Lu PingAn's fully deployed forces began actively intervening in the world.
Most of the cadres formed their own intervention teams and began "infiltration" operations.
To change the world, people remained the key.
Only enough individuals could set a trend in motion, and that trend would in turn influence everyone.
Once there were leaders and people to be led, the rest would naturally hesitate over whether to act. In the end, most people would start moving. Even if they did not know what was happening, they would instinctively follow along.
Put nicely, that was how revolutionary waves and artistic innovation worked. Put badly, stock market crashes, hype-driven sales, and the like worked much the same way.
This was the innate weakness and strength brought by the ability of intelligent life to think. It could keep them from falling behind, but it could also lead them straight into a pit.
The more technologically advanced an era was, and the more convenient the flow of information, the faster and fiercer such "trends" would arrive, magnifying this human weakness in both Positive and Negative ways.
"If used well, it can be considered an advantage."
This time, Lu PingAn was doing exactly that.
One "hero" after another was selected. After being flooded with vast amounts of information and tutorials, as long as they retained a living creature's survival instinct and did not wish to perish along with this world, they would naturally do something.
As heroes, they were often simple-minded but bursting with drive. When it came to rebellion, that was their greatest advantage.
"Another batch of refugees has arrived? Arrange for them to settle in the Wasteland."
Judging by the results, this plan of guiding heroes and having them drive "reform" was not only extremely cheap, but also astonishingly successful.
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