The difficult path of cultivation for a grassroots female practitioner

Chapter 501 The Propaganda Team is Set Up

Xiao Han knew that after eating the delicious food, Croton must be in seclusion to digest it, so he simply stuffed it into the spirit beast bag again.

The Yuanhou monk next to him asked with a flattering smile, "Fellow Daoist, what is your name? Also, how do I fill in the position in the identity token?"

Xiao Han was too lazy to bother with such a person. He simply waved his hand and used his spiritual power to write the two words "Xiao Han" in the air.

Then he wrote down the job title: Captain of the Allied Forces War Report Information and Propaganda Department.

There are many small teams here doing various tasks, and they are all led by captains. Xiao Han just follows the crowd and makes himself a small captain.

Monk Yuanhou quickly engraved her personal information into the identity jade token and handed it to her. "After you recruit your subordinates, I will apply for identity tokens for them."

Xiao Han said calmly, "Thank you very much."

Monk Yuan Hou smiled and said, "You're welcome, fellow Daoist."

Then he asked tentatively, "Where did you come from, fellow Daoist?"

Obviously, he wanted to find out which powerful force was behind Xiao Han.

Xiao Han spat out two words: "Mainland."

Monk Yuanhou choked and went back to his work in a sullen manner.

At this time, a tall female cultivator in the middle stage of the Nascent Soul walked up to Xiao Han's table. After looking at the billboard, she still didn't quite understand it.

After asking a few more questions and finding out what a war correspondent does, he immediately said excitedly, "Then I'll sign up."

Xiao Han then asked, "This requires a certain literary grace when describing something. Fellow Daoist, could you write down a paragraph for me to see, just describing today's weather?"

The female cultivator looked up at the sky, then picked up a blank jade slip, engraved it on it, and handed it to Xiao Han.

Xiao Han took it and looked at it, only to see that it said: Today's weather is the same as usual, no sunshine, just gloomy and cold, nothing special.

She was silent for a while, and finally asked, "What's your name, fellow Daoist?"

Female cultivator: "My name is Ji Qingluan."

Xiao Han: "Fellow Daoist Ji, go over there and apply for an identity token. Have them specifically indicate your position: War Correspondent for the Allied Forces War Report and Information Propaganda Department."

Forget it, she simply engraved the job title on the jade slip and asked her to take it over for registration.

Although this female cultivator named Ji Qingluan's literary talent is indeed not very good, she still has to open a business and recruit someone first.

As for the lack of literary talent, I can only work harder and polish the manuscript for them later.

Finally, Captain Xiao had his first soldier under his command.

After Ji Qingluan got the identity jade card and Xiao Han checked it to make sure it was correct, the two added each other's contact information, and she asked Ji Qingluan to go back and wait.

Being a war correspondent also involves going to the front lines, but you don't have to actively engage the enemy and aren't under the command of a frontline commander. However, you receive a fixed salary. Compared to being a soldier patrolling and fighting, the latter, while dangerous and potentially life-threatening, offers far more generous rewards.

Therefore, many monks who saw the recruitment advertisement left after making careful inquiries.

Xiao Han had just finished seeing a consultant when she looked up and saw Xie Yi looking at her in surprise.

"Alliance leader, you are here too!"

Xiao Han greeted them happily. It was really a happy thing to meet an old acquaintance on the battlefield.

"You came here early?" Xie Yi asked.

He had been here for two days, observing and inquiring, and found that all the affairs of the coalition forces had begun to run in an orderly manner. He then decided to sign up and officially start going to the front line to earn points.

I just didn't expect to meet Xiao Han here, and Xiao Han seemed to be doing well and could even recruit people on his own.

Xiao Han vaguely explained how he got here, and then immediately asked, "Do you want to work for me?"

Hehe, it makes me a little excited just thinking about having the former alliance leader work under me.

Unfortunately, Xie Yi's words shattered her dream, "If you don't come, you won't earn many points here."

When other cultivators came to consult before, Xie Yi heard it clearly.

Xiao Han: ...

Seeing her speechless expression, Xie Yi waved his hand and said, "Okay, go ahead and do your work. I'll go over there."

After saying that, he turned and walked towards the registration office to receive his identity jade badge.

If he wants stability and to make a little money, he might as well not come.

Xiao Han was just feeling regretful when he heard someone shout in surprise, "Fellow Daoist Xiao, you're here too."

She turned around and saw that the person who came was actually an acquaintance, the Nascent Soul cultivator from the Juxian Sect named Li Ze.

The two exchanged pleasantries again, and then Xiao Han, as usual, promoted the position of war correspondent.

She no longer dared to ask whether the other party was a good writer or had literary talent. As long as he was willing to do it and could use the photo stone to record the scenes of the battle on the front line, that would be enough.

The problem with her recruitment was that these monks who volunteered to join the war were there to earn points to redeem for treasures. Compared to the fixed salary of war correspondents, they preferred the high-risk, high-income jobs of combat monks.

Xiao Han didn't have any hope at first, but he didn't expect that after listening to the introduction, Li Ze actually nodded in agreement.

Li Ze also had his own considerations. Although being a war correspondent didn't earn him many points, it was safer.

He was actually very hesitant about exchanging his life for points, and had never made up his mind. Now was the perfect time, a perfect balance.

So Xiao Han recruited another subordinate.

She and Li Ze had exchanged contact information before, so she just told him to get his identity jade badge and then go back to wait for news.

By noon, Xiao Han recruited another old cultivator, Sun Lingchuan, who was in the late Nascent Soul stage.

Sun Lingchuan is afraid of death, but also wants to fight on the front line and join Xiao Han's team. Although the points he earns are not particularly many, he will have the opportunity to exchange them for some good things he needs.

It was not until the afternoon when the stall was about to close that Xiao Han finally recruited his last subordinate, Tang Jian.

The next day, Xiao Han called all four of his men and started teaching them.

A detailed explanation was given to the four people on everything from the duties of war correspondents to how to take photos with photo stones and how to obtain first-hand information.

At this point, the Allied Forces War Report Information Propaganda Department was officially established.

Then, each of the four subordinates was assigned a resident interview area. If there was fighting in any area, the war correspondent stationed in that area had to take pictures on the spot to obtain first-hand information.

Xiao Han is in charge of coordination and can then go to any area to help with filming.

However, Xie Yi, who was eager to earn more points, was standing in front of an arrogant Jindan cultivator.

"Xie Yi, report to Squad C immediately and participate in the evening patrol mission."

Xie Yi bowed in agreement and left with a calm expression.

New monks generally have a three-day adaptation period, where they first do some simple tasks, familiarize themselves with the battlefield environment, learn spells to sense alien monsters, etc.

It is indeed a bit unreasonable to assign a newcomer like Xie Yi to night patrol.

But Xie Yi didn't care. Patrolling at night was risky, but the points were high.

However, he did not expect that on his first patrol, he would encounter a large-scale attack by alien monsters, which made him witness the cruelty of the battlefield with his own eyes.