Facts proved that Inspector Liu's worry about the news leaking and people rushing over to board the train could never happen.
After the proposal was submitted and reviewed by the relevant agencies of the Patrol Division, they ultimately came up with the simplest relocation plan... replicate every building and forest in Dongshui City at a 1:1 scale, then create an illusion so people could unknowingly move into Wenren Sheng's Fragment World.
In other words, aside from the very few Otherworldly Users and a small number of administrators in Dongshui City, no one else would be told the truth about relocating the city for the time being.
They would still believe they were living in the original place.
Why do it this way? First, it saved the cost of persuasion. There were tens of millions of people. Just think about how much talking, time, and manpower it took to relocate a single residential complex. If they were told the truth, who knew how long the mess would drag on? It might not be settled even in decades. Would relocation still mean anything by then? Of course, accomplishing this required coordination in many details.
For example, they first had to surround the existing Dongshui City with a wall, leaving only one fixed entrance and exit.
That would prevent anyone from stumbling upon the truth while wandering around.
The justification was easy enough to find: it was to minimize the intrusion of wilderness Anomalies. In reality, there were already many blockade lines and patrol lines.
Most people, aside from logistics workers and those whose jobs required them to go out for exchanges, could complete their daily lives within the city.
After Wenren Sheng looked over the relocation plan they had sent him, he nodded. This plan was now feasible.
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