After the Level 6 exam ended, Zhang Heng unexpectedly received an email.
The sender was the Game Committee. It reminded players that the annual player auction was about to begin. Those interested could register at the Game Point, with the deadline set for the 25th of this month.
Zhang Heng had no intention of waiting that long. He was quite interested in the auction. Buying and selling game items was secondary; more importantly, he had been playing solo ever since he started and still only vaguely understood many of the rules. Since he did not know how veteran players treated newcomers, he had not rashly approached the others in the lounge during the first two rounds. Now that there was a rare opportunity for everyone to gather together, he naturally did not want to miss it.
Thus, the moment he received the email, Zhang Heng went to register with the Bartender Lady. He filled in his basic personal information and paid an entrance fee of 1 Game Point.
Although there were still two weeks until the end of the month, Zhang Heng had no plans to make another trip. After finishing everything, he picked an empty booth and sat down. With practiced ease, he set the alarm beneath the seat for 23:55, deciding to complete his third round early.
By now, he had gradually gotten used to this style of game. On that day, he would go to sleep earlier and do some warm-up exercises before coming to the bar, keeping both body and mind in peak condition. Combined with the skills and game items he had obtained in the previous two rounds, Zhang Heng was confident he could face whatever challenges awaited him.
However, he had still underestimated the difficulty he was about to face.
At 23:55, the familiar