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The holidays of Chuseok, the greatest holiday of the nation.

As soon as Semi had arrived, she quickly moved around for a capsule center. 

It was because as she went to the home of her grandmother, she would be expected to play with her five nephews. 

And it was definite that she couldn't get away from the grasp of her nephews to go into the game, but she somehow managed to getaway.

'Since Chuseok is tomorrow, even if I play a little I'll make sure grandma understands.'

Semi, who came into the town turned on the map in her cell phone and searched for the location of the capsule centers. 

But suddenly, anxiety reached the mind of Semi. 

'Please, they all won't be closed because of the holidays, right? Or maybe in the country-side town, there aren't any capsule centers?'

Fortunately, there were two places of the capsule centers on her search list.

But then again, she started to get nervous. 

Both the capsule centers weren't answering the calls. 

"Uh…"

The light steps of Semi began to pick up the pace. 

She had no intention of going back to her grandmother's home. 

She reached the closet capsule center.

The moment she went into the center, she spoke to the part-timer,

"Pre-payment of 12 hours."

"… huh?"

The part-timer student was flustered at what she heard. 

Seeing that Semi spoke again with a clear voice,

"Twelve hours of pre-payment, Unnie. Twelve. Hours."

From the time when she was middle schooler, she was full-fledged into the games, she normally stayed in the games for ten hours.

She was around twenty years old, and that habit of hers hadn't changed. 

"Hmm, it has been so long since I came to the gaming centers. Should I try playing those games for the old time's sake?"

Semi who was once grief-stricken about the Kailan game played around a lot of PC games seven years back.

But those games which were funny and interesting to play at that time were too flat and boring now.

"No, I just have to see the Kailan Community. Is it fine to see the information of the past…?"

With ramen noodles and a soft drink in her hand, Semi opened the internet and connected to the official page of Kailan. 

Her gaze was fixed to the main banner that was on the page. 


[Kailan Chuseok Event!]

[Among the videos that have been put in the official café of Kailan, the videos ranked from the first to third popular ones will be featured on the Kailan special feature!]

[When you are done voting on the video that you like, you will get 300p points. Vote now!]


Semi who read the information was excited by it.

"Hoo…?"

Something like a hypnosis, Semi got sucked into the banner. 

Click-!

On the monitor came up dozens of videos in a grid format. 

Semi skilfully clicked on the sort button and changed it for 'Top-of-the-list' to 'Popular'.

'Surely, Ian's video will be on the top, right?'

What Semi was looking for was the battle video of Ian. 

Even when looking at the videos that came up, her heart started to pound. 

She was feeling upset that she wasn't able to catch the live video of Ian's battles as she wasn't in the capsule. 

However, her eyes went wide as she saw something on the screen. 

"Uh…?"

The video of Ian, which she had assumed to be in the top 10, was nowhere to be found.

However, when she scrolled a little further, she could find the videos of Ian—ranked in the top 20.

And besides the video, it was stated as 'NEW!', which meant that it hadn't been long since the video had been uploaded. 

"Then, it makes sense."

Semi, who was a die-hard fan of Ian from the very beginning, clicked on it with a very happy expression.

Putting in the wired headphones which were hanging from the side, she started to watch the video with utmost concentration. 

One of the thumbnails was an image of Ian and some other rankers fighting against the legion of darkness.

The white snowy field covered with the dark army, the grandeur of number that the army had. 

The situation was exciting from the very start, and the phrase 'LIVE' was floating above the top corner of it, which made Semi concentrate on it even more. 

'Keu, Ian god, is the strongest in the battle.'

Supported by Levya and Hoonie; Ian's party was going to seize the whole army of darkness.

It was a thrilling sight to see the summoner control his character and give out orders to his pets at the very same time. 

The higher the Summoner, the much harder it gets to control the character. 

And Semi, a high-level summoner close to nearly level of 300, had been able to fully understand Ian, which was why she enjoyed watching it.

Semi, who had been watching the video for a while, opened the chat window and started to watch the reaction of others.


- Ha, my Bloody Fenrir came out and reduced less than a hundred number of the undead… Ian's Fenrir single-handedly dealt with hundreds to thousands of them.

- What's the level of your Fenrir? 

- 270. 

- The level difference is already there. There is no need to compare.

- What's the level of Ian's Fenrir?

- I'm not sure, but at least a 350.

- Sh*t? Apart from the dragon. He has a level 350 Fenrir?

- Yeah. The average level of Ian's pet will be somewhere around there.

- That is so crazy... How is such a thing possible?

- No, the level of the character is similar to that of the familiars too, and to that of the monsters. And it is not a bug…


Semi who saw the chat laughed out loud and wrote. 


- Not a bug, it is Ian.

- Keu, I totally agree. 

- Right. If it was a bug that is more than a bug, it's Ian.


The general summoner would choose one familiar as his main focus, and gain experience from it while growing it. 

The more they are, the more experience points that would be distributed, the more difficult it gets for leveling up. 

In numbers, the speed of leveling a pet is directly proportional to that of the number of pets one possesses, which was why it would be better to not have many pets in general. 

The more the pets one possesses, the harder the control which would eventually lead to the inefficiency in hunting. 

Therefore, the level of summoning that summoners possess was like—the user with a base of level 100 would have a summon base of level 90-95. 

It was common to have two or three more pets around the base level of 70-80. 

However, Ian was different. 

In the case of Ian, all the levels of his pets were maintained at 90-95% of the level. 

That was why Ian had the level of the summons equal to that of the summoner. 

As Semi had begun to watch the live combat video of Ian, the time of 20-30 minutes passed by very quickly. 

As time went on, Ian who was constantly fighting with the backdrop of a snowy field had reached a canyon and began a new quest.

Doing quests and endless battles without getting tired, an interesting quest was underway which made Semi get interested in it, once again. 

"Oh, What is this quest? Dragon valley?"

It was a much interesting quest if one was a summoner. 

Semi, who was excited to see it, suddenly thought of something. 

'But, Jinsung senior isn't really Ian, right…?'

Though she had denied the probability of such a thing, Semi was still not sure about it. 

And the live video of Ian, which was in the top 20 had suddenly made it to the first. 


*                     *                    *


The Green Dragon Lerika was like a progressive agent in the series of the ongoing quest. 

After being treated by Levya, she had polymorphed into an archer with green hair and guided the party of Ian.

And unlike before, Lerika was using an honorific title of calling Ian as 'master'.


"This is the way, master! You need to destroy the bloodstone to get to the other side."


And Hoonie who wasn't satisfied with the title. 

"Why is that hyung the only master, and I simply a human?"

Lugarix who was right behind him answered, 

"Because Ian is the master of the party."

"Hmm? Ian hyung is the master of the party? What is that supposed to be? I never agreed with hyung to be the master!?"

Ian who was walking ahead dismissed the complaints of Hoonie. 

"I'm the party head, you idi*t."

"AH, party head…"

A baseless conversation that seemed to miss the common sense. 

Apart from that, they were heading to the next mission with a quick pace. 


[You have successfully completed the third mission!]

[You have earned the fame of 50,000.]

[The next mission will come.]

[Time limit of final clear –00: 59: 22.]


The party of Ian went through all the missions to save the Prilania canyon.

Because the achievement rate of the quests still wasn't know, they could afford to slow down. 

In the process, the value of the three-member party play had turned even more prominent. 

"I'll move alongside Ly and Levya, and will look from the back, Hoonie and Lugarix look for the Marion dragons."

"Okay!"

"Levya, please get the timing while staying afloat in the air, and a little support would be welcomed."

"I'll do that."

An iron bridge that connects the cliff on both sides of the canyon.

They had to cross it in order to move to the next mission, and they had to move at a right angle from the bridge.

They couldn't move in any other way as there was a swirling tornado that was forming at the bottom of the cliff. 

