"No," Li Li muttered to himself.
This world was vast—so vast that they had only explored a small area at the southernmost edge of one continent.
Perhaps those "Boss-level" monsters required "rare creature-level" players to deal with them.
But if he could not summon tens or even millions of players, the corruption spread across every corner of the world could never be completely eradicated.
Fortunately, even ordinary players had to invest a great deal to play his "Second Playthrough game."
After all, the prerequisite for reserving the game was reaching the level cap in the "First Playthrough."
And for someone who had never played before, reaching the level cap in the First Playthrough required more than thirty billion Experience Points, even if they spent nothing on skills.
Even with a power-leveling service, they would need to grind intensely for over twelve hours a day for roughly three months.
That alone filtered out the casuals.
And for most players, as long as they faced a certain degree of restriction, they actually tended toward stability.
Though there would be a small number of troublemakers, with such terrifying costs to play, there should not be too many of them. As long as he came down hard on them and made examples of them for the other players, it would be enough.
"So the general direction of Sin Value is correct. The problem is that it lacks a standard."
Li Li rolled his office chair over to the desk and began searching for the laws of the Thirteen City Alliance on his computer.
When punishments were unknowable, authority became immeasurable. That was how Li Li currently kept the players in line.
But once the number of players increased, he could not personally judge everyone's actions. He needed to draft laws for the game.
"I'll