Su Hao's plan for Zhi Peng was feasible, but a plan alone could not accomplish great things. It still depended on how the person executing it went about it.
There were countless examples of plans made flawlessly but turned into a complete mess in execution.
Over all these years, Su Hao had made many plans for all kinds of matters, and he deeply understood one principle: a detailed plan was important, but not as important as people imagined. The core of a plan was never "what to do," but "what goal to achieve." Plans existed to serve the outcome.
On this point, Su Hao had also given Zhi Peng some guidance. He just did not know how much Zhi Peng had taken in or absorbed.
What Su Hao could give the Radiance Society was the "bottom line" for its development. As for how far the Radiance Society could ultimately rise, that still depended on Zhi Peng as its leader.
Another month later, the Radiance Society swept through the royal residences of ten surrounding cities, including Pingkong City, with the speed of a thunderclap before one could cover one's ears. It officially stepped before the eyes of the world, announcing the founding of the Radiance Society and its first-stage mission: to clear away humanity's greatest vermin and let light shine upon the earth.
They also listed the Royal Family's various cruel crimes across the land, pairing them with all kinds of propaganda pamphlets and distributing them throughout the world.
Their target was crystal clear: the Royal Family of Hengxuan District.
For a time, the whole world was in uproar.
Some were fearful and uneasy over the coming war; some worried whether their own businesses would be affected; some hung the matter high because it had nothing to do with them; some