The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

A melodious tune begins to play, and rustling sounds come from the tranquil forest, as if trying to zoom in to see what's in the forest. But the next moment, the camera pans to a sea of ​​flowers, piquing everyone's anticipation.

Several scenes need to be beautiful and realistic enough to generate enough anticipation. The final scene is a wilderness. At this point, instead of switching to other scenes, the music begins to change, becoming somewhat exciting. Then, a Western dragon flies by in the distance, speeding through the low sky.

The enormous dragon wings blotted out the sky, and its claws and tail were clearly visible. As it flew into the distance, a burst of flame suddenly shot out from its mouth, as if it were fighting something.

Immediately following, a flashback to the wilderness scene unfolds, and the anticipation begins to materialize. A ripple comes from the calm water, and a dragon-like creature with bull horns leaps out of the water, gliding through the air. Then, a group of such creatures seem to dance, creating a concerto on the water's surface. The background music disappears, replaced by the song of these creatures.

The music resonates with the beat, growing increasingly passionate. Hunting and escaping on the grasslands create miracles of life. In the sea of ​​flowers are insects—large ones flapping their wings, beetles gleaming with metallic sheen, cold-blooded bees, and colorful butterflies. The music of the sea of ​​flowers then returns to tranquility after its initial excitement.

A rustling sound accompanied by melodious music drifted over. The camera zoomed in, revealing low shrubs with trembling leaves. Suddenly, a small animal poked its head out, revealing a creature resembling a small foal with a pale golden horn on its head.

An adorable unicorn leaped out, chasing a butterfly. Then, a long hoof stepped out, and another adult unicorn appeared, bathed in a sacred aura, its eyes lovingly fixed on the little unicorn.

The little unicorn chased the butterfly into the distance, while the big unicorn followed, its hooves pounding in the air—a scene of perfect harmony.

The video wasn't short, but the visuals, music, and fantastical creatures caused its popularity to skyrocket, drawing more and more attention to the game.

"The Original World" became a huge hit, and Shi Yu quickly wrote about the predicaments faced by this world, using it as the background for the game's world.

Of course, Shi Yu couldn't write it exactly as it was written. He changed "The End" to "The Calamity of the End Times" and "The Influence of the End" to "Becoming a Demon" so that they could understand it better.

Of course, other people's understanding is even simpler: it's a demonized version of Resident Evil. Although they are different, the way it is presented is quite similar. It's pretty much like understanding it as a rational zombie.

The comments below the video were even more intense, all demanding that more spots be opened up, but Shi Yu had his own considerations.

After all, this isn't a real game. In the early stages, the game shouldn't attract too many troublemakers; the main theme of the game needs to be established first.

This promotion also led to more people pre-ordering "The Original World," giving Shi Yu more options.

The second batch of players, Shi Yu, didn't need many, only a few hundred people, but there weren't many fun people among them.

During this time, the first batch of players completed their initial tasks and obtained job changes. Shi Yu also opened up more areas for them to explore, and they encountered more NPCs.

They didn't find the Western dragon or the unicorn, and few people encountered the herd of Qiuniu either. Only one player with exceptional musical talent played a tune by the lake, which attracted a Qiuniu to peek out, and he unexpectedly received a blessing from the Qiuniu.

The creatures seen in the video were only spotted in the wilderness and the flower fields. However, compared to the wilderness, the flower fields were relatively safe and suitable for visiting. As long as you don't frighten those giant insects, the scenery along the way is very beautiful.