"Glory?" Anviya nodded. "All right. Do you know the specific rules?"
"I looked it up on the Magic Phone just now." Xie Mengwu had a general understanding of Glory. "Role-playing, battles between ten customers... Don't worry, we definitely won't drag you down."
Glory also had a point-ranking system. Victories increased points, defeats deducted them, and rankings were determined by the number of points.
Those at the top naturally received rewards: varying lengths of time using the holographic equipment.
"That's not what I'm worried about." Anviya glanced at Frost beside her. "After all, we have Frost..."
Frost had become quite popular among the customers recently, mainly because she had forcibly turned the tide of a Glory Match yesterday and handed Luo Chuan his first defeat.
Defeating the boss—an objective cherished by countless customers—had actually been accomplished by Frost, naturally sparking plenty of discussion.
Luo Chuan did not care about it in the slightest. It was a game, after all; there would naturally be wins and losses.
Over the next while, Xie Mengwu and Anviya argued again over positions in the Glory Match, while Frost stood quietly beside them.
When they entered the character selection space, Bu Lige and Jiang Shengjun saw the three teammates they had been matched with and had only one thought: This match is in the bag.
After lying around doing nothing for a while, Luo Chuan began to feel bored.
He simply took out the Magic Phone and opened the ending to Magic Phone that he had just finished writing last night.
He stared blankly at the final "easter egg."
Filling a hole was sometimes far harder than digging one in a flash of inspiration.
After racking his brains for a while, Luo Chuan still had no clue.
He decided to hear what Yao Ziyan thought about