The "Infinite True Realm Faction: Holy Terra Empire" had a poor reputation because the "Primal Warhammer Worldview" had spread through the "Myriad Worlds: Information Exchange Phenomenon." As a result, anyone of sound mind was unwilling to go butterfly-stroking in the foul cesspool known as the "Holy Terra Empire."
The normal methods had failed to find anyone, so abnormal methods were put on the agenda.
You had your strategies, and I had my ways over the wall.
When poverty forced change, change brought solutions. As long as one's thoughts did not slide downhill, there were always more solutions than difficulties.
Even normal people in modern society were unwilling to go to the parks in the north for reemployment. No matter how vigorously anti-fraud campaigns raged online, they still could not stop the hopeful fools driven by all sorts of mindsets from leaping into the pits one after another.
Thus, the "Holy Terra Empire" came up with an Evil Path recruitment method. They first drew grandiose pictures with all their might, using curiosity to deceive those without ability, connections, or self-awareness—the so-called "three-nothing products."
The curiosity bait was finalized under the leadership of "the Holy Terra Empire's top think-tank advisor, Tzeentch." Collections such as wedding photo albums of Nurgle and Tzeentch's sweet romance, and Slaanesh's VIP membership queue, were all part of the curiosity bait.
This move was like a divine stroke that brought a painted dragon to life, making full use of human weakness.
When things reached an extreme, being too trendy became fashionable, and being too ugly became beautiful.
No one would willingly jump into an ordinary cesspool, but once it reached a certain level of filth, it became an immortal delicacy that one simply had to taste.
Scams, like online fraud, also had to tailor their deceptions to their