Luke didn't know that Mr. Wei was suspicious again, and he wouldn't care even if he knew.
This is Mr. Wei’s daily life.
Besides, Luke is not Superman and doesn’t have such high self-requirements.
He is not Master Wei, so he does not have such a strong sense of uneasiness.
Manipulating public opinion is a bit shady, but it is only for self-protection.
Being a hero can make you stronger, but it doesn't mean you have to use any means to become strong.
Therefore, he can do things that "God" disdains to do.
He has time to do things that “people” don’t have time to do.
So let him handle the "brand operation" that DC superheroes are too lazy to do, don't have the time to do, and don't have the money or resources to do.
Most "operation plans" are backed up in the Warframe intelligent program and can be used with slight adjustments based on local conditions.
Anyway, when it comes to human nature, there is no essential difference between Marvel and DC.
The key to the "operation plan" is not the gimmick or hype as many people think, but the practical application of human psychology.
This is why, in the Internet age, when internet celebrities and stars get into trouble, or even when they do public relations afterwards, people often feel an inexplicable sense of familiarity.
Because most of them are "products" launched according to a certain operating model.
Operations have models, and so do crisis public relations. They are also specifically targeted at human psychology, especially social psychology, or more specifically, the practical application of group psychology.
As long as the operation is done well and public opinion is collectively blinded, it will not be difficult to call a horse a zebra.
Speaking of which, it is much easier for DC's "genuine" Justice League to form than for Luke to operate in his hometown next door.
A superman who is almost invincible in the universe is enough to protect himself.
Although Mr. Wei has a "suspected" plan to kill Superman, it takes time.
Then, there is Diana, the "flower of the alliance".
He is both good at fighting and resisting, and has no shortcomings in his brain, emotional intelligence, and psychological quality. He also looks handsome and charming.
When the men see her, almost all of them kneel down, and at least half of the women also kneel down - in any case, this can be linked to women's self-reliance.
Mr. Wei doesn't need to say much, he has almost turned GCPD into his own company. It is no exaggeration to say that his reputation as a hero spreads far and wide, and he is an indispensable part of the team's overall image.
The rest... well, let's just do some housework.
It’s not about looks, it’s just that they have too little experience and lack the foundation to become “team giants”.
To give the simplest example, Superman descends from the sky like a god, Mr. Wei sits on the roof with his cloak fluttering, and the female warrior wields sword and shield, ready to launch an attack. The scene is full of "aura".
People of a slightly lower level don't have the courage to question them.
But if you think about Arthur, that silly guy with a grin on his face, or Xiaoba rolling his eyes and scratching his head, or Victor... well, forget about this, because people will question whether they are human.
This situation will only increase the chatter rate of the onlookers.
Therefore, the Big Three are a very good "three faces". If they were a Korean idol group, they would be the lead singer, the most handsome, and the most dancing, which is enough to satisfy the expectations of more than 80% of people.
It would be much easier for Luke to "operate" such a small team with ready-made resources than to build one from scratch in his hometown next door.
And as his "operation plan" progresses, the possibility of team members being betrayed by others will only become lower and lower.
A few years later, even if someone really manages to kill a superhero, including Superman, Luke can deify the deceased and have him revered by others.
The enemy will be thrown into the cesspool and will never be able to stand up again.
At that point, it won't be a question of who wants to take on the Justice League, but who the Justice League wants to take on.
More importantly, after such a "team image" is in operation, Luke will not have to worry too much about his subsequent actions, whether internally or externally.
As long as it's not too fanciful, some things are done.
The merits are not enough to offset the faults, which is usually the case when the mistakes are too big. It is human nature that the merits should be offset by the faults.
As long as more good things are done, minor mistakes in other "crime-fighting" matters won't matter.
Luke's mind was busy calculating, and he glanced at his new teammates with a smile, feeling extremely happy.
While the teammates were still enjoying the joy of victory and the satisfaction of rescue, they had no idea that even their "role positioning" had been arranged by someone.
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The cleanup work after the war was in charge of Luke and supervised by Master Wei.
As for the rest... well, they still have to take Master Wei's Manta fighter back.
The main thing is the "remains" and "relics" of the Steppenwolf, which must be collected without missing a single one.
This thing can only be destroyed after being taken back for research.
Direct destruction is impossible, and Luke does not trust ordinary destruction methods at all.
It's possible that Steppenwolf could use some resurrection magic to be reborn on an alien planet.
So he took the Steppenwolf's head as a trophy and threw it into the storage space as experimental material.
The mother box is still handled according to the old rules.
Arthur took the Box of Atlantis back to the temple in the sea, and Diana took the Box of Amazon back to Paradise Island. By the way, they took away the double-horned helmet of Steppenwolf and took it back to replace the body to comfort the souls of the Amazon warriors killed by it.
The Human Box is kept by Master Wei, which was Luke's initiative.
Because as early as when the mother box was touched, the system warned that the item might attract the attention of unknown beings and the storage space would not accept it.
Apparently, this thing has similar properties to the Infinity Stones back home.
For example, behind the Eye of Agamotto is the shadow of Ancient One's Vishanti, the Power Stone has long been used as a weapon by the Celestials, and the Dark Elves who possess the Aether particles are the most frustrated.
From the few words that Steppenwolf said unintentionally, we can tell that the Mother Box actually has a "superior", and this idiot Steppenwolf might be the "godson" of this "superior" - similar to the work that Wei Zhongxian and Liu Jin did with their godsons.
When the Russian officials arrived, all that was left at the scene was the "Flower City" and the ground full of demonic debris.
There were too many of these things, and multiple tests had revealed no danger, so Luke left it to the authorities to deal with.
Instead, after the relief foundation is established, the first donation should be directed toward this.
After all, it was the Justice League that beat over a hundred thousand demons into pieces, so it's reasonable to give them some "cleaning fees".
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Two days later, the joy of victory had faded.
Xiaoba stayed in the base and worked with Luke to improve his combat uniform.
This is a troublesome matter.
Not everything can be used in a fight by him, otherwise Steppenwolf wouldn't have been beaten to death - Xiaoba took Diana's sword and hit its neck, and it would have been done in less than 0.001 seconds.
The material of the current combat uniform is the result of his many experiments.
The battle suit Luke designed for Pietro wasn't much better and couldn't compare to the standard armor worn by the team members.
Energy and weapons are secondary. The key is that the protective performance is not up to standard.
If Xiaoba could wear the nano armor and maintain his original mobility, he would not be crippled by a stray bullet.
From this point, it can be seen that what he lacks most is protection.
Luke's requirements were not high. He just wanted to be able to defend against ordinary-level attacks, so that he wouldn't risk his life in a slightly more intense battle.
This is not in line with his consistent principle of "safety first".
Just as Xiaoba put on the crude experimental combat suit made of new synthetic materials and was about to run, Luke received a message on his cell phone.