Ttat- tat-!


Halli was carrying Ian ran towards the dark cave. 

And Ly was following them closely. 

Ian's expression hardened within a little while.

'This, I don't like the feel of this.'

The bridge that they were moving on lead to the inside of a cave. 

However, there was a steel bar that was installed in front of the bridge lever. 

An engine system that wouldn't have been found unless watched very carefully. 

Ian was feeling that the steel bar above it would come down as soon as the leveler was lowered, and the bridge would move.

'It will definitely trap us.'

Yet Ian didn't stop and went forward. 

Kwang- Bang-!


Ian quickly caught up to the Asmodians who were guarding the entrance of the cave and quickly gave orders to Ly. 

There could have been a better way, but he felt like making a bold decision was necessary sometimes.

"Ly, go inside and lower the lever."

"I understand, master."

After letting Ly take over the role of the lever, he decided to get out of the cave. 

Tatatata-!


Even without the buff skill, Ly was much quicker than Halli, he went in the speed of light and rushed to the lever. 

Without any hesitation, Halli pulled the lever. 

Grk-Krrrrk-!

As Ian had predicted, the breaker fell down and Ly got trapped inside. 

TThud-!

Normally, if it was a party, one of the party members would have to be left off for the quest progress. 

However, thanks to the quick observation of Ian, with the familiar being in there, he could go through. 

He could summon it back, and summon it into the field whenever he wanted to. 

The time he wouldn't be able to use Ly, was something he would have to fix. 

Tring-!



[You have successfully completed the fifth mission!]

[You have earned the fame of 50,000.]


As they went on, the quests were going on!

It was their quest to complete the mission, finally, they were able to complete the ten missions. 

A system message reminded them that all the sequential quests have been done.

The world’s largest scale virtual reality game, ‘Kailan’.

A well-known gamer in the virtual reality game community, Ian.

He reset his lv 93 character to obtain a hidden class… but the class he chose was the most useless class in Kailan, the summoner? On top of that, a call from his professor leads to a mental breakdown! To avoid academic probation, he must level up to the same level as his reset character in two months!


Snowy was deeply sympathetic toward Vivi, who could not touch cats because of allergies. Vivi's situation was probably like a fat girl who had made up her mind to lose weight but was struggling in front of a cup of delicious Sundae. 
"What should I do?" Snowy scratched her head. "Should I bring Snowball to another room?"
"No, no need. I'll just wear a mask..." Vivi rubbed her nose and pulled out an anti-smog mask from her pocket. "I will be fine if I repress my urge to touch it..."
No matter how casual Snowy was, she could not bear to see her guest wear a mask at her home because of her cat. She said decisively, "Let me put my cat away!"
"Sorry to trouble you..." Since Snowy insisted, Vivi hid in the corner of the bedroom to clear the way. Vivi gazed at Snowball in Snowy's arms with an eager expression.
"It doesn't matter. You are allergic to cats. This is the only solution." Snowy took Snowball out of the bedroom and saw that her mother had left with Aunt Zhou. Her father was still reading newspapers on the sofa.
Upon hearing the sounds, Jiang Tianda looked up at her and said, "Want to go out again? No way!"
"I'm not going out!" Snowy twitched her nose and made a grimace.
She took Snowball to the guest room, put it on the bed, stroked it on the back and said, "Snowball, that girl is allergic to you, so you need to stay here for a while. I will hold you back in my room after she's gone."
Snowball meowed and didn't understand what had happened. Snowy waved at it, closed the door to the guest room and returned to her bedroom.
"Vivi, are you feeling better? Do you want me to get some medicine for you, the medicine for rhinitis?" she asked with concern.
Standing in front of Snowy's desk, Vivi was rubbing her nose while enviously looking at a photo of Snowy and Snowball. She smiled bitterly. "I'm sorry. I'm okay. I will be well a while later as long as there is no cat present..."
"Vivi, when did you find yourself allergic to cats?" said Snowy, who sat back in her chair.
Vivi recalled, "A few years ago. Someone sent me a cat and I liked it very much. Just like you hold Snowball, I had been holding my cat in my arms all day long. As a result, I had serious allergic reactions. I didn't want to believe I was allergic to cats at first. After screening the allergens at the hospital, it was determined that I was allergic to cats. I was dead inside when I heard about this…"
"How serious could your allergic reactions be? Were you exaggerating?" Snowy was stunned.
"That is the case. I was not exaggerating," Vivi said with certainty. "When I started sneezing, I thought I had caught a cold. I ate all kinds of cold medicines, but they didn't work. I insisted on staying with my cat for a few days and the cat became familiar with me. And then I was reluctant to leave it…"
"What happened to that cat?" Snowy cared about the fate of the cat.
Vivi said with regret, "I had to give it away."
"Alas!" Snowy sighed sorrowfully.
Silence prevailed in the room. Vivi and Snowy had different personalities and hobbies. Snowy was not familiar with the entertainment industry or the celebrities, while Vivi was an amateur at games. Their conversations were awkward and uncomfortable.  
"By the way, in addition to playing games, what do you like to do in your free time?" Vivi changed the subject.
"Live broadcast, outdoor live broadcast." Snowy did not hide this hobby. She did not think hosting live broadcast was shameful.
"Outdoor live broadcast...is it interesting? Do you need to travel abroad to host the live broadcast?" Vivi had some interest in this topic. But she had confused the concept of live broadcast with traveling.
"Err, no, I basically host live broadcast locally. I would look for some delicious food and fun places in Binhai City and then broadcast them to netizens," Snowy simply explained.
"Is there any delicious food or fun places in Binhai City? How do I not know that?" Vivi asked in confusion.
"Yeah!" Snowy said with certainty. "But you must go and discover yourself."
Since they had nothing better to do, and to prove her own words, Snowy turned on her laptop, found the video footage of her previous live broadcast programs, and pointed out some interesting places in Binhai City to Vivi. 
"Wow, you went to a pet shop to host live broadcast before?" Vivi was surprised to learn that Snowy had hosted live broadcast in a pet shop. For Vivi, a girl allergic to cats, a pet shop was basically a forbidden land.
"Yeah, I've been there more than once."
Snowy happily opened the videos of the pet shop and showed Vivi.
"Wow! Really? The kittens in this shop can actually dance?" staring at the screen, Vivi asked incredulously. She saw that in the video, many kittens were dancing neatly in a queue. If it weren't for the sounds and figure of Snowy in the video, Vivi would really think they were the special effects in a movie.
"Of course they are real. Snowball can dance, too. Do you want to watch it dance?" Snowy asked.
Vivi hesitated for a while, and finally refused very painfully. "No need to...I'm sorry, Snowy. If I see a kitten dance in front of me, I definitely would want to hold it up regardless of my allergies…"
At the sight of Vivi's struggle, Snowy stuck out her tongue and was glad that she was not allergic to cats.
"Vivi, are you allergic to dogs?" Snowy changed the subject.
"Dogs? Well… I don't seem to be allergic to dogs, but I don't feel much about dogs..." Vivi said helplessly, "I still prefer cats..."
This was tough. 
Snowy was very sympathetic for Vivi, who liked cats so much but was allergic to them.
When this topic was over, the room became silent again. 
Snowy was very anxious. She peeked at the watch. Only less than half an hour had passed. She didn't know when her mother and Aunt Zhou would be back from the hair salon. Maybe they would have lunch outside and visit other places in the afternoon. Was she going to chat with Vivi awkwardly for the whole day?
"Vivi, do you want to go out and play?" Snowy asked tentatively.
"Going out ... there is fog outside..." Vivi looked out of the room worriedly.
"It does not matter. We just need to put on masks." Snowy actively persuaded Vivi.
"Where are we going? My mother won't let me go to those dubious places." Vivi said hesitantly.
Snowy rolled her eyes and suggested, "How about going to the pet shop? You want to go there too, don't you?"
"No! No! Absolutely not!" Vivi waved her hands and refused in horror.
Snowy held Vivi's hands, "Listen to me. Vivi, since you like cats so much, it's bad for you if you repress your desire for too long. Let's go watch the cats in the pet shop. Rest assured, I will prevent you from stroking the cats. We will wear masks and look at the cats without touching them. What do you think?"
Snowy was just looking for some excuses to go out to play. If Vivi agreed to her suggestion, Snowy would have confidence to ask for her father's permission.
"Well..." Vivi thought a little bit and nodded, "Okay then."
Snowy found that she really had underestimated the extent to which Vivi liked cats.


