Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Another week has passed in the blink of an eye.

The Challenger League isn't a professional league after all; most teams are composed of players, so they naturally wouldn't use bots to level up like Xiao Nai and his team. As a result, the opponents Happy is facing now are often lower level than them, let alone able to fight them. Therefore, Happy has focused their main energy on training during this period, and even so, all of Happy's accounts reached level 75 this week.

As Xiao Nai and his companions reached level 75, Team Happy began their assault on dungeon records. A fierce battle erupted across the various dungeons. In just one night, Team Happy had utterly crushed ten level 5 dungeon records. Most importantly, their records were miles ahead of the other guilds, so much so that seeing Team Happy's records, the other guilds had no desire to compete. Only a few grayed-out figures appeared at the front of the dungeons…

The players who went to explore the tenth server back then, upon seeing this scene, immediately fell asleep. Their sleep quality was incredibly good; they were truly young people...

There was no way around it; this scene made them feel like they had traveled back a year to the tenth district. They had originally thought that returning to the main club would finally allow them to escape the shadow of Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu, but they hadn't expected that the shadow was still chasing them.

They initially thought history was repeating itself, but reality was far more cruel than they imagined. After all, Jingjing, Tang Rou, and Baozi were no longer the game newbies they once were.

Seeing the various equipment continuously being added to the guild warehouse, Chen Guo's smile never faded. Xiao Nai covered his face in embarrassment; after all, Chen Guo was someone who had seen a lot by now, yet she was still like this. But what could he do? She was his boss, after all, and he could only indulge her.

"As expected of a record-breaking reward, many of these are high-quality items that only drop from first kills," Chen Guo remarked with some emotion as she looked at the attributes of the various equipment.

Now, all the characters in Happy Guild are equipped with full orange gear, and only duplicates are put into the guild warehouse. This abundance of level 75 equipment undoubtedly gives guild members a powerful boost of confidence. The enthusiasm of Happy Guild members for farming contribution points reached its peak. The items they exchanged for contribution points further strengthened the Happy Guild, thus officially ushering in this healthy and rapid development phase.

As for the situation of Happy Guild, all the other guilds were naturally very clear about it, but they couldn't do anything about Happy's record. They couldn't just leave it like that. After all, the current situation was beyond what their guild departments could handle on their own. They needed to bring in even stronger, more elite combat forces, but their guild departments didn't have any professional players. How were they supposed to fight against the galaxy?

Although guild matters are theoretically unrelated to teams and players, they are closely related to clubs. Therefore, at the club's routine meetings, the guild departments of each team raised this issue.

Previously, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu were in the tenth server, and in the early stages, they were helping them out. Although they later established a guild, they soon entered the God's Domain. So in the tenth server, they could still compete with the other side through hard work. But in the God's Domain, the two of them are now doing something even more outrageous, directly leading their team to sweep through the other side. Now it's a five-player dungeon, and later it will be a ten-player dungeon, and then a twenty-player dungeon. The fact that they don't have one now is just because it's not time yet.

At the same time, because of their experience in the tenth district, all the guild departments knew that this was not something they could handle directly, so they raised the issue at the regular meeting, stating that it required the support of the entire club to resolve.

So this problem started as a headache for the professional guild leader and then spread to the entire club. They couldn't very well expect professional players to help them break records; otherwise, the competition would be ruined. And even then, there was no guarantee they'd succeed.

If they fail to secure the dungeon record and it negatively impacts the players' performance, it would truly be a case of losing the big picture for a small gain. After all, if professional players were to compete, it would be uncertain who they would be battling for the record against. You might be able to beat professional players, but other clubs can too. With a group of professional players on the field, their opponents wouldn't be limited to Happy. If everyone's players were focused on achieving dungeon records, how could the competition possibly function?

Of course, some people suggested a compromise: the team's main players could continue training while the substitutes went to support the guild.

But it was quickly rejected for a simple reason: the team's main players might not even be a match for Ye Qiu, so what would be the point of sending in a bunch of substitutes?
Most importantly, the 21st is the 15th round of the league. No matter what, the competition is always the core of the club. In the end, this issue can only be temporarily put aside. At the same time, everyone suddenly realized that Christmas is just a few days away. After Christmas, there will be the New Year and the Spring Festival. This period is the peak season for various honor activities, and the league even has large-scale events such as the All-Star Weekend.

Although they don't know what the Christmas event will be like yet, based on experience, the event usually provides players with some benefits. At this time, the guilds will also benefit greatly. After all, it has become a tradition for guilds to concentrate their efforts on the event during the event period. In comparison, the matter of dungeon records can be put aside.

There was nothing they could do but stall for time in the face of such an almost unsolvable problem.

While they finished discussing Happy, Happy didn't stop plundering dungeon records. Having cleared the five-player dungeons, the Happy team now set their sights on the ten-player dungeons. This time, the Happy team, now level 75 and equipped with orange gear, naturally didn't need to spend three hours on a single dungeon like before. They directly set their sights on the record baseline initially set by the system.

Under normal circumstances, this system-set record threshold can only be broken after a player is thoroughly familiar with the dungeon and has top-tier equipment. Moreover, since each character only has one chance per day in a 10-player dungeon, the opportunities are limited, and it will normally take a long time for a player to break this record threshold.

But this is under normal circumstances. After all, the biggest problem for major teams is having accounts. Once they finish playing with one character, they can just switch to another and continue playing. Wouldn't that give them more opportunities?
On the other hand, Team Happy had limited resources, as they didn't have professional training software. So, these level 10 dungeons became the best targets for Team Happy and the others to train their teamwork, to the point that they are now extremely familiar with these dungeons.

So, in just one day, the records for all three raids were completely crushed and broken by the Happy Guild, who just barely missed the system's minimum score. Shortly after, another message appeared announcing that the Happy Guild had broken the record again, this time with a slight improvement over the previous one.

By this point, all the major guilds knew exactly what Happy Guild was up to. The first time they directly pushed the record to the limit, it was to prevent them from breaking it. This way, they could leisurely break their own records little by little and continuously obtain dungeon record rewards.

That's so shameless...

At this point, jealousy had completely changed the faces of the guild leaders... (End of Chapter)