"For the salvation of the desperate, the most effective salvation is not simply supplies and money."
Lu PingAn did not promise salvation; it was the God of Redemption who promised that.
Yet he had indeed given mortals hope. Just like those desperate patients from before, what they gained was a chance to change their fate.
"Mortals—or rather, most ordinary people—when driven into a corner, possess nothing but their own lives as currency."
Those who had already lost everything would not refuse this path of "self-rescue."
To everyone's surprise, after its initial slow period of development, the theory and believers of "Life Transaction" began spreading throughout Southeast Asia.
After all, there were too many desperate people here, with nothing but their lives.
Compared to salvation that might never come, this kind of "transaction," which laid out its stance and cost from the very beginning, was easier for people to accept.
"The Eastern Kingdom spokesperson promised that we have no intention of interfering with the thoughts or actions of other nations. The recent changes in Southeast Asia mentioned by a certain country have nothing to do with us. The slogans they are chanting may involve certain civilian forces."
Eastern Kingdom kept insisting that it had nothing to do with them, that the influence of civilian forces had nothing to do with the government.
Yet the truth was that whether in Southeast Asia or every corner of the world, the Eastern Kingdom's True God Churches, civilian forces, and multinational corporations were all taking action.
Whether through trade, charitable relief, or the sale of reconstruction services, they were clearly intervening across the entire world.
Just as the nations of Europa had been reduced to ruins after World War II and had been utterly incapable of refusing the Michel Plan's aid, judging solely by hard