Not long ago, Fang Qing had told Lin Yu that she might be the one among all the "Players" who understood "Authority" best.
Fang Qing had not been joking, nor had she exaggerated.
Moreover, as the leader of the "Freedom Alliance," once Fang Qing had gained a certain level of strength, she had done something similar to the "Grandmaster"—she had actively sought out experts among other Players to challenge.
The difference was that the "Grandmaster" had relentlessly beaten up only the "Diviner," with the goal of confirming his strength and restricting the "Diviner's" activities.
Fang Qing's purpose, however, was different. The main reason she did this was to "collect information," helping the other members of the "Freedom Alliance" improve their survival rates as much as possible when they encountered experts from other organizations.
Thus, Fang Qing found ways to fight every renowned expert or observe their attacks from close by, thereby gathering information about them.
Later, Fang Qing even expanded the scope of her information gathering to promising newcomers—and she quickly found a "shortcut."
Although the "Freedom Alliance" had few members and was not large in scale, it did not possess a very extensive intelligence network.
But when it came to determining which "Players" had potential, especially whether newly joined "Players" had potential...
The "Psychology Society" was undoubtedly the most authoritative!
So Fang Qing naturally set her sights directly on the "Psychology Society's" "assessment reports"!
As long as she periodically stole the Psychology Society's assessment reports and kept an eye on the newcomers the Psychology Society paid special attention to, she could ensure that no genius or monster quietly emerged among the Players, grew powerful without anyone noticing, and suddenly dealt a devastating blow to a member of some organization.
In short, Fang Qing actually knew very well that, at