1. Download a suspicious game
2. Catch a few magical pets as partners
3. Go through interesting daily routines and lead the pet shop to a whole new level

Hi my name is Philip Lee, my friends call me cheese steak, (you know like the popular sandwich mainly known in Philadelphia aka the Philly cheese steak), I hate it,  this is a story about my past life and my current life. In my past life I was pretty damn good at programming! 

At a young age around 9, I taught myself all the programming essentials such as D-sharp, Espresso, Cobra, pretty much everything you need to make or break programs and video games.

Now, that definitely helped me in my adult years before my accident. 

 I was a 33 year old man of about average height and average build, I'm not too bad looking I guess, I have short dark hair unkempt mostly, and dark eyes. Yeah pretty average right? But I still managed to find myself a wife, and keep myself employed. I work for a company called MassiveHard. 

In my day to day I would develop programs and write code for existing program aka updates. 

I lead a pretty regular life, I got paid pretty well which supported my passion and habits easily.

In my free time as a side project I made cheat engines for video games.
Now A little info on cheat engines. 

A cheat engine is a program used to attach itself to other programs being used on your PC namely video games. 

While you can attach them to other programs to see stats of said programs they really only shine when used in conjunction with videogames.

For instance, you can attach the cheat engine to say a First person shooter. There you can search values you see on screen like how much ammo you have and you can set it to a really high number making you never run out of ammo. 

The possibilities are only limited to your imagination while they are mostly illegal to use online for multiplayer type videogames, One could use them in a more personal setting whilst playing solo.

let it be known I am a huge nerd, I play video games I read manga and web novels, watch anime and generally just indulge in all that it is.

But my most favorite thing I love to do is to spend time with my wife and our young daughter Sarah.

Sarah was a ballet star! (not really as she was only 7) and three times a week I'd take her to practice and usually a recital somewhere sporadically throughout the month.

But weekends were our time! We'd stay up all hours of the night playing video games and binge watching anime.

Oh boy let me tell you my wife would get so mad at me staying up late with my young daughter who is quickly gaining interest in video games and anime.

but still I snuck our little girl to watch anime and play video games whenever work allowed me, this is saying a bit much but we'd play anything and everything.

From RPGs to FPS, hack and Slash, multiplayer games, platformers to metroidvanias.

as for anime and manga, she was such an action fan she loved her action anime and I was right along with her I enjoyed every moment I could with the loved of my life until that fateful day.

the neighborhood we live in believe it or not still delivers milk to our doors a little company called milk mustache not sure why it's called that but their trucks are even decked out with a little mustache and the head lights look like a set of eyes. 

I laugh every time I see that that rusted off white truck drive down our way too suburban street and the man hurries out, also with a mustache to brings us our milk, oddly enough his off white uniform matches the truck.

 It's small monthly charge but it's kind of cool and pretty convenient.

so what you really need to know right now is I'm dead and yes there's an afterlife no there isn't one God but multiple gods there is no heaven or hell just computers... and people sitting at computer desk in front of these computers.

as I am regaining consciousness I noticed all this and I thought I must be in hell I don't want to be at work forever but that wasn't it.

 I'm helped to my feet by some blank face stranger who then just waves me off and keeps going his direction.

 I notice lines the longest lines you've ever seen multiples hundreds and hundreds of lines full of thousands and thousands of people.

 obviously without seeing the room I'm in is huge not trying to sound like a cliche but it's just a room of white light, cloud floors, and barely visible computer desk.

So I start to head towards one of the entities, people in the lines are looking at me oddly.

I ignore their leers and keep walking then I hear someone shout! 

Now I'm not the type of person who likes fights and I'm definitely not the type of person to initiate one so I take off running I'm running and soon the shouting fades as I come to a door? 

I'm not sure what it was, it had a doorknob made of gold and what looks like.. and this might sound weird.

Big fluffy white cloud trim and a white door as I scan this store I noticed some red the lettering that says employees only!

 yeah go figure I walk in and right before my eyes is the largest desktop PC I've ever seen well in my 33 years of life.

 It's at least three stories stall and just as big as any building I've ever seen outlined in the most brilliant gold edging and a sparkling allot translucent white face and side.

My first thought is, how the hell did they fit this PC through that tiny door!

My second thought was what kind of calculations do you do with a PC this big.

 Jackpot I think to myself a USB slot thinking to myself maybe I'll satiate my curiosity and climb through this bad boy and see what kind of processor it has if any familiar. 

Doubtful though as I'm climbing through I hear an announcement I think a females voice it sounds off though like two choices at once.

GOD engine commencing download, downloading to USB 3000 slot I chuckled to myself and I keep climbing all of a sudden I feel this terrible jolt throughout my whole body as if I was getting struck by lightning for an extended amount of time.

 I'm ejected forcefully from the USB slot through the door feeling it easily splintering and then also disintegrating on my back causing a pain I've never felt before, before crashing into a few people that were standing in line. While this softened my landing, it definitely pissed them off.

So I run like hell (heaven?) to the front where there is a man in business casual sitting at a PC desk. 

Out of breath and halfway screaming help me there's people chasing me and I was just electrocuted I don't know what's going on here but I need to see your manager! 

The guy laughs and says with that type of humor you'll do great in this world he literally stands up and punches me in the face never been punched before so I'm obviously knocked completely out.

Most of the time you become a hero after you die, you acquire some sort of cheat ability how typical huh well I stumbled upon a cheat engine! 

weekly releases any more is just extra I hope you guys enjoy!

James Parker, male, 22 years old, with ordinary looks and ordinary family background. He was a normal Earth Federation university student. However, he had another identity - a VR Game live streamer.
　　
Since the Virtual Reality boom started again ten years ago, James joined the live streamer army who loves games and live streaming. With good eloquence and slang, he made a little income.
　　
However, unlike many mainstream game streamer, he focused on the evaluation of various VR games. In his words, although various VR games were now becoming more and more exciting, there was no game that amazed and made him willing to keep playing...

