Xin looked at him, shaking his head inwardly.
This is not good.
When doing business, especially this kind of business, the most core element is not how to fleece people, but to make customers never feel satisfied.
How could it be acceptable for them to think they can succeed on their own?
They must believe they have to buy Mystery Box to succeed!
Fortunately, Xin had anticipated this.
"If you think of the sword so simply... you won't achieve anything on this path," Xin said unhurriedly, and then, before Sasuke could speak, he added, "But it's okay, it's normal not to understand now. Keep opening Mystery Box . The greatest meaning of the Mystery Box is that they can let you do things you could never do on your own."
Sasuke fell silent.
His gaze towards the Mystery Box still held longing.
He could become even stronger!
He started opening Mystery Box again!
However, what he didn't know was that among the remaining Mystery Box, there was a big gift Xin had prepared for him.
Here it comes—
In the ninety-fourth Mystery Box, there was only a piece of jade.
"It's this!" Xin's exclamation had already arrived. "It seems your luck is really good."
"What is this jade?" Sasuke also became expectant.
Although he didn't know what it was yet, every time Xin said something like this, it was a good thing!
"This, is the Experience Jade," Xin looked at Sasuke meaningfully.
"Experience Jade?" Sasuke repeated.
"That's right, this kind of thing is extremely rare. It allows someone to first experience the realm of the sword. If they are a highly talented genius, they can even retain a part of this realm and completely make it their own, causing their strength to skyrocket." Xin paused, then smiled playfully, "Didn't you think your sword was the Heartless Sword? Just right, this piece of jade can let you experience the true Heartless Sword."
This jade wasn't something Xin had just added.
He had prepared it long ago.
Why did he say swordsmanship was more expensive? It was because most people simply didn't have the talent for it.
Those who could achieve something with the sword, in any world, could be said to be astonishingly talented.
It required too much of a person's aptitude, temperament, and comprehension.
Of course, it was also truly powerful.
Excessively suppressing the player's sense of gain would also affect the desire to spend money. Xin, having been a game planner, knew this very well. What he wanted to do was achieve a balance between the two: letting customers enjoy spending while not allowing them to become so powerful all at once that they felt no need to spend more.
Now— Sasuke was slowly falling into the spending trap.
He looked at the Experience Jade in his hand.
Strength skyrocketing?
I like it.