Pure White Space.
"...Was this so they could know where they lost?"
Looking at the prompt that had appeared before him, Bai Zhi wore a slightly baffled expression.
Honestly, he didn't mind having his recording watched by others. As long as the pay was enough, he was easy to talk to.
After all, there really wasn't much to watch.
It was like magic tricks. They looked dazzling on the surface, but if one dug into the underlying mechanics, more often than not, most people would end up disappointed.
To use the simplest example, one of the iconic scenes in Stardust Crusaders was the staircase that could never be climbed. No matter what Polnareff did, he would return to where he started when facing DIO, who stood at the top of the stairs.
The first time one watched that scene, it truly carried an invisible sense of pressure. But after learning DIO's Stand ability and looking back on it, it was nothing but plot holes.
Time stopped, then DIO ran downstairs, carried Polnareff back to his original spot, and ran back upstairs... over and over again.
There were similar references, like DIO crawling between Emperor's legs...
The same could be applied to Bai Zhi's situation.
Because for Bai Zhi, throughout this game where he acted as the Mastermind, he had been constantly rushing from place to place...
In a sense, obtaining a Perfect clear rating in this game was quite difficult.
Not only did one have to survive until the end, one also had to answer those three questions perfectly. That was no easy task.
—In order to obtain that Perfect clear rating, the things Bai Zhi had done in this game were complicated to an excessive degree.
"So there were Ten Players from the very beginning..."
Watching the replay displayed