Chi Lian was not at all surprised by Nefeli's ease and adaptability.
She had been planning this for a long time.
But Adogen had actually kept up with the trend so quickly, putting his own program on for everyone to see. That truly surprised Chi Lian.
In the Sea of Heart-Binding, no one knew who you were, so there was little pressure.
There was one principle in the Sea of Heart-Binding that everyone knew—do not bring what you said and did inside it into real life.
Because it was a fictional world-circle. People went in there just to have fun, and most things were exaggerated and joking.
In the towers there, everyone sharply critiqued all kinds of gods, pointed fingers at the apostles, and spoke with sweeping confidence and high spirits, but no one would do that in reality.
Star Vision changed all of that.
It shone the Sea of Heart-Binding into this world, turning daydreams and lofty talk into a direct, visible form that anyone could read.
There were three programs at the beginning.
The noon slot [Music Recommendation], hosted by Big Bear; [Kingdom News], which aired every few days; and Adogen's [World Destruction].
Chi Lian almost never missed an episode.
The images projected by Star Vision were very clear, even more delicate than the previous Red Coral Mirage.
The [World Destruction] program used vivid moving images to show how a world moved toward its end.
Adogen himself did not appear on screen. The voice-over was slightly nervous and fast, and it was his own voice.
The first episode told of a water world where rising temperatures caused large numbers of aquatic creatures to die. Their corpses floated together and gathered, causing a large-scale plague and polluting even more water sources. Some species were unable to adapt and went