Li Mu understood the players' dissatisfaction.
In fact, even he felt a little annoyed when he saw that the silver level was about to be unlocked, and there seemed to be a limit on the number of spots.
After all, he had just recently reached level 40.
*Finally hitting the level cap and barely having the chance to show off, only to have new levels open up again, who wouldn't be annoyed?*
Not to mention, the new levels didn't seem to be open fairly, giving the impression that luck played a role.
If things went wrong, bad luck could mean he might fall behind.
Such results would inevitably bring players a sense of insecurity and unfairness.
Of course, despite the discomfort, when Li Mu related this to the unique plot and ecological mechanisms of "Elf Kingdom," he began to have some guesses as to why the officials would open new levels in such a manner…
*Probably to control the game's ecological balance?*
