Minecraft: Is this still the Minecraft I used to play?

Shi Qian is gone, but the players left behind have gone mad.

Especially those players who were streaming live, who were wondering just a second ago why such a large sandy soil system had suddenly disappeared.

The next second, two people and a boat were suddenly kidnapped.

The sudden change of location left all the players, who hadn't yet reacted, completely bewildered.

what is this?

A village?

Or is it a town?

Why did they suddenly appear here? Are they still in the same dimension?

The CPUs of all the viewers in the live stream burned out.

After a brief period of blank screen, a large number of comments suddenly flooded in, all asking about the situation. They were starting to wonder if there was something wrong with their eyes.

"Can someone explain what exactly happened?"

"Is this still the same dimension where we can't see anything? Someone, go through the portal and take a look."

"Did I miss something? But I didn't blink..."

In fact, they could roughly guess that this strange event was related to Shi Qian.

Wasn't it the same in the previous dimension?

When Ah Qi entered, it was still frozen solid. But when it officially opened, it became a dimension filled with various ruins and monsters.

However, in the previous dimension, they only found out what it was like after it was opened up.

Now they were directly shown the dimensional change, and were even captured.

Finally, some players realized what was happening and got up from the ground.

He was somewhat skeptical of everything in front of him, and to verify his guess, he slapped another player next to him.

"Holy crap, Xiang Heng, what are you doing?! Are you crazy?!"

"I can feel it; it seems it's not a hallucination."

The commotion was quite loud and woke up the other players.

It slowly got up from the ground and tentatively explored its surroundings.

Their current location is similar to a city gate square, with the teleportation portal enlarged and placed at the city gate.

The desert landscape here reminded them that they were still in this dimension.

One player instinctively glanced at their coordinates and then couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

The surrounding players all went to ask what was going on.

"Look at the coordinates..."

A chorus of gasps and gasps filled the air.

Their current coordinates are tens of thousands of grids away from where they started.

"Could the great demon have been exiled to us...?"

One player spoke up quietly, a thought that startled not only the players around him but also himself.

"No way, there are still people here."

Everyone looked in the direction he pointed, and saw a facilitator passing by with a lizard.

"Speaking of which, if we go over there now, will we get bombarded?"

"Good question, you'll find out if you try."

...

Is this still the Minecraft I used to play?

When you approach a native creature in a dimension, a pop-up window will appear.

The interface is novel and features easy-to-understand trading options.

There are no people from the Blue Seal group here, and most players have never been exposed to the villager trading system.

Seeing this in this dimension at this moment was somewhat unbelievable to them.

The trading interface is simple and detailed, and the items being traded are all things they need.

Here, there are medicines...

Although the quantity is relatively small, it means that players have a stable source of potions.

So close, right at the entrance to the dimension.

They can come in and buy if they need to.

Some players have already gone out the door to check the situation; they want to know if they can go out and come back in, or if they will still be here.

After receiving a positive answer, most players went straight into the city to explore.

Before we could even finish being shocked, another NPC who could issue quests was discovered next door.

Helping them will reward you with various items or materials, or even clues to the next quest.

Players couldn't help but shout.

"Who moved my online games in here?!"

But nobody paid him any attention; the players all went to various NPCs to look at their trading options or the various quests they posted.

Some players have already started using their traditional skill – opening chests.

Shi Qian did put boxes in the rooms where these clones lived, but as the original said, they were poor.

But this did not dampen players' enthusiasm for opening chests.

No player can resist the urge to search the wild chests in the homes of NPCs.

Even if you conquer all three realms, a fully-farmed player wouldn't be able to refuse!

This is an instinctive temptation for players.

The changes in the desert dimension also quickly rose to the top of the player forums' trending topics.

A new area to explore!

You can also trade potions and get all sorts of materials!

more importantly!

There are no tickets for this dimension!

You can enter the dimension and have fun without needing any supplies. Isn't that practically pure profit?

Treasure chests, potions, supplies, here we come!

Ran Xiao, who was idly squatting by the door with nothing to do, learned about this scene through the viewers in the live broadcast room.

He didn't quite understand his boss's behavior.

Players have always believed that Shi Qian primarily considers things from the perspective of monsters and native creatures.

However, the changes in things within both dimensions made many players realize that something was wrong.

If Shi Qian doesn't like players, why open up dimensions?

If it's just about opening up dimensions, one could say that Shi Qian was afraid of losing players and couldn't let him kill to his heart's content.

Even though Shi Qian almost never goes out to kill players anymore...

In fact, time has not only expanded the dimensions.

They even divided up areas specifically for players, assigning them treasure chests and quest NPCs.

He even sent his men to help the players fill the boxes.

It's clearly... meaningless...

Ran Xiao initially followed Shi Qian because he was hunting players, and he followed him all the way.

He never understood his boss's motives.

He acknowledges that killing players is for the purpose of improving one's own strength.

Both his own and the monsters under the boss's command have seen a significant increase in combat power.

Whether it's individual combat ability or the skills given by Shi Qian.

However, Shi Qian did more than just kill players.

They were also given two dimensions to explore.

This behavior doesn't seem to fit the title of "Great Demon King" at all.

Ran Xiao roughly understood why Shi Qian wanted to repair the dimension, since Shi Qian had always been on their side on the surface.

But why reopen it to players after the repairs?

At that moment, a bold idea flashed through Ran Xiao's mind.

Boss... he can't be a time traveler, can he...?

It's bound to some kind of savior system, which requires killing players to restore abilities and then repair all the broken dimensions.

After all, signing a contract grants abilities, a blue system panel, and access to chat groups that don't even exist in the game.

These are not things a player would do.

Shi Qian made it clear from the very beginning that he was not a player.

Logically speaking, a character possessing all the information about creatures within the game cannot be a native creature of the game.

It's also unlikely to be an official staff member, as the official team doesn't care about what happens in the game.

One more thing...

The scene where Shi Qian infuses consciousness energy into those transformed undead players is so deeply ingrained in people's minds.

He's practically a god...

No! He is the god of this world!