Li Wenhui did this in order to infiltrate this group and secretly influence the development of these believers in the Stars.

For him, a high-ranking psionicist, this was not a particularly difficult task, because…

Currently, all "Star Believers" lack sufficient strength and vision; they are unable to resist the invisible spiritual influences, nor do they understand themselves.

Soon, someone in the crowd asked curiously, "Dude, what do you mean by that?"

I knew you'd ask me this when you arrived.

Li Wenhui maintained his "indignant drunken" demeanor, raising his eyes to look in that direction.

Considering that a significant portion of the preaching by these believers involved things like "direct communication with the Great Being," he did not choose a more direct spiritual invasion, but instead opted for a more subtle, gentle, and less noticeable form of indoctrination.

Because these people are likely to have strong mental resistance, taking a too direct approach would provoke resistance, and the stars might notice the problem during the ritual.

This is also why Meng Yi suggested he go through such a long and complicated process instead of directly organizing a ceremony.

"Hmph, what could it be?"

Li Wenhui gritted his teeth, as if he was really angry: "I once worked diligently under Redemption, and even took huge risks to go deep into the ocean."

During the final battle of the gods, I didn't even stay on that damned Redemption Continent, but instead wandered in the wilderness…

He slammed his fist on the table and shouted:

"I was almost killed by the aftershocks of the divine descent."

Hey... guess what?

Those guys who stayed in the Holy City of Redemption, living peacefully and without taking any risks, actually have a higher Grace rank than me? Higher than me?

"Damn it, bartender, give me some hard liquor!"

The group of believers exchanged glances, and one of them said thoughtfully, "Friend, watch your words. In the final war of the gods, there are no gods; they are all false gods."

"Bullshit final battle of gods!" Li Wenhui laughed loudly, tilting his head back.

"He deceived us, redemption deceived us."

It was said that everything was over, but then four new enemies appeared, four stronger ones, great beings from the depths of space.

Moreover, you don't go to the wilderness, so you don't know what the conditions are like in the wild. Now, outside the city..."

He spoke softly: "The earth is parched, the forests are yellow and green, volcanoes erupt frequently, and animals live in constant fear."

Liar, liar, always a liar.

Someone stopped the bartender who wanted to deliver alcohol to Li Wenhui and gestured for him to hand the drinks to him.

Then, he sat down opposite Li Wenhui with a bottle of liquor in his hand and said with a smile, "Buddy, let's talk about it in detail."

Li Wenhui snatched the bottle roughly, glancing sideways with a sneer: "You think you can call me brother? You think you're worthy?"

The visitor was not angry but pleased.

He thought to himself, "What an arrogant fool."

...

Redemption City, an office in the administration building.

Li Hao was on the phone with a serious expression:

"Yes, I know, but as I said before, we need to control the situation and try our best not to let those Star Believers affect ordinary people who want to live normal lives."

There are so many scumbags in this society... let them go believe in the stars.

What? It's difficult? Is it a lack of manpower or resources? Neither. Then shall I go myself?

After a few breaths, he hung up the phone and shrugged at Tian Mo, who was sitting opposite him.

"If you went there in person, wouldn't they be scared half to death?"

Tian Mo chuckled.

As someone known for his expressionless face, the mental pressure Li Hao puts on his subordinates is unimaginable.

Li Hao shook his head dismissively, then sighed softly:

"I just didn't expect that... releasing a little information about those four beings would plunge the thriving human world back into turmoil."