Then there is the uniform uniform, which is easy to handle. They already have uniform military uniforms, so they can just change them.
But now that the doctrine is there, the framework of the cult is there, even the sacred objects are there, and the clothing is there, then it's time to start preaching.
The entire cult began to break up into small groups, consisting of at least two
missionaries and ten believers.
Scattered around and preached everywhere.
Of course, Liver also knows that deception alone is not enough to preach, otherwise you may not find anyone to listen to your nonsense.
Therefore, he also listed a series of rules of conduct for preaching.
Let these teams, while preaching, also practice the teachings personally and do as many good deeds as they can to win over people's hearts.
Ever since, wherever the missionary team went, they began to help local people for free.
From chopping firewood and carrying water, to building roads and houses, from taking care of the elderly, to collecting medicines to treat diseases.
These people come out of the army and have more or less skills, which are now put into use.
Even if they don't have skills, their physiques are good. If they have strength, they can do hard work no matter what.
Not to mention, the effect of doing this is very obvious.
At least the locals quickly accepted them and lowered their guard against these outsiders.
Then at this time, the missionary came out again and tried to trick me.
People, who has a very poor literacy rate and no education, quickly became convinced.
Because they almost believe in this, and they work hard every year in exchange for harvests. Isn't this the simplest case of cause and effect?
In addition, the evil leader in the God's Capital was destroyed by thunder, and the flag was torn down.
These flat-headed people are more willing to believe in the great master who punishes evil and promotes good and protects vulnerable groups like them.
Anyway, if you believe it, you don't have to pay anything, and there is no pressure to believe it, so why not believe it?
As a result, the number of followers of the Cangtian Order increased exponentially.
A preaching team of more than a dozen people attracted hundreds or hundreds of people to the village to believe in the religion. Within a few days, there were half a million believers.
Moreover, the members of the original sect who preached everywhere gradually lost themselves in the sincere thanks and honorific titles such as master and sage from the new believers.
It was originally here to fool others, but in the end, even they themselves started to believe in religion.