# A common technique for characters in online novels to use social networks to spread false information In online novels, especially workplace, commercial or urban works, characters may use social networks to spread false information to combat competitors in the following ways： 1. ** Navy operation**-Hire a large number of online navy forces to create the wind direction of public opinion in a short period of time, so that false information can quickly ferment 2. ** Falsifying evidence**-Using P-pictures, out-of-context conversations, or video clips to "create" seemingly credible evidence 3. **Planning "breaking the news"**-Publishing so-called inside information through anonymous accounts or "people familiar with the matter" 4. **Guide the development of public opinion**-Guide the direction of discussion at critical moments and amplify the impact of negative information 5. **Use KOL to spread**-Buy or deceive influential social media accounts to forward false information to increase credibility These plots are often used as plot turning points in novels to show the complexity and cruelty of business or workplace struggles. It should be noted that these behaviors may be illegal in reality. Such descriptions in novels are only used as fictitious plots and should not be regarded as behavioral guidelines.