This is also the most core part of the Reflection Rule, drawing in external traffic.
Which is the "showing off for an audience" part.
Take the advertisement time during the halftime of the Ah Le Training Camp as an example, where players are the part generating traffic within the rule operation.
It's like when you're scrolling through videos and suddenly come across an ad.
It seems like players haven't paid any price, but actually, they've undergone a special transaction in line with the Rule Logic, and Ah Le has already received the advertising fee.
Every exposure generates profit according to the rules.
As for the amount of profit, it's not arbitrarily determined, but influenced by the strength of the viewer and the exhibitionist's own strength.
The stronger the viewer, the more potent their attention, akin to high-value traffic, bringing Ah Le a substantial profit return.
