"First, we need to make something clear, which is that the scoring system in the Trial Illusion differs from the previous 'Until the Coffin is Sealed.'
"In the passing criteria for 'Not My Desire for a Marquisate,' 'performance' holds a significant position.
"Combat scenarios, of course, remain the same as before, with killing enemies as the primary goal. However, the demands for 'acting' in narrative-related content have been further elevated.
"As you might have noticed, taking Wang Zongchang as an example, engaging in hand-to-hand combat with bandits on the battlefield, especially as a scholar, offers a significant bonus to the final scoring.
"The same applies to other characters— the more authentic the portrayal, the more significant the improvement in score.
"This means that our character assignments can no longer simply aim for a 'safe passage' as the only goal but must include the acting requirements of the dramatic scenes while ensuring a safe combat passage.
