Manstein, Augusta, and Robert worked together well, with Manstein taking charge of counteracting public opinion, personally leading the way, participating in television programs across major networks, and educating the world about the surgery. Robert and August were responsible for identifying those activists and then finding their weaknesses to defeat each one.
Professor Manstein's combat ability was extremely formidable. After a few rounds of TV shows, he quickly turned the tide with his sharp words, pushing back the overwhelming negative public opinion to a stalemate of balanced positive and negative views, which was much better than before.
Of course, this was due to Manstein's personal charm and influence in Europe and America, leading many doctors and the public to choose to trust him.
Those scholars who led the public opinion were stripped bare by Manstein one by one, and many no longer dared to show up, having to hide from Manstein's sharp edge temporarily.
