Topaz: Buy a Spot on the Rankings, and People'll Talk About It for the Rest of Your Life! (Continued)

But those who had no chance to obtain a Wish Token... especially those who were just one person short of lining up to claim this free little gift—how could they not be upset?

"Helping you merge these mirrors isn't a problem, but all the mirrors combined would only make a fourteen-sided polygon. Are you sure?" Chen Luo asked.

Naturally, others could not merge mirrors, since that might lead certain people to deliberately plunder Wish Tokens to strengthen their own mirrors. But Chen Luo was someone with privileges.

The Wish Token system was not very friendly toward people running alternate accounts. Basically, alternate accounts were impossible—except for Aeons.

The Aeon of Wish had no time to care whether Aeons were running alternate accounts. He was busy right now.

"Only fourteen sides?" Aha complained.

"The higher a mirror's level, the more experience it needs. That's normal," Chen Luo said.

"Forget it. It's better to make a few more alternate accounts." After thinking it over, Aha rejected the proposal.

Merging all the accounts now would certainly be convenient, but separating them later would be troublesome. Besides, if Aha really wanted a polygonal mirror from Chen Luo, would that be difficult? The Antimatter Legion and Stellaron cores Aha had given Chen Luo were more than enough.

"Chen Luo, would you be interested in making a leaderboard or something? Like a Great Philanthropist leaderboard? Everyone knows rankings are one of the best ways to motivate people," Aha suddenly asked.

Why did you think people spent money on those seemingly trashy little games? Aside from the possibility that they were laundering money overseas, it was because some people were genuinely bored, and some genuinely loved grinding leaderboards.

People never remembered any player besides first place.

Unless someone suddenly rose to prominence and stood out from the