T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

Zhifeng clenched his fists and pounded the cotton, the frustration of having nowhere to strike once again enveloping his entire body.

Under Xi Lu's watchful gaze, she also bowed, symbolizing her recognition of the supreme authority that the game referee held in the Chaos Tower world competition from this moment on.

This is an ironclad rule etched deep within the doll's heart.

The referee has the right to interpret the course of the game.

If no ruler appears, she is the supreme embodiment of maintaining a fair and just game process.

"The Three Domes Land is more than just three domes; the number of game players is far beyond your imagination."

"Candlelight, you will eventually belong to me."

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As his consciousness returned to the starry world he controlled, Chen Shaoyu swallowed hard.

Gazing at the flickering candlelight, he hesitated, as if he wanted to say something but couldn't.

"Notify us of the boundary between the real and virtual worlds," she said softly.

Once everyone had arrived, Candlelight calmly recounted what had just happened.

With so much information, everyone was at a loss as to where to draw the line between reality and fiction.

There are too many confusing points, and I don't know where to begin asking.

Jiang Heyi spoke first.

"What kind of place is the Chaos Tower World?"

The candle flame clasped its hands together and then slowly opened.

The illusory image in his palm expanded, and the ever-changing Nest of Puppet Masters suddenly appeared in everyone's sight.

"You have already witnessed its power, arranging and combining countless puppets to create a vast number of possibilities and form different combat forces."

"The Chaos Tower world is similar to it."

"Each floor is a small world."

"It may have the same game style as the existing Proof of the Stars, realistic but with less emphasis on numerical values, or it may have emphasized numerical values ​​and been more 'game-like', with completely different styles."

"Rogue?" the fries whispered.

Candlelight nodded: "I don't mind if you help me understand it this way, but it will be more complicated in terms of presentation."

She paused, then continued, "Because the Tower World is prefixed with 'Chaos,' the connections between floors will become weak, and some obtainable items may become useless due to the reduced relevance."

Players need to focus solely on clearing levels, solving one unrelated, individual challenge after another.

"The conditions for clearing each floor are different and varied, and players need to explore them."

The jailer raised his hand: "How many floors are there in total?"

"I do not know."

"what?"

Candlelight sighed helplessly: "The Tower World guarantees at least 24 floors, with the upper limit unknown."

The person in bed was bewildered: "So, of the two conditions for passing the level, only the first one is actually feasible?"

"From a probability and expectation perspective, yes."

Jiang Heyi asked again, "What are the points mentioned in the pass conditions?"

Candlelight said solemnly: "As the referee, Yulu will adjust the scoring coefficients based on various factors to balance the scores and obtain the final value."

"The scores of the top 500 teams in each world will be calculated and tallied."

"The higher you rank on the leaderboard, the more points you will gain for the world at the end of the game."

"The hidden points bonus cannot be known until the end of the match."

"The only thing we know is the score; there's a dedicated leaderboard in the game that displays it."

Tetraprotozoa swallowed.

"It sounds complicated and really tests your mental fortitude."

The hidden points bonus means that looking at the leaderboard is useless, and no one knows what will happen at the end of the settlement.

All players can do is try their best to get more points, complete more tasks, solve more events, increase hidden stats, strive to rise to the top, and maintain their ranking.

"For unsuspecting players, the pressure shouldn't be too great; at most, they'll lose rewards. But for us..."

The jailer's heart was pounding.

Jiang Heyi took a deep breath and clenched his fist: "Taking first place and becoming the undisputed T0 is our destiny. I believe that since the game master designed this gameplay, it means that the benefits brought by the points bonus for being number one on the leaderboard are unparalleled."

"If other guilds on our leaderboard don't have high scores or high bonuses, then we'll play more."

"If 10 points isn't enough, then 10; if 100 isn't enough, then 1 million!"

French Fries licked his lips: "That's right, if killing one more person doesn't win, kill two. If two don't win, then kill them all! Kill them all, and your teammates can hear the victory celebration music even when they're lying on the ground!"

In this situation, Zhong Zeming really wanted to say "husband and wife in harmony," but when he heard the blankets starting to speak, he wisely kept quiet.

"Agreed! With great responsibility comes great responsibility! That's how our T0 guild should be!"

The atmosphere is contagious. The jailer was a little nervous at first, but after Jiang Heyi said that, he suddenly felt that if he went down to fight the players in the other world right now, he could kill several of them.

Strange, why is it gnawed?

Sigh, I feel like I've been playing the necromancer too much; summoning creatures has gotten stuck in my head.

The bold and inspiring words brought a smile to the candlelight. She couldn't help but cover her mouth and said with relief, "I believe in you, I've believed in you from the very beginning."

"Therefore, the two rules I added are tailor-made for you."

[Allows players to save their existing equipment before entering the Chaos Tower world]

Looking at the three worlds that are operating normally, the accumulation of equipment and items at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds is astonishing.

This is an advantage they've built up through a snowballing strategy since the game's launch, and no one can shake it.

The guild system can still function in the Chaos Tower world.

