Monsters Are Coming-Chapter 1155 - 309: The Wealth Code in Advertisements

The return of Ah Le Training Camp undoubtedly thrilled the roaming rookie players outside.

In the eyes of players, Ah Le Training Camp offers not just passionate brawls, but is also a cradle for many players to build bonds.

Many fixed teams, friend groups, and even emerging guilds were born from the passionate battles at the training camp.

The Frosty Winter Snowfield is also the most lively area in the regional chat channel, with players frequently shouting to form fixed teams.

As for whether teammates are suitable, it will be verified in the subsequent combat cooperation.

This is the most efficient pool for teammate selection in the eyes of players.

Many forum-famous potential newcomer united battle groups also mostly graduated from the Frost Winter Snow Region.

However, this return brought unexpected elements to the Ah Le Training Camp.

This "Reflection Time" left players feeling both amused and helpless.

Every time after about an hour of mutual brawling, the gatekeeper Main God would appear and forcibly pause all battles.

All players are forced to look up and watch various absurd advertisements being broadcast on the sky screen, and those who don't comply will be confined in the "little black room" for an hour.

The advertisement content indeed left the newbie players on-site feeling abstract, with its eclectic mix.

Various bizarre ads were even clipped by players and posted on forums for discussion.

For example:

[Successfully devoured 999 strong enemies, achieved divine skill, and showcased a highlight reel of kills.]

[Why didn't I die? Because 3,000 years ago, I attained enlightenment, and now I'm a zombie, hahaha.]

[This demon was sealed for 500 years, all because I forgot to pay my maintenance fee during seclusion, but now I'm back!]...

These are relatively normal boasts.

The most abstract one was a otherworldly life boasting that perhaps a fingernail had grown by a centimeter.

In response, players also provided detailed interpretations on the forum explaining the reasons behind these abstract content.

One such analysis post detailed the logic behind Lord of Jile's broadcast ads, gaining plenty of player likes.

[A detailed interpretation of the ad broadcast during the Ah Le Training Camp battlefield - all for profit.]

Post Author: Sipei I Love You.

Content:

Seeing everyone discussing Reflection Time, after detailed investigation and inquiry, I'll provide a detailed interpretation of the logic behind Ah Le's abstract behavior.

According to Guidance's description, after the Frost Winter Snowfield arena closed, our Ah Le took up the task of shifting venues (rolling up and relocating was a common move for Ah Le when entertainment venues closed, carrying on operations in a new place; truly a professional escape artist).

However, unlike the entertainment venue model, constructing a Warband trial field with Ah Le requires considering many factors.

First, the opponents must not be too strong.

Although Ah Le has the complete ability to create higher intensity troop types, high-intensity confrontations also mean high resource costs; low-end battleground training troop AI is the most reasonable layout.

After some searching, the evasive king Ah Le found the latest developed space node: Illusion Spirit Wilderness.

Everyone knows Ah Le's personality; back when we were very weak, if it encountered us, it would decisively close the doors and run away. In its eyes, any bit of risk is not acceptable, so it thoroughly examined the area by digging three thousand feet deep.

The most exciting part about Monster World is that not only can players have encounters, villains can also gain opportunities.

Ah Le was extremely fortunate, as it found the Reflection Rule left behind by the Mirroring Clan underneath their ruins.

Let me supplement some background information on why the Reflection Rule was left behind.

According to Guidance's description, during the war between the Mirroring Clan and the Erosion Light Clan, the Mirroring Clan fell into a desperate situation, ultimately launching a final counterattack powered by Civilization's Power.

This expedition that deployed the entire clan's power ended in failure.

But the Erosion Light Clan also suffered heavily, being battered by the Mirroring Clan, resulting in both sides not being able to uphold victory.

The Erosion Light Clan was subsequently destroyed by forces from the other side of the territory, leading to the Mirroring Clan and Erosion Light Clan exiting Monster World's historical stage hand-in-hand.

Thus, the Reflection Rule was left behind, and was eventually harvested by another cunning character, Voldemort (Ah Le).

Next, let me explain the specific effects of the Reflection Rule to everyone.

The explanation from Guidance sounds quite complex, so I'll interpret it in my own way for everyone.

The effect of the Reflection Rule can be divided into two parts.

The first part of the rule is to randomly read the innermost display desires of living creatures across the Ten Thousand Worlds.

In the infinite worlds of the void space, the magnificent, absurd, and secretive display desires rooted in countless living beings' hearts are randomly captured by the Reflection Rule.

Whether it's the ambitious desire to announce to the world after a cultivator breaks through realms, or the subtle boasting thought after a commoner unexpectedly obtains a curious item, these might all be subjects captured by the Reflection Rule.

Simply put, whoever wants to show off, the Reflection Rule can capture their desires.

For example, a term often used by Fishing Faction Players on forums to show off: 'How did you know I caught a big fish with Hunting Level 80 today?'

This is a form of display and boast desire.

Once these desires to boast and display are read by the Reflection Rule, they are transformed into display images, turning the thoughts of living beings into tangible forms, each image being a slice of a living being's desire to show off.

This is the first part of the content: collecting display desires.

The second part is the display; the holder of the Reflection Rule with an advertisement order can push these ads for other living beings to watch.