T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

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Jiang Heyi read old game novels, and found that in open-world PvP, you needed to find a neutral faction to provide the location of your PvP opponent, and that was for a fee.

Times are changing, and paid entertainment is a thing of the past. Nowadays, as long as you say "there are places to watch, there's entertainment," people are more enthusiastic about it than anyone else.

Left hook, right hook, yes, that's it, hit the fuck out!

They would love to see such a scene every day, to see rivers of blood flowing, and then stand by excitedly, pumping their fists and fully immersing themselves in it.

The dragon knight also saw the update, and his face immediately fell.

The main guild was invaded, resulting in the loss of all materials accumulated since the server's launch.

They invaded the boundary between the virtual and real worlds, only to be routed by the strongholds they had built with lost materials, and couldn't even extract the materials needed to revive or dispel negative status effects.

The two slaps hurt badly; his reputation among players has been reduced to almost negative levels.

He can tolerate it all.

But this post really broke the dragon knight's defenses.

He didn't care about the boundary between reality and illusion, regarding the equipment as insignificant, but it was something he had been striving for and obtained as the number one player in the national server.

Therefore, he has accumulated 13000 points, but he is still 7000 points away from exchanging for a red-quality set.

As far as he knows, some of the faster-progressing streamers and large guilds have accumulated nearly as many points as he does.

Once the scoring speed slows down, the title of number one in the national server for faction battles will inevitably change hands.

Jingxi also broke down in her defenses when she saw the whale soup in the basin.

Her fanbase was even larger than Dragon Knight's; thanks to her status as a female player, her devoted fans eagerly offered their support, clearing obstacles for her to accumulate points.

If Tang Jingxi grinds a little more tonight, she'll be able to exchange for the core materials needed to craft red-quality equipment.

"It's alright, Sister Whale, don't be afraid. The battlefield is so big, and there are so many of us, we can't cover the boundary between the real and virtual worlds."

"That's right, there are several guilds, with a combined attack of one or two thousand players, but only seven people are at the boundary between the real and the virtual."

Tang Jingxi got annoyed: "What if?"

"Encountering this means certain death; two-thirds of your points will be wiped out!"

"How long would it take to accumulate 1 points? All that hard work could be wiped out in a single day. Would you dare to bet on that?"

Seemingly oblivious to her unease, her fans rushed to comfort her.

"Don't be afraid, whale. We'll give you extra points, so don't worry."

Tang Jingxi suddenly found these sycophantic grovels very annoying.

Who couldn't see through their little schemes to impress me?

They probably want to see themselves hit the boundary between reality and illusion and fall to the bottom, so they can take the opportunity to make a good impression.

bother.

So annoying!

I can exchange for materials tonight, and the boundary between reality and illusion just happened to say that I want to come to the big battlefield to make my presence felt.

What a coincidence!

Leading the entire server, the only designated T0 guild, and after clearing the Clarity Realm, there are countless storylines and dungeons to choose from to advance, maximizing the benefits.

Killing the small fry on the fringes of the guild is not enough to make them change their schedule.

"They're definitely after me!"

Could there be a mole within the guild?

As she pondered this, Tang Jingxi was suddenly startled.

Considering the eager, fawning expressions in the fan group, she genuinely felt that they were capable of doing it.

"No, absolutely not!"

"We can't contact this group either. There are definitely some of them working for the boundary between the virtual and real worlds, trying to take advantage of the situation!"

After making up her mind, Tang Jingxi felt increasingly disgusted the more she looked at her core fan group.

Why are all her fans like this?

Dragon knights are also annoying.

Even if he didn't appear on the big battlefield tonight, he could already imagine what kind of posts would appear in the community the next day.

"Dragon Knight, I'm fucking here! You're not even on the battlefield! Where are you?!"

"Dragon Knight, you're just a songstress, aren't you? I'll curse you on the battlefield, and I'll be waiting for you right here!"

Once someone becomes a meme and part of the game's popular culture, they'll be completely unable to hold their head high in the gaming community.

The image of someone who both stirs up trouble and fears trouble will be deeply ingrained from now on.

Even if he deconstructs things with self-deprecation, as long as the boundary between reality and illusion breaks out and sets the tone, he can only passively take the hits.

But what can I do if I'm not going to back down?

"How about we take a gamble?"

A suggestion was made by someone in the core fan group.

Dragon Knight really wanted to grab a keyboard and smash it over the speaker's head through the screen.

Look at the equipment on the virtual-real boundary. In the unbalanced mode, he is the living dad, the god of the battlefield!

They're after the points you've earned, and the most dignified thing to do is commit suicide – win and start a new game to farm points with your fast reflexes.

Players will likely voluntarily relinquish what the boundary between the virtual and real worlds desires, hoping to become familiar with the guild, capture game clips, and happily share them, boasting about their close interaction with a top-tier guild and the opportunity to exchange ideas.

As for the points they demanded... those were voluntary contributions, there was no demanding involved.

Choosing option A means you'll die with more dignity.

The Dragon Knight suddenly remembered an example mentioned by an NPC in the game's storyline when he joked that "rank does not completely equal strength".

In the history of the Anar Empire, there have been cases of an eighth-tier being killed by a first-tier being.

The eighth-tier warrior fought a difficult battle against a high-level mage and won, leaving only a first-tier mage on the opposing side.

He still had magic power, but no physical strength, so he couldn't unleash any magic and was stabbed to death by that first-tier mage with a dagger.

The most outrageous kill across ranks on record.

That dagger also became one of the exhibits in the Anna Empire Library.

