scientific explanation. The rise in the universe's energy level leaned more toward the magical side to begin with, and science could not fully explain it. Given humanity's current scientific standards, explaining things like the World Tree was still far too difficult. Even if they insisted on a professional explanation, ordinary people would not understand it. It was better to provide an easily understood framework and avoid causing social panic.
China's approach proved remarkably effective. After hearing that explanation, nearly everyone thought it was a good thing. Of course, a few hotheaded people who had read too many web novels wanted to seize the initiative during the early stages of the Spiritual Energy Resurgence, but public security there had always been well