Why had a trial concerning the life and death of billions of people been named the Survival Game?
Why had something concerning the survival of dozens of civilizations been defined as a Survival Game?
Before this, no one had ever figured out what "game" truly represented.
Even Su Mo had never wondered why it had not been called a trial, but had instead been given the more casual name of a game.
Yet now, this question had received a perfect answer.
This truly was not a trial.
Not only was there no fairness to speak of, but the two participating sides seemed to exist in two entirely different worlds, following vastly different rules. As long as one side was sufficiently perceptive and found loopholes in the rules, it could use all kinds of special methods without restraint and seize the initiative in the contest.
Moreover, there was no clear definition of right and wrong regarding the participants' actions throughout the entire process.
As a result, in less than a month after the game began, the alien race had exploited loopholes in the rules to successfully summon the Tengu Pseudo-God, which ordinary humans could hardly resist. On the human side, Su Mo could likewise retaliate with missiles whose origins the aliens could not understand at all.
Even more absurdly, this contest placed almost no restrictions on the participants' actions.
Whether they worked hard or gave up, as long as they did not leave the game area, they would hardly be bound by any rules. On the contrary, they might even receive various unexpected boosts.
If this was not a game, then what was? The "will" that had set up this game only wanted to achieve its goal through the process.
As for whether it was fair or whether the participants would