Panda Walker

Lin Da, a former professional player, arrived in the game "Mystic Continent" and aimed to team up with a few "Young Ladies" from Another World to conquer fifty levels of Mystic Realm and become the strongest adventurer squad.
However, ever since the team had risen to fame, they had changed somewhat.
"Why is your healing so slow? I almost got killed by the Magical Creatures."
"The reason your level is so low is that you don’t train diligently, always have crooked thoughts about us. This 23-year-old guy is so disgusting."
"Better leave the team and become my servant instead; my pet dog just needs a playmate."
The attitude of the three Young Ladies chilled Lin Da’s heart, and he opted out of this team that he had been with for three years and had grown deeply fond of.
Only then did they realize who the core of the team really was.
When they regretted their actions too late and tried to apologize to Lin Da, seeking to join his team, Lin Da glanced at the team composed of prettier and hotter beautiful girls behind him and said helplessly:
"Sorry, my team is full."

After leaving the team, the adventurer ladies regretted it deeply

"How do we decide who wins or loses? Are they going to fight it out on the stage again?"


"Isn't it quite obvious who won or lost? Lin Da still has the ability to fight, but Lia can't even stand up without struggling."


Everyone looked toward Kami in the hot air balloon.


After pondering for a moment, Kami gave an answer:


By using the big screen's recording function to play the footage back, judging the victory based on the order in which both fell to the ground.


Whoever hit the ground first would be the first to lose eligibility to compete.


The last one standing would be deemed the winner automatically.


It would be clear at a glance who won and who lost.


Everyone saw Lia pinning Lin Da underneath her.


"Wait, Lin Da didn't do that on purpose, did he?"


"After all, Lia is in bad shape; she's likely to be severely injured since she's the one underneath!"


369, Requirements, Growth, and Agreements