"You're deceiving us?"
"No, I just didn't tell you everything."
Lu PingAn's promise—the twisted promotion of "enroll in special studies and make big money"—was remarkably effective.
Of course, even more directly effective were the special cases Lu PingAn rolled out one after another.
"Join our Training Class and follow the full program. As long as you have enough talent and work hard enough, you can become a Tier 3 or 4 Professional, with a starting income of at least one million in the Eastern Kingdom."
Lu PingAn's "false advertising" simply stated the end result in advance.
The training would take three or four years. But with Lu PingAn pouring resources into it, a second-year student could become a Tier 3 or Tier 4 Professional in just a few months.
This was not forcing growth, all right? Considering the Life Points he expended, it really did carry a hint of overdrawing one's lifespan.
He urgently accelerated the growth of some gifted second-years, matured some third- and fourth-year graduates ahead of schedule, and sent them directly into work—or rather, internships.
A huge number of Variety Shows aired repeatedly on television, instantly becoming a hot topic. The lives and benefits of these "recruits" were like ordinary people stepping into the supernatural world.
Their hardships and brutal professional training were laid bare before the city's residents. Once paychecks showing at least ten times the local salary appeared, it all seemed worthwhile.
Were those benefits excessively high? Not really. Once the "costs"—the necessary expenses on the path to becoming a powerful Professional—were excluded, their guaranteed salaries really were that outrageous.
"Through this method, he seems to have turned the entire Ancient City into his own foundation."
"Can he really swallow all that?"
Criticism never ceased, but Lu PingAn calmly pushed the reforms forward.
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