He opened the update post by a blogger with tens of millions of followers again, skimmed past a pile of news about the company's stock price, and read the rest.
He had slept for only two hours before getting up to update everyone. It wasn't that he was trying to play the victim for likes. The Dream Maniac incident had simply developed too quickly and on too large a scale, leaving him too exhilarated to feel tired. Of course, now that he mentioned it, I'm working this hard, and you people don't even feel embarrassed not to like it?
The Lighthouse Network was flooded with calls for a recall of the Dream Helmets, but as of the time I published this, North Carolina Blue Company still hadn't recalled them. CEO Browning stubbornly insisted that the helmets had absolutely no quality issues, while blasting Wei Rui Pharmaceutical and claiming that its Money Grass Sleep Aid was the true culprit behind the Dream Maniacs. The two once-closest partner companies had become bitter enemies in the space of a single day.
By an extraordinary coincidence, North Carolina Blue Company and Wei Rui Pharmaceutical belonged to the Red and Blue Factions respectively. When the Dream Helmet Press Conference had been held, many experts had commented that the cooperation between the two companies would provide a little repair compound for the ever-widening rift between the Lighthouse's two major factions. As long as they could sit down and make money together, everyone could still be friends.
Some more extreme experts had even called the partnership the last lifeline for easing relations between the Lighthouse's Red and Blue Factions and preventing a full-scale civil war. The rise and fall of the Americas depended on whether this partnership could be maintained.
But no one had expected that after