Of course, there was still a vast difference between the real world and a game.
For one, there was the number of people involved. There were only a handful of key NPCs in the game, but in reality, any major organization had an unquestionably enormous number of relatively important figures.
All those people combined formed a far more tangled and intricate web of relationships.
Naturally, the strategy guides in the commissioners' hands could not simply say: first do this, then do that. Where exactly to enter the game, where to break the deadlock—those were matters they had to think through for themselves.
There were countless tangled threads involved. Even though every person Zhao Cheng had selected was an elite among elites, this was still an immense test for them.
Their abilities were beyond doubt. If they had been given several years to proceed step by step, then even without this "game" information, they would have had the ability to open up the situation.
But now, they did not have much time.
"The situation in R Country is complicated. Of course, no country's situation is simple. In R Country, the emperor is merely a mascot. Power is controlled by the financial conglomerates—or rather, the emperor's family is itself one of those conglomerates. It simply has an extra halo. Glory is both an honor and a shackle, a restraint and a counterbalance."
Several commissioners communicated through their watches, exchanging messages with their minds.
This was a technology that converted brainwaves into information, then converted the information back into brainwaves—a byproduct of virtual reality technology.
"As for R Country's forces, on the surface, there are the Self-Defense Forces. But in truth, those are only a tiny fraction of R Country's power. Their real strength lies in the private armed forces of the major