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Chapter 102: It only takes three steps to destroy the Korean nation

After leaving the Blue House, Jiang Huai flew easily to a remote corner and stayed in the shadow of a high-rise building in Seoul.

Jiang Huai opened the system interface, activated the [Social Communication] skill, and made an encrypted call to Yin Ling, the current Consul General of South Korea, to give remote commands.

According to the task requirements, other than this skill, other talent skills cannot be used.

The system expressed Jiang Huai's thoughts on the phone:
"Yin Ling, I have a task for you."

Yin Ling responded respectfully on the other end of the phone:
"Yes, Master. Please direct me."

The first thing Jiang Huai asked Yin Ling to do was to set up a warm reminder sign on Mapu Bridge overnight.

Young people in South Korea are under great pressure and live under the shadow of chaebols. People often commit suicide by jumping into the river at Mapo Bridge.

Soon, under Yin Ling's command, a subordinate in charge of the Urban Construction Bureau set up various heartwarming pictures and heartwarming words on the Mapu Bridge overnight in accordance with Yin Ling's requirements.

"Did you have meal?"

"How have you been lately?"

"Have you been tired lately?"

"Does the person you like like you?"

After Jianghuai’s outrageous move, the suicide rate at Mapu Bridge increased several times.

And the people cannot blame Yin Ling.

Because Yin Ling's starting point was good, he set up these heartwarming slogans.

The heartwarming slogans on Mapu Bridge are just a test run.

Jianghuai’s real plan has just begun.

It's easy to destroy a country, it only takes three steps.

The first step is to bring down the men of Korea and make them effeminate.

The entire Korean society is pursuing a sissy aesthetic.

It makes all the men in the entire Korean country lose their masculinity.

Let men grow long hair, put on heavy makeup, and compete to see who has a whiter face and is more beautiful.

Lost his bloodiness.

Become a sissy.

Jianghuai came up with an extremely effective route:

Through the influence of the Korean entertainment industry, change the aesthetic trend of South Korea.

So, he instructed Yin Ling to start working with several major chaebols to organize a boy group talent show.

Seeing the profitability, the chaebol planned an unprecedented trainee talent show.

The audition phase of the talent show is in full swing, and thousands of Korean trainees who dream of becoming stars have signed up enthusiastically.

Yin Ling asked the production team to operate behind the scenes to select contestants with feminine looks and slender bodies to enter the next round of interviews.

However, those boys with obvious masculine temperament and strong physique were ruthlessly eliminated. Even if they performed well in talent shows, they could not change their fate.

After the show was officially aired, these feminine boys were gradually transformed into perfect idols.

They put on exquisite makeup, wore soft silk shirts, and even imitated women's movements and expressions on stage.

The more feminine and effeminate a man looks, the more shots the program crew will give him in the show through shady manipulation.

Otherwise, they will be deliberately ignored or excluded.

The chaebols did not raise any objections.

For them, the entertainment industry is just another way to make money. It doesn’t matter whether the contestants are sissy or tough guys, as long as they can bring traffic and profits.

In this way, Jianghuai's plan was able to proceed smoothly.

As soon as the talent show was launched, it became a hit on the entire Korean Internet.

Yin Ling arranged a large number of online water armies and marketing accounts to specifically build momentum for these feminine idols.

On major social media platforms, there is overwhelming admiration and praise for these sissy idols. Those carefully packaged sissy Korean trainees quickly became popular in Korea.
The comment section is full of fanatical admiration for these weak boys:

"Oppa, you are so handsome! I love you so much!"

"Ahhh, Oppa's skin is better than women's. I'm so jealous!"

“I’m going to marry Oppa, ahhhhhhhh!”

At the same time, the program team also carefully planned to ignore the masculine contestants.

Although they have talent, they rarely get shots on stage.

It was even maliciously edited and received unprecedented bad reviews and attacks on the Internet:

"You want to debut if you're ugly? Go home and look in the mirror!"

"He's the only one who wants to be an idol? Even my dog ​​is prettier than him."

"Your skin isn't white at all. People like this don't deserve to be idols!"

In this atmosphere, the masculine trainees began to doubt their lives.

Some people even made fun of themselves on the show:

"Maybe I look too old and am not suitable for the current idol market."

Their confidence was shaken and they gradually became silent.

However, those feminine and effeminate idols have been making great strides in the show and have become the new favorites of young audiences.

Korean women are beginning to become obsessed with effeminate idols who lack masculinity and even look more delicate than themselves.

Korean men have to follow this trend and work hard to make themselves more "refined" and "beautiful" to cater to market demand.

The trend in the entertainment industry quickly spread to all aspects of Korean society.

A large number of Korean men began to grow long hair, wear heavy makeup, and pursue fair skin and delicate facial features.

They spend a lot of time in beauty salons instead of focusing on physical exercise or improving their inner self.

The masculine temperament of the male group is gradually disappearing, and boys on campus have begun to compete with each other to see who has whiter skin and more delicate makeup.

Sales of men's cosmetics have skyrocketed.

Many men began to spend a lot of time learning how to draw eyebrows, apply foundation, and even buying expensive beauty products.

Those boys who still maintain their masculinity have become "oddballs" and are ridiculed and rejected by their peers.

The entire young generation in South Korea has gradually fallen into a fanatical pursuit of "feminine beauty", and men with masculine temperament have been abandoned by the times.

At the same time, Jiang Huai secretly increased the publicity of the sissy idol through the media power controlled by Yin Ling.

On the Internet, the popularity of sissy stars is constantly hyped up, and a large number of online trolls follow suit, with likes and comments filled with crazy praise:

"Oppa is so handsome!"

“It’s simply perfect!”

"Oppa's legs are so thin and white!"

On the other hand, the pressure on those stars who still maintain their masculine temperament is increasing.

No matter how heroic or tough they appear in film or television works, they will be laughed at by the audience.

Many people even began to doubt whether they should continue to maintain a masculine image in order to cater to the public aesthetic.

As this trend spreads.

More and more Korean men are beginning to cater to women's aesthetic standards, and sissy is showing a tendency to become the mainstream aesthetic in Korea.

Once Korean men lose their bloodiness and masculinity, the spiritual foundation of the entire country will collapse.

The chaebols did not realize the deep crisis behind this. They only saw the huge profits brought by the talent shows, but ignored that this trend was shaking the foundation of South Korea.

And this is just the first step for Jiang Huai to destroy the Korean country.

(End of this chapter)