To put it bluntly, the Public Opinion Legion's greatest strength was not showing others the "good" side of their own faction and making them yearn for it—yearning was certainly powerful, but yearning that was too distant would not shake people. It might even make some outstanding individuals sincerely wish to build their own countries better instead, producing the opposite effect: failing to draw in votes.
But fortunately, compared to the lessons learned back home, the sense of national attachment on Terra was not particularly strong.
Rather than nation-states, those great powers were better described as human settlements that had emerged around Fifth Energy Level powerhouses... groups of people with the same origins, draped in the skins of different nations.
At the end of the day, they were all descendants of the Pre-Epoch Civilization's Terra Federation. There was no decisive difference between them at all.
This was the Public Opinion Legion's main point of attack.
Expose! The truth of the Pre-Epoch Civilization...
Shocking! The consistency of the Gold Folk, Red Folk, Iron Folk, and White Folk! Were they all one family five hundred years ago?
A scattered history of migration! The human distribution and subsequent expansion routes of the Lost Epoch
Articles like these, which looked like roadside pulp writing or the papers of amateur cranks, happened to suit this era perfectly—not to mention that they only looked sensationalist and eye-catching. They were not roadside trash at all, but solid reality.
In the Pre-Epoch Civilization, everyone truly had been one family—racial nations meant nothing. They were merely "peace zones" divided up by later generations according to shelter factions.
The Four Great Peoples were indeed fundamentally the same kind of people, differentiated and adapted according to different environments. This technology had first been used on Crystal Dragons, then later on humans. In