Regardless of Little Fear's questions or attitude, Wei Su Yi always answered with a smile:
"Someone as senior as Luande, positioned in a relatively crucial region—whether he advanced or retreated, lived or died—would have no small impact. This really can't be treated lightly as a game... But if wrapping it in the shell of a 'game' produces better results, why not?"
Little Fear continued asking, "A 'game' can strengthen the effect too?"
Wei Su Yi nodded. "Of course! Some people in the Boundary Curtain region want Luande removed, or simply dead. Ordinary methods might not achieve that, after all, creatures known as 'political opponents' will pull at your legs even when they have nothing better to do.
"But if this matter is packaged in the absurd form of a game, made to seem like nothing more than children's entertainment, it can naturally draw more people in and, on a certain level, mobilize resources without restraint."
Little Fear roughly understood, but he still asked, "But wouldn't openly dividing into two camps make the sabotage even worse?"
Wei Su Yi's answer was quite detailed. "The game is merely a form. The goal is to win attention.
"Whether it is the arena of public opinion or a political spectacle, once 'Luande Retirement' becomes an issue, given the Boundary Curtain region's usual political ecology, 'retirement' will become inevitable.
"Shattering the legal legitimacy of the Tian Yuan Empire is the foundation upon which the Star Alliance was built. As for whether he lives or dies afterward... given Luande's nature, he probably won't retire peacefully. He might even do something foolish.
"So whether he dies before the end of this year is probably the game's only suspense."
Little Fear fell silent and said no more.
Wei Su Yi continued explaining to him. "As for the identity