Within just a few hours, all sorts of related live streams and videos sprang up one after another, and people all over the world were fervently discussing them.
The voices of discussion even easily overshadowed the huge number of casualties from the previous day.
This too could be counted as one of the characteristics of this era.
All kinds of unprecedented changes were occurring one after another at this mont, with each one drawing intense attention, making people overwheld yet perpetually pulled along by the next thing.
However, the biggest question right now was that the number of Monunt of Great Achievents badges was too few.
A re one hundred.
It couldn’t even guarantee that every country would get a monunt like this.
Even though there aren’t many people now with "great achievents," this quantity still can’t satisfy people’s imnse enthusiasm.
Shen Yu also gave a response, but he didn’t address the public—instead, he inford the global teorite Crisis managent departnt.
"These monunts aren’t without a price. In theory, this counts as extra rewards from the Association for my resolve to save the world."
At the eting, Shen Yu didn’t give much explanation about many of the Monunt of Great Achievents rules.
He only stated calmly: "The more effectively we resist the apocalypse, the more monunts will be created, including the effect of achievent transformation. What the Association values in civilizations isn’t simply power, but potential. The sa applies to mbers—the more potential a civilization or mber has, the more support they can get."
So, what does a civilization’s potential an?
The determination to resist the end of the world, and the ability actually demonstrated, is undoubtedly part of it.
The teorite Crisis managent departnt think-tank studied the issue carefully and agreed with this explanation.
Given that resources are limited, and mbers don’t die when civilization is destroyed, ordinary civilizations truly aren’t worth the Association’s attention.
Only civilizations that stand out in mutual support and show extraordinary potential have a chance to receive help.
Moreover, it’s not enough for the civilization alone to show potential—the Association actually cares even more about its mbers.
Both need to show potential—to cultivate more mbers, and indirectly help their civilizations.
Fortunately, humanity has had good luck in terms of mbers.
They’ve already faintly noticed—even if they don’t know the reason, the other two mbers clearly have so respect for their mber.
These details may not even be noticed by the individuals themselves, but they’re evident upon closer inspection.
"This is our chance. No matter what, we have to seize it." For once, the teorite Crisis managent departnt’s upper managent reached a high degree of consensus.
Then, they began a series of discussions about how to use the Monunt of Great Achievents efficiently.
The strategies they ca up with were not only imdiately effective but also took into account the specific situations of countries around the world.
For example, the West Country decided to create the profession of Free Hunter, giving certain people weapons, Martial Arts skills, and Worm at, encouraging them to hunt monsters and gain achievents.
Another example is the Eastern Country, which decided to quickly promote Martial Arts in the military, while also recruiting from society. Under stable order, they would dig out those with talent and combat awareness, enabling them to rapidly form fighting power.
There were also other attempts at achievent by various personnel.
In short, just as Shen Yu predicted, from ordinary people to the upper echelons, the entire civilization’s enthusiasm for resisting the apocalypse had significantly increased.
As for the more specific and far-reaching impact, ti will be needed to confirm it.
Once he finished the internal Human Civilization eting, he quickly hurried to the Gray Mist Space, where he had to convene another routine eting within the Mist.
"That move of yours really is incredible," Martial Artist Shen Yu said with obvious envy. "Too bad I can’t do sothing like that—our world simply doesn’t have any specific enemies, and people’s individual qualities aren’t high. If I try to make them stronger this way, it’ll just throw everything into chaos."
The truth is, for Martial Artist Shen Yu, using the Immortal’s na to give certain Martial Arts Masters rewards to make them more obedient is actually more effective.
"Each world has its own circumstances," Shen Yu said with a smile. "Since the Gray Mist has already been distributed, whatever ideas you have, you can try them yourself."
"But once the news gets back, those masters will go crazy—they’ll be dying to flock to your world," Martial Artist Shen Yu sighed and shook his head.
He had certainly taken note of Shi Zhuang’s performance.
But it wasn’t just Shi Zhuang.
Old Lady Liu, Sword Return Two—weren’t they all beside themselves with excitent, desperate to kill and create achievents?
If not for this change, even Martial Artist Shen Yu himself couldn’t have realized how astonishing those masters in his world could perform.
Turns out all their previous effort was just for show—they hadn’t truly gone all out.
"I’m very open to it," Shen Yu said seriously. "The Martial Arts World’s strength lies in fighting enemies, not in endless Heavenly Calamities. If your world’s masters co to mine or to interstellar world Shen Yu, they’ll perform even better."
He had actually thought about this question before.
After all, the Mist value created by the few masters who ca so far has far exceeded the ’cost of their journey.’
But after careful consideration, Martial Artist Shen Yu still shook his head.
"This can’t be rushed. My world still needs those masters to unify order. Without them, the rest of the common people would be tough to manage—not to ntion, I haven’t even unified our civilization’s order yet."
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