Well, although the Virtual Reality was booming, James thinking the technology still not yet perfected. There was many loopholes and bug that made his VR experience not pleasant enough.
　　
In fact, this was normal.
　　
Although the Virtual Reality network had been fully developed in recent years, and the VR cabin had already entered many ordinary people's homes, most of the virtual engines on the market were still poor in performance, and there would always be various funny bugs when playing.
　　
And James, by finding this kind of BUG, ​​won his audience a smile.
　　
Sitting in the chair as he sipped a hot coffee slowly, James opened up his streamer background with the Light Brain.
　　
"The new game by Komaki was looking for you to review it." A message from his friend laying on the background. Looking at the data in the background, James sighed.
　　
Recently, the quality of various newly released games was too bad, so bad that he didn't even want to do evaluation for them.
　　
This was also because Virtual Reality boom caused many people see business opportunities behind it. Various game developer rushed in to develop games, but due to technology, the quality of games produced by many developer was simply horrible...
　　
James could also be regarded as a small and famous live streamer, so he was inconspicuous for those junk games, he was only reviewing those masterpieces that burn money like water!
　　
After all, finding a bug in a masterpiece had a sense of accomplishment! Moreover, the gain James got from those small developer was too small, only a few thousand Earth Dollar! So, why would he review this new game from small developer Komaki?
　　
"It's been a week. See what's new on the platform!"
　　
While humming, James opened a VR game recommendation platform website.
　　
His gaze glanced at the advertisements without pause.
　　
"It's Fantasy again? This theme has been done badly, eh, a special effect of 2d..."
　　
"Shooting? Well ... it's okay, but there are already a lot of good works ... and I have done this type in previous review. I want to change my taste this time ..."
　　
"What? How can this type game appear here? Hehehe ... The cover looks good ... nice ... no, no, I don't want to be named." 
　　
"Hmmm?"
　　
Suddenly, his motion stopped and the mouse stopped over an advertisement hung so conspicuously on the website homepage.
　　
"The Rise of Elves?"
　　
It was an a very conspicuous advertisement with a towering tree on the cover, and a beautiful and holy looking blond Elf was praying with eyes closed towards the tree.
　　
Although the Elf girl on the cover looked very good, in the vast number of advertisements, such a cover could be regarded as excellent at best.
　
After all, the cover was a face, who wouldn't want a nice cover! And the cover usually wasn't in line with the real thing...
　　
James never believed in the cover, and this time it wasn't the cover that attracted him, but the fact it hung so brightly on the main page! Usually, only those masterpieces that burn many money had this treatment.
　　
"What the hell is this [The Rise of Elves]? How can I never hear this game development at all?" And to James surprise, this ad was only released for three hour, and it had as many as 100 million views!
　　
Once curiosity arises, it cannot be suppressed.
　　
James took a sip of coffee and click the advertisement.
　　
Like many ads, this ad only had a promotional video and a link to the game website. Moreover, there were as many as 10 million comment below. This was not common in this website!
　　
Instead of directly clicking on the promotional video, James first rummaging through the comments.

 [Newt: Damn! Did the developer invite the film company to do the propaganda? How much money do they burn!]
　　
This was the most liked comment.
　　
Fantasy?
　　
Li Mu raised an eyebrow.
　　
This subject was very popular for the VR game. Unfortunately, due to limitation of technology, all the game with this subject was simply horrible to the extreme! Even those big game companies didn't dare to release a game with Fantasy as its subject now.

In fact, most of the most popular VR games in the network now was Shooting, Fighting, and many other relatively simple genre.
　　
James interest suddenly maxed, but he restrain it as he continued to watch the comment section.
　　
"Spencer: Fantasy VR game have long became forbidden for most of the game companies. If this game can be hot, I will live streaming eating shit.
　　
This was the second most popular comment, and it seemed that the number of likes had a tendency to surpass the first.
　　
"Ha Ha Ha..." James couldn't help laughing. These days, some people still like to do brainless comment like that. He gave Spencer comment a thumbs up and then turned his attention to the third most liked comment.
　　
"Gold King: Thinking acceleration technology? Sound very bullish. But does this kind of thing really exist?"
　　
This was the third hot comment.
　　
Thinking acceleration technology?
　　
James froze slightly.
　　
What was this, it seemed like he never heard of it?
　　
He carefully looked at the comments, and was surprised to find that the new technology that seem to be mentioned by the developer in the game profile. It was said this technology could speed up player thinking in the game world by the rate of 1:10!
　　
One hour in the real world, ten hour in the game world!! In other words, it gave players more time to play on a senses! So bullish? Did they boasting? Which big guy could research something like this? The infamous Dr. Richard or someone else?
　　
James smacked his lips and was very skeptical, then glanced at the name of the developer.
　　
"World Tree Black Technology Co., Ltd..." His expression was a little dazed.
　　
What company was this? Never heard of it...
　　
"Will it be a small company that blows their tone again?" James frowned, feeling slightly disgusted. Today's Internet companies always wanted to make big news all day, no matter how much they paid.

...
　　
James shook his head. In his heart, he almost judged that this game was another deceptive gimmick. However, considering the super high traffic of 100 million people, he decided to take a look at the promotional video.
　　
James pressed the play button, then the screen enters the interface of the promotional video ...
　　
James took a sip of his coffee and started watching casually. With the ethereal singing, the picture slowly turned brightly. The first thing that caught his eye was a gigantic tree...
　　
The camera was gradually zoomed out with the gigantic tree as the center. The gorgeous cities were displayed in front of James's eyes. The elegant and beautiful Elves shuttle through the green city, talking and laughing, showing a true picture of the Elven civilization...
　　
At first James was still a little absent-minded, but soon he was attracted by the constantly changing scene.
　　
The magical and pleasant scenery, the magnificent and unique city, the elegant and noble Elves, and the cheerful and beautiful background music, made him feel like he was there.
　　
A pleasant female voice sounded slowly, and began to tell the story of the World Tree and the Elves on the Segg continent...
　　
"It's interesting, it's looks very real, the scenery is great, the character model is very detailed, and the movement is very smooth. What is the BGM? It sounds good.." James commented slightly.
　　
Regardless of the game behind, this promotional video was really fine and realistic!
　　
Gradually, James took it seriously.
　　
The story continued ...
　　
The mighty power of the World Tree had endowed the elves with a brilliant civilization, but it had also led to their arrogance and pride. The abundance and peaceful life dulled their senses.
　　
The power of conspiracy continually condensed, and eventually, a crisis emerged.
　　
Suddenly, the picture changed, a golden light illuminates the sky, and with the divine chanting and roaring, the blurred figures of the great World Tree appear.
　　
The war began.
　　
Afterwards, the lava pouring out of earth, the landslides broke, countless sacred angels and the giant Treant fought together, and the original peaceful scenery turned into a mighty battlefield...
　　
Cruel fighting, gorgeous magic, spattered blood, magnificent miracles ...
　　
The pictures were interspersed with each other, and the tragic and cool scenes were paired with the kind of background music that was empty and majestic and sorrowful, which makes James's eyes widen and his mouth opened.
　　
He was amazed by the wonderful special effects, and at the same time he had a little worry and sympathy for the Elves from the bottom of his heart.
　　
The end of the war was the dispute between the Gods. Under the attack of numerous Gods, the World Tree finally came to an end and withered slowly...
　　
In a cry, the civilization of the Elves became history ...
　　
With the sorrowful singing of the ethereal spirit, the picture fell into darkness.
　　
Sad and touching music began to echo.
　　
James, who was completely sinking into it, unconsciously made a long sigh, but he had an inexplicable resonance:
　　
"Born in sorrow, died in peace ... this is the rise and fall of civilization ..."
　　
After a while, the picture changed again. A beautiful Elf girl appears in the picture.
　　
Wearing a gorgeous dress, she knelt down in the broken temple and prayed tearfully to the broken idol in front of her...
　　
With the girl's prayer, the ethereal song gradually reached its climax. Finally, in the last chant, a deafening bell sounded!
　　
The idol, flashed a little...
　　
The picture went dark again, and all the sounds went silent.
　　
A few seconds later, large lines of words with artistic expression appeared on the screen:
　　
"Thinking acceleration technology lets you enjoy the game world to the maximum!"　
"Smart AI brings you an unprecedented gaming experience!"　
"Creating the most authentic, heaviest, most representative, and most epic game in history!"　
"On June 1st, the Virtual Reality online game [The Rise of Elves] officially opened the Beta Testing! Welcome to all people all around the world to register!　
"The civilization of Elves waiting for your rescue!"
　　
This was the end of the video. James looked at the dark screen for a moment, and it seemed that he had not recovered from the shock of the scene of the recent war.
　　
After a moment, he slapped his thigh:
　　
"Fuck! How much did it cost to make this video!"

Eve Uktrahill sat high on her throne of god, overlooking the bustling world beneath world as a smile grow on her face. 

"Welcome to the world of sword and magic." 

This is a story of someone who crossed into another world and becoming a true God in process. 

