After reading the post, Guan Tong was deeply shaken.
He had actually heard of it from the very beginning, and had even experienced it firsthand—what had been the purpose of the mastermind manipulating Shen Zuohu's gang in Yunhua City to kidnap High Mind Power Users? Most likely, it had been to turn those people into the "providers" mentioned in the post.
What shocked him was that there were actually countries doing this on a national scale—and not small countries, either.
The Tulip Federation, a major power formed after the Apocalypse Rules began by several small nations that had collapsed during Rule One, was actually quite strong. Its total population and land area were no less than those of the Solloma Empire.
Could it be because this federation had only recently been established and public sentiment was unstable that it advocated violence above all else and created such a twisted system of having the entire population serve as "sheep" to support others?
"If that's the case, then under the customized challenges of so many providers, the number of first places the Tulip Federation's 'alpha wolf' can claim must be astonishing. But there's a cap, so even taking the most first places, they ultimately can't exceed 500 points..."
Still, Guan Tong found it strange. Was the Tulip Federation really betting everything on this so-called alpha wolf? Weren't they afraid that person would die in some Rule, or be killed by someone else?
Or would they simply pick a new alpha wolf from the "pack" when the time came? How would they make up for the enormous amount of resources wasted that way? The Mind Power lost by the entire population would never come back!
Guan Tong had already seen people leave similar comments beneath the post.
"Isn't the Tulip Federation way too