When the Main God selected these two seemingly simple "trial planes," there had been many considerations behind the decision.
For one, Li Yun needed to distribute the slots in his hands, providing newcomers and users with places to undergo trials and grow, while also easing the situation in reality and giving those users who were tearing at each other somewhere to vent their excess energy.
Second, it was meant to increase the intensity of competition in trial missions while giving users who were currently somewhat starved of resources a little leeway and some extra gains.
After all, unlike those who could exchange for a superpower once and perhaps be set for good, some users had chosen exchanges tied to the Resource Faction: cultivation techniques, pills, meditation, spell scrolls, physiques, magical artifacts—the list went on, and every one of them was a massive expense that they simply could not keep supporting.
With insufficient starting resources, they could not even truly take the first step. It was like setting out on the road with one foot missing, forced to rely on crutches. How could they possibly speak of the future?
Third, these two mission worlds, themed around Human Calamity and Cemetery respectively, had also been selected for certain rather subtle observational purposes, not something to be shared with outsiders—
But in the end, under these conditions of unlimited "extra monster-farming income," who truly benefited the most?
Naturally, it was the high-tier users who got ahead first and stayed ahead every step of the way.
In this Death Cemetery, was it wrong to have veteran users spend part of their energy "bringing newcomers along"? Of course not. From a practical standpoint, it was a necessary part of cultivating fresh blood.
But from an individual perspective, those users who spent time that could have