Among the guild strongholds across all three worlds, only a handful can maintain their status.

Very few structures can be strengthened and modified to such an extent as the boundary between the virtual and the real, making them as solid as a rock.

Not to mention the various NPCs and enhanced puppets within the guild, whose presence also contributes to the chances of victory at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

A heavy sense of responsibility weighs on the shoulders of everyone at the boundary between the real and the virtual world.

The candlelight entrusted its own possibility of survival to them without reservation.

“I know that Zhifeng could guess my choice, but I didn’t change it,” Candlelight emphasized, “because I believe in it.”

“This is the biggest difference between me and her.” Candlelight pressed his hand to his chest. “I am willing and dare to believe. For this trust, I am willing to gamble everything I have… everything that I, as a doll, can offer.”

"You will win... The players in this world will win, you can definitely do it."

"We can take back the Three Domes from Zhifeng."

"This will end the situation where innocent players in the Three Realms are deceived and driven by fate."

Everyone's bodies really started to get agitated.

Being unconditionally trusted and given an unparalleled sense of mission allows the pride in one's chest to soar to the heavens.

French Fries felt that unleashing [Bloodlust] at this moment would surely have power exceeding that of usual!

Once everyone had calmed down a bit, Candlelight began to recount the little tricks Weaving Wind used within the rules.

"You may find the first three levels very difficult after entering the tower world."

Under the "Level Suppression" attribute, higher-level units have a clear advantage over lower-level units.

"And the weaving wind exploited a loophole in the rules."

"Once they enter the game, they will most likely have a higher level."

Chapter 327 Start with 100 jin

The referee will freeze player data, and the duration will depend on the amount of data.

This brief window of opportunity provided room for wind-weaving operations.

"The players in the Three Realms likely received a hint from her agent to conquer some special, high-experience dungeons, without taking the final reward from any of them, until she gives the order..."

Jiang Heyi understood: "Experience points are tied up."

French Fries asked, puzzled, "But our levels have a cap. Once we reach the cap, our experience points stop increasing."

“The Tower World level cap is 50,” Candlelight said. “When Sunset seals data, she will gradually transform into a [Tower World Judge], and therefore the data she stores will also be tagged with Tower World.”

"The probability of success and failure is 50/50, but given the large number of cases, there will always be lucky ones."

Orange Tea got anxious: "As the referee, Yuu-Lu should realize this, right? Shouldn't there be a punishment?"

“I’m sorry, I don’t think so.” Candlelight sighed. “This can’t be called cheating, so it can’t be punished by the rules. It can only be condemned by morality, and Weaving Wind, she has no morality.”

"If we're going to trace it back, I can only blame myself for losing that part of my memory. I'm the one who dragged you all down with me, and this world as a result."

The jailer, true to his straightforward nature, grumbled, "What does this have to do with you? Your master is a god for leaving such a loophole..."

Before the word "person" could even be uttered, Orange Tea quickly covered her mouth, a layer of white sweat already appearing on her forehead.

The candlelight wasn't angry; on the contrary, it was quite cheerful.

"The ruler won't mind."

This has certainly piqued everyone's curiosity.

From the words spoken by candlelight, the image of the ruler as kind and gentle has long been deeply ingrained in people's hearts.

Here comes the problem...

Jiang Heyi asked curiously, "What kind of remarks would the Overlord mind?"

The candlelight pursed its lips, tilted its head slightly, and gazed at the sky for a while before murmuring something.

"Since my birth, I have served my master and have never heard him angry."

"According to the master, the last wrath was given to the lowly."

If the description is true, it's no wonder that the lowly can be included in the game and their corpses will be forever whipped, forcing even the good-natured ruler of the candlelight to issue an extermination order.

"However, if you criticize the Sovereign in front of all creation, you may be somewhat frightened."

"Creation?" The jailer looked completely bewildered.

Orange Tea reminded: "The flesh priestesses."

The jailer broke out in a cold sweat.

Why is it that a ruler with such a good temper has subordinates who are all inhuman lunatics?

Shouldn't the personalities of creatures be like those of pets, following their owners?

The candlelight steered the conversation back on track.

It's pointless to dwell on whether there are loopholes or not; the problem is a fact, and there's only one solution for the boundary between the virtual and the real—to face the challenge head-on.

The four prototypes joked, "The responsibility has become even heavier."

The number of deaths in Rule 2 of the Wind Weaving game is understandable; once the qualification is exhausted, the player is automatically eliminated.

Candlelight believes this is not a problem regarding the boundary between the real and virtual worlds, because there are ways to increase the number of qualifications within the Tower World.

The core principle is rule three.

"Players can play in the Chaos Tower world without time restrictions... What does that mean?"

“You have 6 hours, they have 9 hours,” Candlelight said. “Nine hours is the maximum game time we can decide.”

"Therefore, players in the Three Realms have more time to experiment."

Jiang Heyi rubbed his forehead.

He could laugh off Zhi Fengdong's other tricks, but when faced with the Three Kingdoms Land, whose average game time was bound to be longer, he felt a chill run down his spine.