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Chapter 501: The Far-reaching Luoshui Oath

night.

Instructor Ding yawned and said, "Okay, today's live broadcast of "Star Project" ends here.

"There are still three hours before the broadcast ends. Let's play some FPS games and give our brains a rest."

After the grudge game with Luo Shui Sanqian ended, Lecturer Ding played another game.

However, there was no major grudge in this game. He played the role of the consul, and the player who played the role of the head of state was also a rookie.

Although two bad chess players will get worse and worse when playing chess, after all, both sides know that they are very bad, so they don't attack each other.

Finally, we walked towards GAMEOVER happily together.

At this time, Instructor Ding felt that his head was a little overwhelmed. After playing the game intensively for an entire afternoon and half a night, although he had a general understanding of the basic rules and gameplay of "Star Project", too much information would cause his brain to be overloaded.

So I thought about playing some FPS games that don't require much brainpower to change things up.

But I didn’t expect that the audience of the barrage didn’t want to watch FPS games.

"Take a break. We are really tired. We are tired of watching too."

"Stop playing FPS games. You play them every day. Take a break today."

"But there are still three hours before the show ends. We have to let Xiao Ding do something, right?"

"By the way, lecturer, go check it out, your slices are on fire!"

Teacher Ding was stunned for a moment: "Huh? Slicing is popular?"

This surprised him, and he couldn't even determine when and what game the slice was from.

Is this a slice of "Project Star"? Doesn't it look like it?
Because the game has only been on the market for a short time, Lecturer Ding doesn’t remember producing any particularly good program effects.

I'm even a little worried about what to cut for tonight's slices.

Bigger UP hosts like these usually have their own editing team or outsource one. The team may not have many people, two or three at most, and their salary will not be very high. Their main job is to edit their own live broadcast clips to attract traffic.

Of course, Lecturer Ding also has a two-person editing team, but it is Lecturer Ding himself who decides which content to edit.

In addition to the UP hosts' own editing teams who will cut live broadcast slices, there will also be many fans who will spontaneously cut live broadcast slices, and sometimes the number of views is even higher than that of the original host.

Could it be that the slices cut by fans became popular?
After all, the live broadcast slices of Lecturer Ding’s team are generally released after the live broadcast is over.

Thinking of this, Lecturer Ding searched according to the instructions in the barrage.

The result was somewhat unbelievable: "Ah? It turned out to be this slice?"

Judging from the popularity, this slice is indeed quite popular. It has been played tens of thousands of times in just over half an hour since it was released, and the number of people watching at the same time has even reached 5000+, which is a pretty outrageous number.

The content of the slice was exactly the game between Lecturer Ding and Luo Shui Sanqian.

The editing itself is not particularly sophisticated, after all, time is limited, but the editing is still detailed and appropriate. Although there are not many special effects added in the middle, they are all added in the right places where the program effect is more significant.

Title: "Amazing! Instructor Ding encounters the "Star Project" version of "The Oath of Luoshui"!"

Instructor Ding was puzzled: "Hey, that's strange, how can such a simple slice be so popular?"

Obviously the editing isn’t particularly good, and the title is somewhat appealing, but it’s not particularly explosive, right?

This made even Lecturer Ding, the person involved, feel a little difficult to understand.

"What is the Luoshui Oath?"

Lecturer Ding knows even less about history than the average netizen, so he cannot see the mystery behind this title.

But it is obvious that the reason why this video spread so quickly is because netizens were able to get its point instantly.

……

At this time, Chen Tingquan was also watching this video slice with great interest.

Since he has a relatively in-depth understanding of history, he understands the reason why this slice became popular much better than Lecturer Ding.

"Oh no, how could this kid catch such a fortune that fell from the sky?

"I don't accept it! My dear friends, why?!"

Chen Tingquan was extremely heartbroken.

He didn't start broadcasting until the evening today, and although he played a little bit of "Star Project", he didn't pay much attention to it. Now he realized that he missed such a big show effect and felt regretful. Obviously, what Luoshui Sanqian did was nothing at first glance, but if you look closely, you will find that this will inevitably become a landmark event in "Star Project".

