Lin Yu was not particularly worried about La testing him.
Although Lin Yu admitted that he had no special talent beyond "performing," compared with true geniuses, he was nothing more than an utterly ordinary person.
But...
Ordinary people were not necessarily weak.
Just like those "successful people" who had achieved something according to universal Values, the rich and powerful did not necessarily possess abilities far beyond ordinary people. After all, when standing at the "forefront of the times," even pigs could fly.
Although most of these people certainly had abilities of their own, still...
It was an indisputable fact that many people's achievements, wealth, and social status were more or less mismatched with their abilities.
The same was true in the Death game.
The simplest example... take the potential measured by the Psychology Society. Not every A-Class or S-Class Player potential had quickly advanced to Tier 3, nor were B-Class and C-Class Players necessarily destined to be stuck at Tier 2 at most, waiting to die or simply dying early.
Among the current Tier 4 Players, there was even one with D-Class potential.
There had also once been a Player rated with A+ potential who had remained stuck at Tier 1 for a long time without advancing.
Although this could perhaps be explained by the fact that the Psychology Society's potential-rating system was not completely accurate, its core relied on Old Zheng's evaluation system, combined with Bandura's personal Item set.
But...
Lin Yu still felt that this could not be entirely blamed on the Psychology Society's rating system being insufficiently precise.
There had to be some element of "chance."
Just like himself...
Although it seemed that he had advanced through the ranks quickly, the main reason was the mechanism of the Death game that he had only recently realized existed