Later, magicians, with a touch of malice, gave it a name—"The Wrath of the Ants."

The entire fan base is patiently waiting for the Dragon Knight's final decision.

After hesitating for an entire afternoon, the Dragon Knight slammed his fist on the table in frustration.

He gritted his teeth and typed in the group chat.

"Announce to the entire guild and all branches: it's best not to enter the main battlefield tonight..."

He chose to back down.

Chapter 290 Your World Once Had Fairies

As night deepened, Chen Shaoyu returned to his rented apartment, yawning.

As work became increasingly busy, Zhu Huo converted two floors of the company into dormitories. Having gotten used to eating and living at the company, Chen Shaoyu rarely returned to his rented apartment.

The reason I don't want to retire is simply because I want some private space and time.

A seafood fried rice, a braised duck leg, some cold dishes, and a little bit of raw vegetables cooked over a fire—the midnight snack is complete.

I straightened my laptop, opened the community forum, and started browsing posts while eating.

With his phone set up on the stand, the Stars of Proof app became his window for monitoring game data.

What players want is to obtain game information without actually playing the game, which has long been standard practice for Starfire administrators.

The scene where the Dragon Knight gets his head pounded by the boundary between reality and illusion is very popular, and everyone loves watching the scene of beating a drowning dog.

The fun-loving guys were all eager to get started, each deciding to become a human scout, determined to make the two sides fight fiercely tonight!

Posts that blur the lines between reality and fiction are bound to generate discussion, and their inherent popularity is enough to make any veteran gaming content creator envious.

"If one of the seven people at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds were to be replaced, who do you think it should be, and why?"

The post, fresh off the press this afternoon, sparked a lively discussion among nearly ten thousand people, which piqued Chen Shaoyu's interest.

[Ma Zhong Lü Bu]: "If I had to choose one, I'd say the jailer. It seems like he's always the one causing trouble in the team. He's good at livening up the atmosphere, but who says others can't?"

【Greenland Seal Fist】: "The master of classic team atmosphere is the first to be expelled from the team."

[Ma Zhong Lü Bu]: "In terms of actual combat ability, he should indeed be eliminated, isn't that a fact?"

[Run away immediately after containment failure]: "Then I need to name someone whose actual combat level is probably the worst in the whole team."

Without him saying it, almost all the players in the posts understood the name—Orange Tea.

Compared to his cluelessness and being a complete burden when the game first launched, Tea God's skills have improved significantly now.

Her ability to consistently deliver blessings in time during the challenging "Clarity" dungeon demonstrates her progress.

However, if judged by the standards of the World Championship, her abilities seem somewhat awkward compared to the support roles of other major guilds.

The Tea Goddess's lucky charm attribute is so dazzling that even though Chinese players are well aware of this, they are still willing to tolerantly believe in her "promising future" before she makes any mistakes.

Chen Shaoyu took a sip of milk tea and couldn't help but laugh.

The news of the World Championship being postponed is expected to be released in the next day or two.

This morning, the enamel mug sounded very muffled when communicating with the candle flame, clearly indicating that it had been giving me quite a headache.

However, to Chen Shaoyu's surprise, although the World Championship was not held, the candlelight revenue was still distributed, and it continued according to the pre-determined standards.

Two days later, the shortlisted guilds, including those on the boundary between virtual and real worlds, will receive their second payment.

The number of players who obtained game qualifications in the second batch was enormous, far exceeding the number of players who obtained qualifications in the first batch.

The skilled players in the game have now completed their growth and accumulation period since the game's launch, and are beginning to be able to use the [custom materials] sold in the store to efficiently create DIY works that better suit their own needs.

The combination of these two factors led to a surge in in-game spending on the game "Proof of the Stars" this month.

Chen Shaoyu did a rough calculation and figured that one person should have at least 200 to 300 million.

Just thinking about it makes my mouth water.

There's no need to participate in the competition, the reputation remains the same, and the profit sharing continues.

In the truest sense, it's about making money while lying down.

"I promised a match, but it never materialized."

"I pitched them the opportunity to move into the future and gain glory through gaming, but I failed to deliver."

"It is only right to pay for the expectations that have already been sold."

When the candlelight was mentioned, he remained calm, as if he was wondering why Chen Shaoyu would ask such a stupid question.

Chen Shaoyu is being narrow-minded.

Perhaps, the distant homeland of the candlelight is paradise.

After a moment of distraction, Chen Shaoyu continued eating and browsing the posts.

[Guangfu Little Elf]: "If we're talking about strength, Tea God is no problem, but the current Virtual Reality Boundary is like a group debut. If we were to adopt a last-place elimination system, it would be the person with the lowest popularity and the least discussion who would graduate."

【Thank you, Taro】: "Oh no, now that you mention it, I really can't think of any jokes about the Four Primals."

"Oh right, the tetra-primates are too transparent."

“If you hadn’t mentioned it, I really wouldn’t have remembered him; even his name was unfamiliar to me.”

Those who have long focused on the boundary between reality and illusion can speak of the extraordinary predictive ability of the Four Primitives, but those who have only recently started following the topic will only be full of question marks.

In the long underground temple dungeon of the Clarity, from the Great Snow Mountain to the Fallen Star Royal Court, does he, as the team's secondary DPS, have any outstanding performances?

It seems there is something there, but if you ask them to immediately point out what makes it stand out, most people would probably be speechless.

He was like a classmate in school who had a weak presence and above-average grades, with nothing memorable about him. Even years later, when you take out your graduation photo and glance at it, a gloomy fog will rise in your mind, obscuring the past associated with him.