T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

He put his hands behind his back and asked with a smile.

"Without it, you wouldn't have given me a headset, I wouldn't have given you snacks, and people wouldn't have thought of me first when we were teaming up. It has fulfilled its mission very well."

"I've put it back, I've put it back. If it gets bumped or knocked and can't produce the sound of flowing water, it won't have any collectible value."

Jiang Heyi thought that in a game, this would at least be a souvenir-level item, something that must be placed in a collection cabinet.

The couple returned carrying large and small bags, and Jiang Heyi hurriedly went to help them, but then he was pushed onto the sofa again.

No help is needed, and you are not allowed to help.

Having been able to take care of himself for a long time, he was not quite used to it for a while.

Before it got dark, a table full of delicious dishes was laid out.

Lu Xinxin, having taken off her apron, put her hands on her hips, admired her masterpiece, and nodded in satisfaction.

"Apart from relatives coming to visit, this year's feast is the most lavish, and we even need to add an extra bowl and chopsticks."

Liu Jinhong asked, "What would you like to drink, coconut juice or something else?"

"Ah, anything is fine, I'll take care of it..."

Jiang Heyi tried to stand up to take it, but it was already full.

"Don't stand up. It's a family meal, don't be so reserved."

French Fries sat to the side, peeling shrimp, looking annoyed.

Why doesn't anyone ask me what I'd like to drink?

Lu Xinxin chuckled and said, "Oh, Xiaofei, you can get it yourself if you want to drink it. You know where the refrigerator is."

"Ah."

Jiang Heyi had never been part of anyone's family and had never enjoyed such experiences since childhood; all her knowledge came from movies, comics, and novels.

Judging from the surface conversations, one might think that this family gets along very poorly.

As they ate and drank, they gradually opened up and started talking.

"Xiaofei didn't want me to chat with you before, so I couldn't tell you that our team in the game has turned into a guild with more than a dozen people."

Players who simply enjoy the game can derive immense pleasure from Proof of the Stars.

Uninterrupted sleep time, a pure second life.

Even if there are monsters that you can't beat on the big map, you can level up a bit, find some small dungeons to earn some money, and then do some work for the Siren or Anna in the World Faction War to assemble a set of commoner endgame gear.

The boundary between reality and illusion lies at the top of the entire game. All one sees is the tower world, and every night before falling asleep, one is busy with new dungeon strategies.

They haven't explored the main world's large map in a long time.

Listening to the couple recount their adventures and fun in the game is quite a unique experience.

In their guild, there's a Shadow Stalker named "Graceful Liberation," who is an excellent information provider and also plays the support DPS role like a main DPS, making him extremely reliable.

However, there is a taboo within the guild.

He is strictly prohibited from opening any dropped items.

After he falls, he has to get far away.

Brother Graceful Liberation is great in every way, except his hands are particularly ruthless.

So far, the best he's ever gotten from the lottery is a purple card, and that's considered good luck.

In the early stages of forming a team, no matter how hard everyone tried, they couldn't get any good drops. Seeing a bunch of junk in the guild, they decided to take turns trying their luck.

To everyone's surprise, the fall visibly improved.

Red and gold, which were previously unseen, also made an appearance.

It turns out that it wasn't that their entire team was unlucky, but rather that someone had acted maliciously and polluted the card pool.

As a result, the team leader's treatment plummeted, and after each battle, he could only run to the outer perimeter with a pitiful expression and watch everyone else's results from afar.

"You think you're so good at fighting? What good is it if you're not as good at touching people as I am?"

This became a famous meme within the guild.

There was also a young lady asking whether instant noodles were convenient or not.

Because of the jailer, I chose necromancer as my second profession.

In the wild, use skeleton guards to scare teammates, and use vengeful spirits to disguise themselves as sparkly creatures to deceive passersby.

In a dungeon, a corpse explosion accidentally hits your own teammates, and a zombie blocks your own DPS.

In the settlement phase, justice will be served.

The instant noodle-covered figure crouched down, covering his head in defense: "I played this game using the guide from the jailer guy."

Oh no, this really is the jailer's fault.

In a post on a community forum, "Jailer Bro" said that the Necromancer class is fun to play even without a team.

What the instant noodles mentioned were the methods he had researched for pranking other players—in the eyes of other players, the suddenly appearing undead creatures were hostile units.

As a result, a group of extremely bored necromancers appeared in the community. They did nothing but squat in the public area every day to scare people.

They ran away when they were scared, and it was so much fun.

Since necromancers have long been associated with a dark side, this little bit of "evil" is really insignificant.

As for targeting one's own teammates in dungeons, that's purely a matter of skill.

The jailer brother did put some effort into writing his necromancer gameplay tips, so he wouldn't be inciting players to sabotage others in dungeons.

But... it's still the jailer's fault!

