When Anderson said those words, it was quite difficult for him. Helping a businessman like Yan Fei—someone he was supposed to 'oppose'—promote a product, and doing so during the first half of the year, when relations between the two sides of Earth were so tense, came at a significant cost for him.
First, he had to change his stance. In other words, he must abandon his previous 'masters' and choose between the donkey and the elephant—picking a new 'master' with a friendly attitude toward the opposing nation. Regardless of whether the new master's friendliness was genuine or profit-driven, once he made the choice, he could proceed logically from there.
But from that moment on, he would undoubtedly be viewed as a traitor by his former masters and allies.
Anywhere in the world, a traitor who betrays their allies must work hard and pay a significant price to regain their previous status and benefits.
