Sui Xiong naturally had every right to be proud. In a world where racial discrimination ran rampant, he had built a nation where all races could live peacefully and harmoniously together, casting aside discrimination and erasing hatred. That was truly a great achievement.
But he was not satisfied.
Before transmigrating, he had participated in the production of a game centered on opposition to racial discrimination. The protagonist the player controlled was a Native American who joined forces with the spirits of nature and progressive forces from every country and people to resist brutal British invaders, defend the vast lands of North America, and use spears and spells to reject the so-called "civilized" "pioneering."
He had been one of the artists at the time, but he had also read the story drafts. Near the end of what was roughly the second chapter of the plot, there was a proclamation the protagonist delivered when he and his companions raised their banner and established an anti-British base. It was said to have been written by an expert favored by a big shot from the propaganda department, and its quality was anything but ordinary. It played with no allusions, used none of the stale, overused clichés, and did not contain a single hollow word. Each plain yet sincere sentence struck straight at the heart, moving people and stirring their blood.
At the time, everyone involved in developing the game, Sui Xiong included, had been touched by it. They had all looked forward to the game's actual release and to seeing the players' reactions after reaching that part of the story.
But as the saying went, good things suffered many trials. By the time Sui Xiong transmigrated, the game was still stuck at the final review stage because it was "alluding to reality." According to