As for how to provide that stimulation, a thousand ideas had passed through Ronan's mind, but he had yet to settle on one. Come to think of it, the "stimulation" he had given this world over the past few months had already been quite intense.
Whether in the Inner World or ordinary society, an image called "Ronan" already lurked in the minds of hundreds of millions of people. Whenever they entertained thoughts related to him, they inevitably came under this "image's" influence. Some were even tethered to it, making orbiting motions they themselves did not understand.
The "image of Ronan" in their minds was still constantly changing and being revised. At this stage, if Ronan kept providing ever more intense stimulation, some of them might be driven straight to a breakdown, while others would be left at a loss. But some would also grow numb and desensitized.
That was what it meant to say that going too far was as bad as not going far enough.
By now, Ronan could be considered a specialist researcher in "fantasy species" and "deities." How could he not know that he already had one foot on that path?
Though he still had some reservations about this route, even a little common sense made it clear that, when dealing with "genetic-species intelligent life," acts such as "proselytizing" and "divine revelation" always required patience.
Plant a healthy, plump seed, water it and weed around it when there was nothing else to do, then simply wait for it to sprout and branch out-the independent thought of intelligent beings was their most valuable asset. Force-feeding them would not yield much of a harvest in the end; changing habits of thought required time to adapt and settle.
Wait, select, gather the best seeds, then repeat the process, round after