The second article undoubtedly stirred up both sides, who had already been locked in a fierce quarrel, once again.
This time, in particular, it directly linked opposing Skyline with opposing the purge of the Old Imperial Household and opposing national development. If the Conservative Faction did not find a way to mount a strong rebuttal, it would practically be a manifesto aimed straight at them.
If they did not strike back, and everyone came to a consensus, the Conservative Faction truly risked being brought down. They immediately organized people to rebut the various arguments.
Meanwhile, the Progressive Faction's media outlets and writers seemed as if they had been injected with stimulants. They poured forth one after another, refusing to be outdone as they debated their opponents.
The key was that Central City, having joined Skyline, had genuinely benefited from it, while the Conservative Faction and major corporations had long occupied and controlled the resources of the Convergence Zone.
This had long dissatisfied many lower- and middle-tier companies and groups. They were often the ones subjected to the most exploitation while receiving the fewest benefits. If the Old Imperial Household could be eradicated, or if those major corporations and powers could be overthrown, then even if the government took most of the gains in the end, they could still claim a share amid the upheaval and restructuring.
After all, only when the old order was broken apart, reorganized, and reshuffled did they have a chance to turn things around and rise to a higher level.
And once certain ideas took root in most people's minds, even actions that had once seemed relatively radical no longer appeared so glaring. Instead, they would be regarded as answering the urgent hopes of many.
Of course, the major premise was that the Great Shun Government