The Man Who Had Never Won, Won Once

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A demigod personally endorsed City No. 10's twenty-one-year lifespan extension, setting off a frenzy online.

The mystery of the knights' longevity had finally been solved.

Although that livestream had looked a little strange. The demigod had seemed somewhat unhappy, almost as if he had been kidnapped.

But who in this world could kidnap demigod Li Shutong? Surely no one.

So the livestream was real, and the knights certainly would not sacrifice their reputation just to sell products on a livestream.

The Federation's citizens began to boil with excitement.

Women wanted to immigrate to City No. 10, where they could receive relatively fair treatment in the workplace and maternity leave.

Parents wanted to immigrate to City No. 10 so their children could gain an advantage in future examinations and enjoy free nine-year compulsory education.

Small business owners wanted to immigrate to City No. 10 for tax breaks. Although City No. 10 had announced that companies had to pay overtime wages, taxes on small and micro businesses there had already been reduced to 3%. Compared with the tax reduction, overtime pay was practically nothing.

Every era had its trendsetters. They rose with the waves, chasing opportunities for success.

In just one day, tens of thousands of people had left their home cities across the Federation.

However, the various conglomerates reacted swiftly. That very night, the Li Consortium, Chen Consortium, Kashima, and Jindai all locked down entry and exit inspections in their cities.

Whenever residents applied for exit visas, any stated reason involving travel to City No. 10 resulted in an automatic rejection.

Some residents lied and claimed they were going to other cities, but their visas were still rejected. They could not get out at all.

Moreover, the political centers of every city issued announcements: until further notice, Federation