"But in recent years, things had begun to change," Qiu Ming said. "Someone on Floor One had secretly started spreading Baudrillard's theories. When the division's management found out, they held Mr. G accountable. Mr. G promised to investigate, and a few weeks later he handed over the disseminators. But those unlucky bastards had supposedly resisted fiercely when they were arrested again and had already become corpses, so management could get nothing out of them. And afterward, Baudrillard's theories continued to spread throughout Floor One.
"Mr. G's explanation was that theories were hard to kill completely. Even if you got rid of the first people to spread them, those who came after might continue spreading them. But Mr. G also promised to do his best to contain the situation, so management accepted his handling of the matter.
"But things did not go smoothly afterward. According to management's statistics over the past few years, more and more people on Floor One had become familiar with Baudrillard's name. Although the number of corpses Mr. G turned in had also increased, it at least showed that his efforts had not achieved much. Management was gradually losing patience with Mr. G.
"If Mr. G had not run Floor One so well over the years, and if losing him would not potentially plunge Floor One into chaos and drastically increase management costs, management would probably have taken him down already. But the relationship between the two sides had continued to deteriorate, growing increasingly tense. The police controlled by management on Floor One had clashed with Mr. G's people many times. Management knew what Mr. G was planning. It was only a matter of time before they completely fell out.
"Some time ago, there was word that Mr. G had ordered something from a smuggler on Earth,