There are many books on the book market today, such as the Top Ten Tips for Success, and publishers have stated in their marketing that these books will actually help readers achieve outstanding success. In fact, almost everyone knows that excellence The success of is destined to belong to only a few people, and it is impossible for people to become one of this minority through books. Based on this, the above-mentioned exaggeration and even false propaganda made by publishers on purpose cannot be considered immoral. Take a step back, even Some people believe the publisher's false propaganda, but as long as reading such books does more good than harm in his success, it cannot be considered immoral to do such publicity. Which of the following assertions best fits the above argument:. ['It is immoral to deliberately make this false propaganda only if the false propaganda does not have the positive effect of "scratching right".', 'It is immoral to deliberately do this kind of propaganda only when people are deceived and victimized.', 'If deliberately doing false propaganda is to profit by harming the deceived, then deliberately doing this false propaganda is unethical.', 'It is immoral to deliberately make such false publicity only when the number of those who are deceived by false publicity exceeds those who are not deceived.']