Qin Feng opened the Pokémon League panel.
Although Wang Lin and the others were still asleep.
There were plenty of people who didn't want to sleep at night.
As soon as the announcement went out, everyone rushed to spread the word.
The news had successfully moved humanity's wake-up time two hours earlier that day.
Qin Feng opened the top-ranked video.
The uploader had been quick. In less than half an hour, they had already thoroughly digested the competition's rules and rewards.
They had added their own take, made a video, and posted it on the Pokémon League's short-video platform.
In less than twenty minutes, it had already racked up over twenty million views-and this was early in the morning.
"Holy shit, there's a city tournament too! My girlfriend just messaged me and said she'd marry me if I made the top hundred in the city tournament."
"Man! Our boss just posted in the group chat that anyone who places in the top ten while wearing the company uniform gets a million in cash."
"When you're looking for a job now, the first things they check are your ranked tier and points, because a lot of companies are preparing to expand into Pokémon-related businesses."
"My mom said yesterday, 'My son Wang Xiao has what it takes to be a champion.' And today the system announces a competition. Could this be fate?"
"All right, folks, same rules as always. People with uremia up front, diabetics in the back. Take turns pissing him awake."
"Wake up, everyone. Stop fucking dreaming and open the leaderboard to see what tier you're actually in."
After exiting the video, Qin Feng saw that two new entry points had indeed appeared in the upper-left corner of the interface.
One was for registering for the individual competition.
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