Players had been arduously searching and groping for answers, and another three days had passed.
During these three days, Zhuge Jun had also been trying. He had now entered the second playthrough, but compared to the first, the numerical difficulty of the second had only slightly decreased, and it hadn't become a breeze to play through.
Of course, the actual experience was much better.
Generally speaking, games like this would set the second playthrough to be a "victory lap" to give players a thrilling experience. The monsters' stats wouldn't increase significantly, and the players' weapons would be fully enhanced, with greatly increased experience gain, hence providing the player a clear numerical advantage.
But "Blood of Lies" wasn't designed like that; its second playthrough stats were still not low. Overall, although the difficulty was slightly easier than the initial challenge of the first playthrough, it wasn't by much.
