The dense YALA represents my self-esteem. I originally thought that the target of 1 million was already a sure thing, but who knew that it suddenly surged by 270,000 today, catching me off guard. YALA, what are you trying to do? Even if you fall to a ranking in the 90s, there are still people fighting hard for you.

Some people invest 200 at once, tirelessly placing orders, just to have a place on the leaderboard. Why is this happening? I am at my wit's end and completely at a loss. Thinking back to when I participated in the VRA event, I saw that YALA seemed to be easy to score high, so I went all out to reach 1 million, waiting for good news.

I naively thought that the difficulty of the subsequent trading competition would increase exponentially, and the increment should not be too much. As a result, it seems that everyone has resigned to their fate, and even if their ranking drops to over 90, they still continue to fight hard. This trading competition has evolved into a war without gunpowder, with each participant striving fiercely for their own goals.

In this seemingly endless competition, I can't help but start reflecting: what exactly are we fighting for? Is it to prove ourselves, or are we simply driven by the desire to win or lose? In any case, this competition has become a stage for testing patience, perseverance, and strategy. As participants, we may need to reassess our goals and find ways to maintain balance in this intense competition.