Goblin-style Society

The Blackrock Syndicate had no interest in the Pandaren's ongoing soul-searching, nor in all that talk of national destiny and ethnic righteousness.

Didn't people like that get tired? Were they ever happy? Always wearing such grave expressions, like the world had wronged them beyond measure. The Goblins simply didn't enjoy chatting with them.

All right, the Goblins only cared about how much money they had made.

By the Titans, the new market of the Pandaria Continent was so vast it drove people mad!

It was only because free trade had been strictly forbidden. Otherwise, with the Goblins' utterly shameless and amoral nature, they would absolutely have taken their business to the Mogu race and even the Mantid. That went without saying.

"Only by selling weapons to your own country's enemies can you become a qualified arms dealer."

Well, one only had to look at the Goblins' eternal wisdom to understand exactly what they would do, especially when it concerned a Shaohao Dynasty that had little to do with them.

Still, they did not dare defy the Titans' ban, nor did they dare violate the rules of the great-power old hooligan club. So the Mantid and Mogu were out of the question. The price of doing business with them was too high.

However, while the other Goblin conglomerates had yet to notice this new market, the Blackrock Syndicate was going all out. They threw themselves into continent-wide advertising and promotion, desperately trying to sell as many products as possible before competitors emerged.

Now, every television channel across the Pandaria Continent aired Goblin product advertisements at the end of its programs, or simply promoted certain products directly during the shows.

Product placement—this was the shameless trick Hekso had learned from the Titan old hooligan Sarodar.

This inescapable brainwashing propaganda subtly influenced every