"The most effective salvation for those in despair is not merely material goods or money..."
Lu Ping'an did not promise salvation; the one offering salvation was the God of Redemption.
But he did indeed grant mortals hope, just like a once utterly despondent patient receiving the chance to change their fate.
"Mortals, or rather most ordinary people, when forced into a corner, possess only one currency—and that is their very life..."
Those who have lost everything would not refuse the path of "self-rescue."
Unexpectedly by all, after the initial slow growth phase, the theory of "Life Trading" and its believers began spreading throughout Southeast Asia.
After all, this was a land filled with despairing souls who had nothing but their lives.
And compared to waiting indefinitely for a salvation that might never come, this upfront "transaction," with its clear costs and terms, was somehow easier to accept.
