Yin Zhu's choice was to deceive the other party as much as possible, persuade them to slow down their actions, and avoid being tricked and killed by their actions before she knew anything about them.
If the Chosen Ones don't interfere with Saint Radiance's actions at all, Saint Radiance will quickly clear the game within a month... or perhaps successfully drag everyone down with him within a month. Yin Zhu dares not gamble on this, because she was among the first Chosen Ones from the Dragon Kingdom to enter the "Grand Theft Auto" instance. Once the one-month deadline is up, she can only use her own name to conduct the experiment.
On the other hand, the information that Yin Zhu conveyed to the outside world was naturally not missed by the think tank, and Lan Xing quickly analyzed this point as well.
Most countries choose to announce this to the entire nation, but not every country will do so to inform the chosen ones.
On the one hand, the number of reminders is limited, and on the other hand, it's an old problem: does a country actually benefit much from reminding its chosen ones?
Although the nation could remind the Chosen Ones later, no one knew how rapidly the Holy Radiance would develop without any obstruction. Perhaps if the butterfly hadn't been stopped from flapping its wings from the beginning, a hurricane that would have wiped out the entire city would have swept through Sin City a month later.
For some countries that don't have faith in their chosen ones, not reminding the chosen one means that even if they die, the next person will still know about it and smoothly complete the game, saving the number of reminders. Isn't that a win-win situation?
The only one who was sacrificed was the previous chosen one.
Once a person becomes a number, human life becomes less valuable.
This is why the Unspeakable Ones give each of the nations of Blue Star five chances in every instance. Isn't that incredibly kind? A kind of kindness that can cultivate cruelty.
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