However, Li Xiang felt it was better to be conservative. A few tens of thousands of posts and several hundred emails would be enough. Anything more would be overkill.
After all, the Apocalypse was still nine years away.
With the nation's resources, five or six years of advance preparation would be sufficient. Any earlier, and it might just cause panic, chaos, and instability, which would be counterproductive.
By issuing a wave of warnings each year, people would be more likely to accept it when the time finally came, especially with the addition of abnormal weather and disasters.
But when Jiang Cai'Er went online to check, she shrugged and said to Li Xiang, "We don't have to anymore."
"Huh?" Li Xiang was surprised.
Jiang Cai'Er pulled up a few web pages to show him.
It turned out that many social media accounts were already hyping up an impending ice age or a brutally cold winter. Some were even claiming the Apocalypse was coming and Earth would be destroyed.
