World of Monsters
Chapter 203

A cat toying with a mouse, handing you victory.

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The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.

Through analysis and investigation, Qi Sheng had learned the concept behind the Lord of Bliss's new plan.

Before this, although the Lord of Bliss had also been creating players, he had faced a series of problems he could not resolve.

First came the players' experience.

Without continuous positive feedback, when he imitated Qi Sheng in creating a Player Legion, more than half the players had left before things even got started.

The Lord of Bliss's solution was to enforce a Death Game, turning the players' enjoyment into a desire to survive under extreme pressure.

With the change in format, recruiting players willing to risk death was no longer a problem.

After all, completing the missions offered a slim chance of survival, while failing to complete them meant certain death.

Given the choice between a chance to live and death, the vast majority of living beings would choose the former.

Second, there was a certain chance of losses during teleportation and death.

This caused some players to die during teleportation and retrieval before they even entered Monster World.

The solution to this problem was to refine the spatial tunnels and reduce their structural size.

Doing so meant that only a small number of players could be recruited at a time.

Compared with these problems, what concerned the Lord of Bliss most was that his resource expenditure exceeded his returns.

The Lord of Bliss had originally intended to put this issue aside temporarily and test the Elysium Players' performance in Monster World before making a decision.

And so, the third round of recruitment testing began.

This round of recruitment testing infuriated the Lord of Bliss.

He gave the players recruited in this round twenty chances to revive and raised their starting level to Shieldbow rank (Hunting Level: 35).

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