It was well known that movies were far more effective than games. Many people in the world who didn't like watching movies would watch movies, but those who didn't like playing games would never play games.
With the box office success of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, many foreigners who had only watched Harry Potter movies before and had no interest in games at all knew about the existence of Sword Fairy in Hua Xia.
That was enough. These foreigners didn't need to know the specific details of Hua Xia's mythology, nor did they need to be interested in Sword Fairy. It didn't matter even if they hated Hua Xia's mythology. That was all they needed to know.
Because as long as they knew about it, when more games, movies, books, and other cultural works related to Huaxia Mythology appeared, they would not be interested in it at all when they heard the name. They would not understand it at all.
At least they would know that this was the mythology of Hua Xia and one of the most popular cultural themes in the world at present. That little bit of subtle influence was enough.
The next three Harry Potter movies also had characters from the Shushan Sect. Although they were only brief glimpses of them, it was the best way to create the mystery of Sword Fairy.
Until Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released, the Shushan Sect finally had a more complete debut.
That was during the final battle in Holwarts. Holwarts couldn't withstand the attack of Voldemort at all. Before Harry's counterattack, it was about to be completely conquered.
In the end, a man in white descended from the sky with a long sword across the sky. He fought with Voldemort for a while. Voldemort used all kinds of unique skills, but he still couldn't defeat the man in white.
In the end, Voldemort angrily questioned him, as the leader of the Shushan Sect, why did he violate the original agreement of the gods and interfere with the affairs of the Europeans?
It turned out that the man in white was the leader of the Shushan Sect. He calmly said that he didn't violate the agreement. It was Dumbledore, the headmaster of Holwarts, who used his power as the president of the Magic Council to invite him to help.
Then the leader of the Shushan Sect said that he would only help Dumbledore until dawn. After that, he would leave and no longer interfere.
In the end, even the valiant Voldemort had no choice but to agree. This gave Harry Potter a chance to drag the battle until dawn.
Many people said that the battle between the Shushan Sect Leader and Voldemort was the most exciting and eye-catching battle in the whole movie. After all, the scene of a gorgeous flying sword flying in the sky and fighting with the statue of Lucifer summoned by Voldemort was too domineering.
Compared to these battles, the way magicians used their magic staffs to release light and sparks from time to time was too lame.
Especially the final duel between Harry Potter and Voldemort. It was the real final battle. Although you could talk about a lot of tricks and schemes behind the scenes, and what kind of complicated connections and bonds had led to such an outcome in the duel, Harry Potter and Voldemort were the real final battle.
But from the actual battle, the left and right sides were the most numerous, and the traditional right side defeated the left side.
There was a saying, "Since ancient times, the left side has always lost, except for that pig Dai Na."
Anyway, the performance of this final battle was really incomparable to the battle between the Shushan Sect Leader and Lucifer. Later, many people said that Voldemort must have lost to Harry Potter because he was injured in the battle with the Shushan Sect Leader.
They didn't know that soul tools couldn't hurt soul tools, and who the real owner of the old wand was who designed it. It was said that this made JK Rowling very angry. She blamed the director for making the special effects of the battle between the Shushan Sect Leader so good that the main and secondary effects in the movie were reversed, causing her to be dissatisfied with the Daqian.
Later, when she wrote the sequel of the Harry Potter series, she continued to add in the characters of the Shushan Sect. However, the Shushan Sect in this movie were basically defeated or comedians, which allowed JK Rowling to vent her anger.
After that, in all the Daqian movies, as long as it was a non-realistic movie, the Daqian secretly added in all kinds of Hua Xia culture and historical culture, just like in another world, such as Yili Milk, Jingdong's advertising board, and Big Sweets.
In the movie, in order to take into account the audience's feelings and the length of the plot, they secretly added in.
In the game, there was almost no need to hide it. All the Daqian non-realistic games added in Hua Xia mythology, and the addition was huge and very deep.
For example, in Diablo 3, the final boss was the Demon King Yanluo from Hua Xia. Well, this King Yanluo planned to lead the army of Hell to conquer the Demon Realm and bring Diablo's Demon Realm under the control of the Eastern Hell. He was really a hero who opened up new territories. Unfortunately, in the end, he was chased away by the Angels, Humans, and Demons.
There was also World of Warcraft. In World of Warcraft, more expansion packs were released. For example, the Scourge attacked a world called the Immortal's Mainland and fought with the self-cultivators there. In the end, the aftermath of the battle spread to Azeroth, allowing the players of Azeroth to enter the Immortal's Mainland and experience new sceneries, cultural landscapes, classes, and races.
This was the expansion pack that followed the Pandaren's Mystery. The players of Azeroth in this world didn't have the chance to go to Draenor. They had to go to the Immortal's Mainland, a purely Eastern world to play.
In this expansion pack, a total of five new races, three new classes, and a new map that was comparable to Azeroth's Mainland. There were all kinds of new ways to play and so on. The popularity of World of Warcraft, which had been declining, rose back to its peak in a few months.
Many Fusangpeople complained that in the past, no matter what game it was, ninjas had to be added in.
But now, ninjas were no more, and in their place, sword immortals had to be added in no matter what game it was. It was really uncomfortable.
In addition to these secretly added games, the Daqian Games released dozens of pure Eastern world games almost every year. Most of these games didn't sell well, but they subtly changed all the Westerners' understanding of the world, and let them begin to accept and understand the Eastern myths.
Just like how Hua Xia first began to understand the legends of Mages, Orcs, Elves, and so on from the West.
So the release of "Investiture of the Gods" happened at the right time, but no one thought that this movie would be the fuse of the war.
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