----------------- 

WPC #103

E-sports had always been one of Korea's strong suits. They had an incredible number of clubs, sometimes, a single club might come out with two opposing yet extremely powerful teams.
Their e-sports community was already fully established, allowing important e-sports news to spread quickly throughout the whole country.
Of course, some local pro-players that could understand Korean also joined these groups through some of their personal connections to help them learn more about the Korean e-sports scene.
During the afternoon of this Saturday, some news was spreading through the Korean e-sports groups like wildfire.
The news was first brought up by Park Yisheng as he had gotten word of some very important information from one of his Chinese friends, that Luocheng was going to start streaming tonight at 7 o'clock.
Yisheng still had his own grievances with Luocheng. He was beaten to an absolute pulp on one of the most popular LoL programmes by this guy, he wanted revenge, he needed revenge!
"The leader of the China Pro League's champion team is going to stream his games in our server tonight, I wonder if anyone is interested in getting the chance to play against him? By the way, this guy's the one that criticized our e-sports skills here in Korea.
He knew that Koreans had a certain amount of pride over their e-sports skills. If others threatened their title as number one in the e-sports world, small sparks like that could start uncontrollable wildfires of rage!
"This is the guy that did us wrong, I don't like this kid's style," Team Vic's S Team Jungler, Li Jingsiong, said straightforwardly.
Jingsiong hadn't actually met Luocheng before, it was just that the video that he had made really irked him. Koreans didn't even care enough to play in the China servers after all.
"These Chinese people are honestly pretty funny. They think of our Korean servers as some form of 'hard mode' for League of Legends, so from their self-centered perspective, performing well on our side makes them feel good about themselves. However, isn't that just them admitting that we're better than them?" Team STG's Xue He said.
Xue He and Yisheng were teammates. Yisheng usually played ADC while Xue He mained top lane, the two of them often duo-ed with each other in ranked games.
"We need to teach them a lesson. Let him know what Korean e-sports pro-players are really like!" Yisheng said.
"That's easy! He's going to be streaming his games on our territory this Saturday, that's when we'll strike!" Jingsiong laughed.
"Haha, sounds interesting! I'm in! Once our attack is a success, someone should make a video of it and put it on the internet. We'll title it 'Chinese E-sports Champion Team Leader Gets Tortured In Korea', we'll drive China's e-sports into the ground!" Team Bok's Li Jinai said.
"Simida!"
"Simida!!"
(T/N: A (pretty) racist way to describe Korean, akin to describing Chinese as 'Ching Chong Ling Long")
Korea had always been on top of the international e-sports scene, with the peak of their power being shown by Korea's Team Vic's recent victory in the S International League.
Team Vic had two sub-teams, a K Team, and an S Team, and Li Jingsiong was the S Team's Jungler.
Team K was even stronger, winning the title of champion at the S International League the year before. Any random member of their team was a world-class professional e-sports player, be it glory or pure strength, no other LoL team could even begin to hope to compare to them.
Their Team 2, or as they called themselves, Team S, were extremely strong as well.
This "backup team" had even managed to make it into the S International League, beating out many other teams during the group stage and almost making their way into the global Top 8.
Team Vic were the true kings of e-sports in Korea, and on the highest ranks of the Korean server, you couldn't go two games without seeing a challenger player with the "Vic" ID tag hanging over their heads!
In the world of Korean e-sports, you would only be recognized as a truly strong player if you queued against Team Vic during ranked games.
In Luocheng's video of his one-sided game against the Koreans, not a single Team Vic member had shown up. This caused a lot of pro-players to merely scoff at Luocheng's skills, but for some reason, the video had gone viral all around Korea, and even a year later, people would still occasionally bring it up. 
The Korean pro-players couldn't let it go, they had to get their revenge on Luocheng for disrespecting them like that. And so, after Luocheng's video, Korean player VVV had made a Chinese account and started climbing solo-queue on the Ionian server, recording every match he played. It only took 50 games for VVV to break his way into Ionia's Challenger rank! But his crusade didn't stop there, rushing his way into China's top 10!!!
Getting to Challenger in just 50 games, he was showing off skills of the highest caliber with win-rates your average player could only dream of.
When VVV released his video along with his sarcastic commentary and editing, he was met with the wrath of LoL fans from all around China.
Luocheng's original video had been edited by JX, he hadn't intentionally bad-mouthed the Koreans in any way, only prefacing his games with the fact that he was on the Korean server. It was the netizens that had stirred up all the unnecessary drama.
But VVV didn't hold back, commenting in his video on how the overall professional e-sports community in China was severely lacking in all aspects, going on to say how the Ionian Challengers would only be able to make it to Diamond II or III in Korea. As for all the other servers, VVV arrogantly claimed that even most Platinum players from Korea could make it to Challenger in China.
Netizens protested loudly, wanting the conceited VVV to take the video down, but they only got this response from him: I'll give you Chinese pro-players 200 games, if a single player from China makes it into the top 50 of Korea, I'll delete the video and make a full public apology, bowing to show my sincerity. If none of you can do it, then the video stays up, I'm afraid I don't apologize to weaklings.
Shallow Dream had previously mentioned this to Luocheng, but back then, Team Skycrown was in the midst of training for competitions, they hadn't had any spare time to deal with it. Plus, Luocheng wasn't going to help fix someone else's problems.
Of course, he couldn't possibly have known that his impact on Korea never really dissipated, he couldn't have known that the Korean e-sports community created a team of the top 50 pro-players to all queue against him while he was streaming!
Oh, you wanted to stream?
You wanted to play three games?
I'll have you begging on the floor for all three!!!
Before Team Skycrown had taken on the title of the LPL champion, there wasn't much of a point for Korea to attack Luocheng like this, but now that he wasn't just the leader of some team from China, he represented the entire Chinese e-sports community, if he were to get slaughtered three games in a row, he would be a cultural disgrace!
Quite obviously, for news from China to get to Korea, there was definitely a middle-man pulling the strings.
That person was none other than Bin Bin from Xuhui district's Team Sunlight.
After their run-in with the media, stream viewership for Team Sunlight was decreasing by the day. Their income took a huge hit, and they had no other choice but to change their ID's and go stream some lower level games on the Korean server.
They were nothing if not good businessmen, getting the contacts of a Chinese exchange student in Korea who played LoL. Bin Bin got him to help write out a post sharing all the details about Luocheng's schedule to the man that hated him the most, Park Yisheng.
Once Yisheng got wind of it, it didn't take long for the entire Korean e-sports community to get up to date too.
It was the weekend so everyone was planning on playing some ranked games either way. Even some more out of the loop Korean players joined in the fun once they knew they were going to stop the leader of China's champion team.
Thus, the Korean resistance amassed an army of 50 people in no time.
That being said, LoL wasn't an MMORPG or anything, how could they continuously kill a single player?
Actually, it wasn't as hard as you'd expect. There were only so many high-ranked players, most of them had to queue for quite a while before they could finally play a game with a full set of 10 people.
Luocheng's Korean account was Diamond I, almost Challenger, it wouldn't be easy for him to queue into a game. So, all they needed to do was have all 50 people at the ready, wait until they got news from China that this champion leader was queuing up, and all start queuing as well. The likelihood that they would get into the same game was extremely high…
Among the 50 people, the more notable ones included Team STG's Park Yisheng, a world-class player, Team Stg's Xue He, also a globally recognized powerhouse, Vic Team S' Li Jingsiong, as well as Team Bok's Li Jinai.
STG, Vic-S, and Bok were all in Korea's OGN's top 8 LoL teams; more than half of the 50 people were also pro-players in Korea's top 16 teams. That meant that on Saturday, once the clock struck 7 pm in Beijing, a war amongst pro-players was going to break out in Korea with their main target being the insolent Chinese champion team leader who dared mock their power, Yu Luocheng!
News of the stream spread around Korea on Saturday around four or five in the evening, and many Korean players were tuning in to many of these pro-players' streams, hoping to be able to finally exact revenge on the player from China. They were certainly in for a treat.
***
Over in China, the Chinese e-sports community didn't have a care in the world, completely oblivious to the Koreans waiting for this champion leader to fall into their trap. All they knew was that Luocheng was going to be streaming on the Korean server tonight, it wasn't everyday that they had the chance to watch something like that…
Viewership far exceeded Luocheng's expectations, even a hundred thousand would've been a huge milestone for the Thunder Club, but even before Luocheng had even gone live, the QT channel already had 80,000 viewers waiting.
You should know, the viewer count usually doubled after the streamer officially went live, that meant that their stream could quite possibly break over 160,000 online viewers!
Even his personal streams could reach such incredible numbers, almost rivaling Hades' record of 200,000!
***
"Holy crap, I'm telling you man, if you retired from competitions and went into streaming, you'd be living the good life!" Lin Dong looked at the viewer count and raised his eyebrows high.
"That's a lot of f*cking people. Hopefully you won't get some horrible feeding teammates, it'll be pretty embarrassing if you lose," Da Luo teased.
Luocheng let out a small laugh. "Of course I came prepared."
The two boys looked at the smirk Luocheng had on his face, understanding in an instant that the guy had gotten Shallow Dream to duo with him!
With her, there was no freaking way Luocheng could lose!