The so-called "Oath of Luo River" is a very famous event in history.

To put it simply, Liu Xiu initially swore an oath by the Luo River to pardon Zhu Yu, the Luoyang defender who had killed his brother. Afterwards, he kept his promise and made Zhu Yu a marquis, which became a good story.

But the second time Sima Yi swore an oath at Luoshui was when he used his status as a veteran minister of three dynasties and his decades of reputation to swear in front of Luoshui. He promised that this time it was only for the military power, and his political enemy Cao Shuang could still be a rich man. However, after Cao Shuang handed over the military power, he directly wiped out the enemy.

This action directly led to the bad reputation of Luo River and opened the precedent that the monarch and his subjects no longer trusted each other.

Of course, whether Sima Yi's oath at Luoshui had such a huge negative impact is a matter of opinion.

Some people think that its adverse effects have been exaggerated, while others believe that since the Jin Dynasty, every change of dynasty has basically resulted in the extermination of the monarchs of the previous dynasty because the Sima family opened this loophole.

But no matter what, the Luoshui Oath does have a great influence on the modern Internet.

Because of such behavior, political credibility has been severely bankrupted, and the entire society can no longer maintain the consensus it should have. And this kind of slide often has far-reaching consequences, and it will only get worse and worse, and there will be less and less mutual trust.

It is almost impossible to rebuild this mutual trust.

Perhaps Sima Yi's oath at Luoshui was not the only act of betrayal during that period, but it had a huge impact after all, so it is not unfair that he took all the blame as a landmark event.

What’s interesting is that the game between Lecturer Ding and Luo Shui Sanqian also seriously undermined the mutual trust between the consul and the head of state.

Was there originally any mutual trust between the consuls and the head of state?

Of course there are, and quite a few.

Not to mention friends in real life, even strangers on the Internet are polite to each other when playing games together, and they all want to work together to complete the game.

This slice of footage from Lecturer Dante clearly sets a very bad example for everyone.

That is, a consul who plays the game very well may actually seize power for some very boring reasons and turn the game into a win-win situation!

Originally, the players were not aware of this.

They will instinctively feel that games and reality are different.

In reality, after Sima Yi seized the throne, he was able to rule the country for himself. However, being an emperor and being a minister are completely different in terms of power and life.

Therefore, although Sima Yi's oath at Luoshui was a bit harsh, from the perspective of an extreme egoist, his actions are understandable.

But what about in the game "Star Project"?

The consuls went to such great lengths, but in the end all they could do was to sideline the head of state and throw him on a comet to fend for himself.

Compared to a normal game, only the ending scene is different. In fact, the first 99% of the game content is the same.

Even so, the consul was so shameless as to stage a coup to usurp power?

This is a bit beyond the moral bottom line.

But the question is, is there any way to avoid this situation?

There is really no way to avoid it!
Because this is the way the game mechanism allows. Once the consul takes control of the army, he can use the army to launch a coup at any time, and the initiative is completely in his hands.

Of course, it is possible for the Führer to choose not to give the Archon any control over the military.

But in that case, you won't be able to enjoy the resource savings and construction efficiency improvements brought about by this technology point.

Moreover, the head of state's constant vigilance against the consuls is likely to cause them to develop a rebellious mentality and engage in non-violent non-cooperation.

Even if the relationship between the two breaks down completely, they will enter an ultimate, unsolvable dilemma of "the head of state erects a monument for the consul and the comet stops."

To summarize, this incident involving Lecturer Ding tells everyone a question:
"No matter how reliable a consul has been before and how he has not been fighting for power, he may suddenly launch a coup to seize power at the last minute."

This is very difficult to hold!

Although it is just a difference in the ending animation, both the Archon player and the President player care about it psychologically.

If any one party does not care, this will not become a problem. But if everyone cares, then this problem will become a spiral, causing the distrust between the two sides to continue to deepen.

Obviously, judging by what happened on the first day, it would be a bit arbitrary to say that the consuls and the principal would eventually get along harmoniously.

No one can guess what form this game will eventually develop into.

(End of this chapter)