Kamo Junichiro, in the eyes of some, was accused of exaggerating dangers, but indeed he spoke to many people's deepest fears.
Over the past decades, human technology had indeed advanced, but the frequency of major natural disasters and calamities had also been increasing continuously.
Putting aside the once-in-a-thousand-years, once-in-ten-thousand-years events used to attract attention.
At least in the recorded centuries, the current extreme weather events were occurring more and more frequently.
When it was hot, it got hotter, and when it was cold, it got colder.
Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes were following one after another, causing countless severe consequences.
Amidst the water resource crisis, to make matters worse, half of the Huaqi Country's grain-producing areas had become deserts, and the other half had turned into large swamps.
