Recently, as certain "truths" gradually spread, more and more "Diffusion Sources" had begun cropping up everywhere. In particular, the number of domestic Main God users among the general public had likely surpassed two hundred thousand, according to official estimates gathered through various methods.
These people were inherently unstable factors—or rather, people who naturally possessed relevant information. While making an "unexpected fortune," almost all of their first instincts had been to hide themselves.
Make a fortune quietly, build high walls, stockpile grain, delay claiming the throne, farm, grow stronger—this was a culture and instinct practically carved into the bones of the Chinese people!
After a small number of reckless "early birds" were swiftly noticed, located, and dealt with by the authorities, perhaps the rest caught the scent of danger and became even more cautious.
But in truth, caution had its limits. Someone could be cautious for a while, but that did not mean they could remain cautious forever. Especially after their initial wariness, secret delight, and unease faded, once they believed they had hidden themselves well and had never been discovered—
Gradually, some people began to show their weaknesses and grow increasingly brazen.
—Even more conspicuous, however, was the large group of "Visitors" who had once encountered that special platform, only to be eliminated after a single round.
One day, suppose you suddenly passed out and had an incredibly realistic dream—so realistic that even the sensation of dying in it was crystal clear. Was it really just a dream?
Many people might stubbornly insist that a dream was just a dream. What was the big deal?
Suddenly fainting was hardly impossible. Dreaming was perfectly normal too. But when the two happened together—especially when that dream was absurdly vivid, when every last detail remained perfectly clear after waking up, and when you