After seeing Tsunade off, Ye Chen quickly began compiling the actual combat strength of Hidden Jun Village's players.
By now, the fifth closed beta had begun.
Hidden Jun Village had a total of 279 players.
By the time Tsunade and the others reached the border of the Land of Grass, the fifth closed beta had been running for three days.
During that time, the new players had done fairly well: of the 144 players, seventy-five had already advanced to Genin.
After all, detailed leveling guides were already available online, and countless netizens had pored over them.
On top of that, Ye Chen had deliberately made arrangements.
With all sorts of daily missions, bounty missions, and Kusagakure repair missions available, the players were earning contribution points extremely quickly.
Of course, quite a few players had no interest in leveling up.
For example, Old Mr. Yu, whom Ye Chen had paid particular attention to when the fifth closed beta began, was a "sightseer" through and through.
He spent his days enjoying the scenery, with no interest in missions whatsoever.
By now, he had left Hidden Jun Village far behind and was out "adventuring" on his own!
Ye Chen did not interfere much with that, either.
As long as the old man was happy, that was enough. Too many restrictions would only affect his gaming experience.
Aside from him, there were also many life-skill players who were busy honing their skills. They likewise had no interest in missions and naturally could not advance to Genin.
Of course, once they developed their life skills, the rate at which they earned contribution points would skyrocket.
Thanks to the previous "Ninja Village War," every player in the fourth closed-beta batch had advanced to Genin.
Among them, a few outstanding players had already advanced to Chunin.
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