When a national athlete of China laughs at the concept of being able to win a gold medal in video gaming, what a pro-gamer like yourself ought to do is take your size-42 shoe and measure it against his pretty face!
When parents, relatives, friends, and all the rest of society scoff at pro-gaming and say it’s not a real job… what else can you do but hold true to your passion for the competitive multiplayer scene, and resolutely turn away from their doubts!
Have you ever thought that it could actually become an official event during the Olympics, perhaps within the next four years—a game of split-second reactions and seamless teamwork between five-man squads, the ultimate test of reflexes and finesse, in an arena where players compete with all their heart and soul… 
This is e-sports!
Let the champions roar ‘Demacia!’ and rock the world to its foundations!

Huo Yanyan really wanted to yell back at the old trash and just push him away as hard as she could. 
Yet she didn't have the courage. She still had to rely on him for her mom's case. 
Thinking of her mom who was still in jail and how she wasn't even sure if her mom could still survive, Huo Yanyan had to hold it in. 
That night, the group of friends that hadn't seen each other for a while planned a gathering at Chu Xiang Restaurant. 
Tang Chuan, who was the absolute foodie and knew all the hot spots, heard that there was a newly opened Szechuan restaurant with good reviews, and immediately booked a private room there. 
Then at eight o'clock, everyone arrived, including the kids from each family. 
Chen Jie and Ni Yang were not drinkers, so they helped take care of the twins, Wei Yunchu, and Gao Boyuan. 
In the main seats sat Qin Chu, Huo Mian, and Su Yu, followed by Gao Ran, Zhu Lingling, Jiang Xiaowei, Wei Liao, Tang Chuan, and Qin Ning. 
Huo Mian originally planned to invite both Zhixin and Bella, but after realizing that their relationship was still not public yet and that it would embarrass the both of them if they were here, Huo Mian gave up on the thought. 
"I'm just wondering, why are we having dinner today? Tomorrow is the start date for the sentencing of Shen Jiani. I think we should wait until she's sentenced before we have dinner as a celebration, wouldn't that be better?" laughed Gao Ran. 
"Captain Gao, when you mentioned Shen Jiani, I suddenly thought of a piece of gossip. You want to hear it? Whoever wants to hear it, send me a 666-yuan red pocket in the chat!" Tang Chuan laughed. 
"Are you addicted to live-streaming? Why 666, I think you look like a 250. Why not tell us to give you 250?" teased Su Yu. (TL Note: 250 means idiot in Chinese)
"See, now it's you who is out of fashion. Nowadays there are so many live casting apps, they're all so popular. All those live cast hosts will do anything for money! Last night, when I couldn't sleep, I saw a host in the middle of the night who went to the unmarked graveyard with a shovel to live cast digging graves. Holy shit that was crazy exciting!" 
"What? Last night you secretly went to watch live casts behind my back? Huh…" Qin Ning grabbed Tang Chuan's ear. 
"Oh my dear lord, all the hosts I watch are men, all stinky men… Don't get me wrong, you know I love playing video games, so I will occasionally watch some game hosts explaining games." Tang Chuan immediately tried to explain. 
"Recently, with the development of the internet, there are a lot of new occupations. But I've always believed that those live-cast hosts are not a healthy group of people, and they are really bad influences on young kids. Think about it, a lot of those female hosts, they dress really sexily and show off their charms. What they say all the time are either 'buddy, no big deal' or 'thanks, my Oppa', and they make more than 100k a month from all that. What do you think those who take the bus or subway to work and are exhausted from being overworked think? If everyone quits their job to become a streamer, then society will be a mess!" Though Su Yu always had an open and positive personality, he was still pretty conservative on certain issues. 
He looked a little aggravated on discussing streamers. 
"Mr. Su then that's what you're missing out on. You need to follow the trend. Even though you're the boss of an entertainment company, your thoughts are really outdated," said Tang Chuan. 
"I may be outdated but I'm happy about that." Su Yu stared at Tang Chuan. 
"Ha…I'm not going to keep arguing with you. I trust what my sister in law says. Sis, what do you think of this?" Tang Chuan tossed the question to Huo Mian. 
"Ehh… I think you guys got sidetracked. Why are you talking about live-cast hosts now? Didn't you just say that Shen Jiani will be sentenced tomorrow and that you have some gossip to share with us?" Huo Mian looked serious. 
"Hahaha, we all got distracted by Mr. Tang. We got sidetracked so much. If it wasn't because of our smart Mian, later he'll start talking about stars…" Jiang Xiaowei laughed with her mouth covered. 
"Right, after all my sister-in-law is the smart one. So do you guys really want to hear it? I actually do know some big secrets," Tang Chuan pretended to be very mysterious.


Original Synopsis: 
Seven years ago, after their breakup, he disappeared without a trace.
Now, he reappeared on the eve of her wedding, sparing no means in forcing her to marry him… 
With a certificate of marriage, he bound her mercilessly to his side. 
From there, this “Cinderella” began her journey as a wife of the business empire’s heir...
Mrs Huo - composed, sharp-tongued, and freakishly smart.
Mr Qin - wife-spoiler to no end and a complete “slave” to their daughter.
Quality love story, one on one. You are welcome to get hooked on this story with us. 
Stats on QQ Reader: 102 million favorites, and was voted 8.4/10 by 41 thousand readers. 
TL's Note: Probably one of the best stories I've read, and I was very tempted to translate the title to Big D Brings Spring. Girls, I hope you enjoyed it as much as my girlfriend and my female translators who binge read 4000 chapters in about a month. 
For all the guys hesitating to give it a try, you won't regret it. It's a manly book, I swear.

