Ye Chen's pupils rapidly widened. He shook his head hard and said:
"How could it use such an enormous body of data as a reference? Isn't that the wrong basis for the assessment?"
He abruptly raised his head and voiced his doubts.
"System, did the assessment of the open world's influence on people from the other world use data on the entire population of China as a reference?"
The system replied "without hesitation":
[Yes!]
Ye Chen continued shaking his head hard and said:
"How is that possible? The people most directly affected by the open world should be those visitors from the other world. How could you use data on the entire population of China as a reference for the assessment?!"
This time, the system's reply was not particularly quick.
After waiting "impatiently," Ye Chen finally received an answer.
[The open world's influence on people from the other world radiates outward. Besides directly affecting visitors from the other world, it also includes everyone else in the other world who pays attention to the open world. On this basis, the result is 0.01%.]
The explanation the system provided was somewhat convincing.
When Ye Chen had asked his question earlier, he had been thinking only of the "players" who entered the open world, without considering anyone else in the other world.
After a period of "building momentum," Hidden Jun Ninja had become a phenomenally popular game.
Even if not everyone knew about it, almost everyone had been exposed to it.
However, Ye Chen still could not understand why the system used data on China's total population as a parameter and the basis for its assessment.
Although he had spent all this time holed up in the Village Chief's residence in Hidden Jun Village, he still had a fairly good understanding of how