They tricked a perfectly fine young lady who played Paladin in the eyes of the lovey-dovey couple into becoming corrupted.

The original Paladin was cheerful and outgoing, but after playing the Necromancer, all he could think about was saying things like, "I can eat this corpse," and "I can collect this spirit."

It vividly illustrates just how quickly a person can fall into depravity.

"Holy crap, how could the jailer be so mean?"

This became a famous meme within the guild.

Having passed the early stages of the game, and without Jiang Heyi secretly feeding them resources, the couple started playing smoothly.

The key point is that they actually found a group of friends who didn't mind their cheesy antics, but instead thought they were great for creating entertaining content.

If these guild members knew that they were the same person in real life and in reality, their expressions would probably be quite interesting.

What's strange about French fries is that the atmosphere at the dinner table is warm and fun.

Everyone was talking about their experiences with the Stars of Truth, and there were no scenes of parents suddenly having an episode of illness, or people being all lovey-dovey and affectionate.

People are coming to visit. Should I restrain myself?

French fries wouldn't think that way.

"I have a feeling they're holding back a big surprise."

After peeling another shrimp, she glanced at Jiang Heyi, who was only focused on chatting and listening, and was only eating vegetables that didn't need any processing. Without thinking, she put it in his bowl.

Natural and fluid.

"bad!"

The alarm bells in the French fries' hearts were ringing.

My parents' gazes drifted over, their smiles carrying a deeper meaning.

The two experienced people could tell at a glance that the two of them had done this quite often when they lived together, and their expressions became increasingly gratified.

Has it started? Is the illness about to begin?

"Come on, let me continue telling you about the monster we encountered in the dungeon."

The topic has now returned to the Stars of Wisdom.

French Fries swallowed.

Something is wrong, nine out of ten times something is wrong.

They've held back from unleashing their power; what amazing move are they saving up for?

Chapter 480 I didn't know, she came to my door herself with the milk.

French Fries felt an unprecedented eeriness permeating the atmosphere today.

Beneath the shimmering surface of the water lurks a colossal creature, the calm before it leaps out to hunt.

But she couldn't find the source.

Jiang Heyi's parents had a great time chatting with him. After they finished talking about the game, they also chatted about some small things in their lives.

For example, cohabitation.

"Has Xiaofei become lazy with you all taking care of her?"

"No, no, she made me more diligent."

"Does Xiaofei still act like she's at home, unable to sleep without a pillow?"

That sudden, unexpected turn of events was incredibly insidious.

"Well, I've never been inside her room, so I don't really know."

Jiang Heyi felt it was best to be more restrained on this topic.

You can't exactly say that she uses herself as a body pillow and sometimes sleeps like a koala.

"You answered fluently." Lu Xinxin took a sip of tea. "Did Xiaofei rehearse with you beforehand?"

"Who would be as mushy as you guys?" Fries turned his face away, looking disgusted.

Lu Xinxin's lips curled up, and she immediately began clearing the dishes: "Okay, then come and help. If you're just sitting there, are you going to let Potato help you?"

Jiang Heyi followed Liu Jinhong to the balcony.

They said it was for ventilation, but Jiang Heyi knew that this meant they were going to talk about something else, away from the fries.

He suddenly became nervous for no reason.

"By the way, Potato, do you know why Xiaofei takes her mother's surname?"

Jiang Heyi shook his head.

When he first discovered this, he was curious for a while, but since it involved French fries' family affairs, he was too embarrassed to ask.

“Xin Xin and I are very close. We grew up together and are classic childhood sweethearts.”

"Although in recent years, the 'sudden appearance' anime has always defeated the childhood friend, I've won here."

Jiang Heyi couldn't help but marvel at the youthfulness of the "Nuwai Couple," both in terms of their mindset.

If you put them in any community where the virtual and real worlds are active, they would probably blend in with the people there very quickly.

Liu Jinhong paused for a moment, then continued, "Since we're already so familiar with each other, it's only natural for us to get married sooner rather than later. Neither family should have any objections."

"But there was a little hiccup in the middle. At the request of Grandpa Xin Xin, I became a half-son-in-law."

He patted Jiang Heyi on the shoulder.

“It’s not a big deal. Every era has its own limitations in people’s thinking. I suffered a little, but she was by my side.”

"At that time, I thought, if I have children in the future... well, I must be more open-minded than my father."

He didn't explain it very clearly, but Jiang Heyi had a rough idea of ​​what was going on.

No, he suddenly sensed a crisis.

Such a long build-up, could it be that...?

"You've been living together for so long, but haven't you slept together yet?"

Jiang Heyi had already put on a mask of pain in her heart.

That's certainly open-minded, but isn't it a bit too open-minded?

A gust of cold wind blew, and the sweat that had been seeping out of Jiang Heyi's eyes dried up again.