This commercial residence was split into two areas, both filled with shophouses that catered to different needs. It had basically become a small-scale living system. One could stay within this area for a month and not have to worry about any shortage of resources. There were even phone and computer shops here. If one felt dizzy, there was even a general hospital on the other street.
Li Xianyu wandered downstairs and reached a pharmacy within 200 meters.
Suddenly, his phone buzzed. Caller name "Yang Guangtai" flashed on the screen.
It was his roommate in university.
"Li Xianyu, are you skipping class or on a leave of absence? Why aren't you in school?!" Yang Guangtai exclaimed.
"I'm feeling under the weather and resting at home," Li Xianyu replied.
"Is it serious? I wanted to have a "winner winner, chicken dinner" date with you."
"Nothing much. I'll be back tomorrow."
"That's good." Yang Guangtai continued, "Only the two of us are singletons in our dorm room now. No one is playing games with me anymore."
Li Xianyu stayed in the school hostel for his first semester, but moved back home afterwards. His life involved playing video games live with his friends or playing PUBG. If he played late into the night, he would sleep in his dorm room.
Li Xianyu retorted, "Are you proud being a singleton? You say it everyday. Furthermore, I'm not a singleton. I'm a noble single who's better off than you."
Many did not have a girlfriend, but there was a difference.
We were different.
Li Xianyu fell into a depressed state, thinking about his family history of kidney overload.
He hung up the phone as he entered the pharmacy. A middle-aged man, wearing a lab coat, stood behind the counter and asked, "How can I help you?"
Eh?
Li Xianyu suddenly forgot the name of the medicine.
What was it called?
"I can't remember the full name," Li Xianyu said as he scratched his head.
"No worries, you can just provide me with a keyword." The middle-aged man smiled confidently and continued, "I've been selling medicine for over 10 years. Even if you give me one word, I can guess it."
Li Xianyu said, "I only remember the last part."
The middle-aged man nodded, "Go ahead."
Li Xianyu said in a deep tone, "Capsule…"
The man was speechless.
His expression became grim. What capsule? You're not here to buy medicine. More like, to pick a fight instead.
Li Xianyu laughed dryly, "Let me ask my friend."
Luckily he gave that old phone to Great-Grandma.
After a phone call, Li Xianyu was able to ask for two boxes of the capsule in full.
The man froze and gave him a bizarre look. Li Xianyu recalled to himself: This medicine is for kidney overload...
The middle-aged man gave him a side eye.
Li Xianyu reciprocated with a cute expression.
As he completed his transaction, he rushed out of the pharmacy, blushing and hanging his head in shame. It was so damn embarrassing. I'll get Great-Grandma to buy it for me next time.
　　...
After he reached home, he swallowed two pills and lay on the sofa to rest. He was only able to lie down for comfort because his waist ached whenever he stood up. Great-Grandma was addicted to computer games recently as Li Xianyu taught her how to play. Also, he topped up the balance on her phone and got her a budget phone coverage.
His family's history of kidney overload became his emotional baggage, as he thought about it day and night.
He woke up in a picture of despair and sorrow, his tears having drenched half the pillow.
His still felt hollowness in his kidneys, haunted by cramps from time to time. The "elixir", recommended by his great grandma, did not take effect immediately. However, since his father took the medicine and was able to get his wife to bear him a son, he believed that the medicine was effective.
Li Xianyu put a capsule in his bag and left his house for school.
Great-Grandma chose to stay at home as Li Xianyu had downloaded a ton of computer games for her last night. Although PUBG was developed by Bluehole, the computer game industry was still largely dominated by Tencent. Hence, most of the downloaded computer games were from Tencent.
Great-Grandma was intrigued by online games and swiftly fell in love with them. Last night, she sat alone in the living room to game and watch movies for the entire night. Her energy was unparalleled.
She had only been awakened from the black pearl for two days. However, her experiences had been nothing short of interesting. This era was interesting. It was better than all of the eras she had experienced, like the end of the Qing dynasty, the Republic of China, and the Early Days. 
In this era, people no longer had to worry about filling their stomachs. They no longer had to live their lives on tenterhooks, for fear of being bombed by the Western forces. The chips and spicy snack strips… they were delicious. The yogurt… she had not forgotten its sweet and sour taste.
Equally developed was people's recreational life. The television screens were big, and there were films of various genres. With her previous grandson, her form of entertainment was to watch the news on a black and white television, and head to the ballroom occasionally for social dances. As for the cinema, going there was a rarity. This was all because her previous grandson did not make enough money for her to spend.
Great-Grandma was the precious daughter of a rich family. Even though she had been dead for many years, she was still lavish in her expenses. The words "not enough money" did not exist in her dictionary. Li Xianyu's father had struggled back then, just by providing her with snacks.
There were even computers now. They were unbelievably interesting. One could play games, watch DVDs, and chat online, all in one.
When Li Xianyu left his house, Great-Grandma was playing a game known as "Dungeon and Fighter". She was a fast learner and picked up the basics of the game easily. She used Li Xianyu's old account, which had not been active for many years. Now, she was able to enter the arena and provide a proper challenge for her opponents.
Great-Grandma's actions per minute, APM, speed far exceeded her opponents, but alas, his account had been untouched for many years. His level and equipment were unable to keep up with the game's progress. No matter how fast she was, she lost again and again.
She slammed the table with her hands in a fit of rage.
She changed tabs and logged onto a search engine, using her grungy index fingers to type: Why can't my character beat anyone?!
She used the "Five Stroke" input method on her computer, which was taught to her by Li Xianyu's father many years ago.
She did not find any satisfactory answers. The witty Great-Grandma rephrased her words and re-typed: How to become stronger in video games?!
The search results appeared instantaneously.
A user named "Twisted Vine" wrote, "If you want to be strong, then top up your account."
Top up my account?
Her eyes glinted as she thought of the 200,000 dollars that Li Wuxiang had left for his son.
That sum of money was actually not for the son, but her alimony.
　　...
Li Xianyu was a finance student at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Shanghai was an international financial hub. The university produced outstanding students. As long as one did not slack off during his university days, he would be able to land a decent job after graduation.
He had a professional course in the morning. The instructor was the famous devil Professor Qin, also known as the Vile Radish!
He was renowned for his surprise tests, the grades of which would affect one's final grade. If anyone skipped his classes, he would very likely end up failing the class and having to take a makeup test.
However, the reason for his fame was that he had a good son. He was a household name, but had not been seen for many years. Regardless, his stories were still circulated.
Li Xianyu still paid a great deal of attention to his major courses. Although being a local gave him an advantage over others in getting into this university, he still had to be on point. However, his condition was not good today, as nothing went into his brain.
This was an inevitable effect of his escapades. Double vision, fatigue, lack of concentration...
Yang Guangtai, his roommate, nudged his waist. He leaned in and whispered, "You missed a good show by not turning up for lessons yesterday."
"What show?"
"You still don't know? Didn't you see the messages on the class WeChat group?"
"Get to the point, cut the bullshit."
"Zhang Mingyu is dead."
"WHAT? Zhang Mingyu is dead?!!"
The news hit him like a wrecking ball, causing him to exclaim subconsciously, which shocked Professor Qin, who was showing off his Russian on the podium.
His classmates around him all looked towards him, which further infuriated Professor Qin.
"The classroom is a place for study, not gossiping. You can discuss these topics after class!"
Li Xianyu ducked his head.
Keeping his curiosity to himself, Li Xianyu did not raise this topic until the class ended. Then, he grabbed Yang Guangtai's arm, and asked in a shocked yet gossipy manner, "What happened? He's dead?!"


When Li Xianyu was 20 years old, he received his father's inheritance, an 18-year-old great-grandmother who was incredibly beautiful. 

Li Xianyu: "Great-Grandma, why are you so young?"

Great-Grandma: "That's because I died when I was 18 years old."

Li Xianyu: Σ( っ° д°;)っ

"Give me a 10,000 won worth."
An Jaehyun took out 2 five thousand won bills from his wallet. The convenience store's part-time worker tilted his head in a daze.
An Jaehyun adjusted his thick glasses and spoke again.
"Can I get my lottery ticket?"
"Ah, sorry."
The part-time worker snapped out of his daze and took the money. He then smoothly picked out a lottery ticket for An Jaehyun. While handing out the ticket, the part-time worker kept examining An Jaehyun's face.
"Um, have I met you before?"
Putting the lottery ticket in his wallet, An Jaehyun left the convenience store without giving him an answer. At this, the part-time worker titled his head again.
"I feel like I've seen him before… gah, whatever."
The part-time worker shook his head and grabbed his tablet paper from the counter. He unpaused the video and watched it with great interest.
-Mr. Kim Dongsoo, how's the situation right now?
-The Albino Dragon received heavy damage to his right wing. Our first objective has been accomplished.
-What about the losses?
-We lost five so far.
-Do you think you'll succeed in killing the Albino Dragon?
-The Stormhunter Guild is Warlord's greatest guild, and our Hahoe Mask team is its strongest attack team. We don't worry about success or failure. We only worry about how we'll succeed.
-How romantic.
-Haha. Without a bit of romance, who would suffer through such hardships?
The part-time worker smiled lightly as he watched the video.
"As expected of the Stormhunter Guild. It's really the best. None of the other guilds is its match after joining up with the Hahoe Mask Guild.
Following his smile was a slight sense of disappointment.
"What a shame. If only they still had the Hero Slaughterer… what is he doing these days? Did he quit the game completely?"
The part-time worker once again tilted his head at this question. But that was it.
Soon, he silently went back to watching more videos.
An Jaehyun had long disappeared from his mind.
★★★
'Fuck. I can't believe you can't buy a lottery ticket from your home in this day and age. Why do you have to be there in person? What, are people worried a five-year old will buy one online?"
An Jaehyun gritted his teeth remembering the part-time worker from just now.
But his anger soon died down. He remembered the video the part-time worker was watching.
'Albino Dragon. Level 439.'
An Jaehyun had already watched the broadcast. In fact, he even bought the 30,000 won live ticket to watch the raid. The Stormhunter Guild failed four times, barely succeeding on the fifth.
'If I was there with my old team, I would've killed it in first try.'
How sad.
He was sad that the Stormhunter Guild didn't fail, and he was sad that he wasn't there participating.
What he was most sad about though was…
'Damn it. If I killed that thing, I wouldn't need a lottery ticket.'
The value of the Albino Dragon.
It was a huge pile of money. It was the highest leveled monster in Warlord so far. Each raid sold over five hundred thousand live tickets. If the raid was successful, then the edited paid video could get at least ten million views.
'I heard they sold over 350,000 live tickets. They're each 30,000 won to boot.'
A live ticket allowed someone to watch a raid in real-time.
The successful raid video cost money to view, but it easily passed three million views within its first week of release. Although you're only left with about forty percent after taxes and fees, it was still an incredible amount.
There was more.
'A boss monster in the 430s. The item cost…'
Large monsters, especially boss monsters, are pretty much made of money.
Dragons were especially expensive. From the bottom of their tongue to the wrinkles in their anus, every part of them was money.
Their hides were used for defensive items and their bones for weapons. A dragon's heart was the greatest material for a magic weapon, its meat and organs could be used as potion materials, and its eyes sold for a hefty price to a rich collector…
'If a level 400+ unique item pops from those materials, its price would simply be whatever the seller calls.'
At the very least, those materials can make a level 350 gear. The price of those go by the millions. If it's over level 400 or if it's a rare rank, it'd be in the ten millions. If the crafter gets lucky and pops a unique rank, it'd be worth an expensive sports car. Warlord is filled with rich people who would buy something like that without blinking an eye.
Taking all this into account, the Stormhunter Guild probably made about a hundred billion won with the Albino Dragon raid.
That was this era.
Just by killing a single monster in a game, you could earn more than a major corporation affiliate could in a whole year.
"Damn it."
An Jaehyun could have been the hero of this era. Back then, if he just crawled and begged like a dog, if he sold his worthless pride and wagged his tail at that woman…
Or, if he didn't go crazy because of his worthless pride, if he didn't war with them over his anger at their betrayal, if he gave up and started over from elsewhere… he wouldn't be buying lottery tickets and surviving on ramen noodles like now.
Bitter regrets.
"Damn it."
'So I turned out to be the one regretting that day for the rest of my life.'
On that day he was betrayed, the words he yelled haunted him in his nightmares. Because of it, An Jaehyun kicked his bed sheets every night.
An Jaehyun slumped his head down.
"God damn it…"
Just a bit more.
If he wasn't betrayed, he would have obtained wealth and fame along with everyone else.
No, the ones who betrayed him did obtain wealth and fame. Their SNS pages were filled with pictures of them riding the best sports car, going to celebrities' birthday parties, and wearing and using countless brand names.
An Jaehyun was the only one swimming in the sewage.
'5 years….'
An Jaehyun was well past his mid-twenties. He was staring at the 30 year old mark with nothing to show for himself. He was far from any wealth or fame, and he was barely getting by with his gaming skills.
Bzzz!
At that time, An Jaehyun's watch vibrated. He checked its screen and held it next to his ears.
"Brother Taehoon."
-Yo, Jaehyun.
"What's up?"
-What are you doing lately? Still playing Warlord? You didn't delete your character or anything, right?
"The character is still there, but I don't play it anymore."
-What level are you?
"Level 250."
-Gears?
"Bro, don't mess with me. Or are you really curious?"
An Jaehyun clenched his teeth.
He declared war against Stormhunter Guild and the betrayers. He fought against the world by himself.
It wasn't so bad at first. An Jaehyun was strong. No one at his level was his match. He could even win 4 on 1 against higher level players. So at first, he killed anyone he came across. His gain wasn't small either. Items from a Stormhunter Guild member were nothing to scoff at. Each kill could net him about as much as a monthly salary of a major corporation's new employee.
The problem was stamina. If he died once, he wouldn't be able to play for another 48 hours. He was facing up against groups of hundreds of top level players.
As a result, their difference in stamina turned into difference in levels and items. No other guild or raid team would accept him as a member, and many wouldn't even buy his items. Choi Sulyeon was a frightening woman. She overwhelmed An Jaehyun, not through the game, but through the real world.
In the end, An Jaehyun gave up. When he dropped his main weapon from a game over, he quit Warlord. He hasn't played since. He just watched related videos and broadcasts.
It's not like he's given up on games. He looked into other VR games, but none made as much money as Warlord. He managed to get into an AOS game called The Legend, which barely gave him enough to get by.
He met Jung Taehoon in The Legend. He was a broker. He connected skilled players like An Jaehyun with those hopelessly bad at gaming and collected fees.
They haven't had much contact recently. Because of An Jaehyun's over-the-top skills, The Legend admins put a year-long ban to his account. Jung Taehoon was the first one to cut his contact with An Jaehyun.
But now he suddenly called and poked at An Jaehyun's past wounds. It would have made anyone feel bad.
-Sorry.
"Just get to the point. I'm tired of having my hand up."
-Are you perhaps interested in working at a Chinese workshop? It's 5 million won a month, excluding bonuses. All paid in cash.
Hearing his words, An Jaehyun was more sad than happy.
'Fuck.'
A Chinese workshop. It's pretty much a sweatshop. They work people like machines, human rights don't apply. They're just human machines, their personalities and talents ignored completely. It was a place simply to make money.
It was really the end of the line.
People who couldn't do normal part-time jobs went there. For old celebrities like An Jaehyun, going there would be no different to selling organs. It was throwing what little pride he had left down the drain.
Realizing he was at such a point, he felt sorry for himself.
"Bro, I'm the Hero Slaughterer. I've killed those Stormhunter fuckers 733 times, and you're telling me to go to a Chinese workshop and work like dogs?"
If he were going to sell his pride like this, he should've done it a long time ago.
-Come on, don't be so uptight. The conditions are great. Plus, you're probably not going to make much money off Warlord now that all the Top 30 Guilds have you on their wanted list. Your leveling stopped too. You might've been at the top back then, but level 250 now can barely get you to the top one percent. You realize what that means, right? From the 10 million or so players, over a hundred thousand are better than you.
"I know that…"
-Swallow your pride and work for just one year. With your skills, you can earn about a 100 million in a year. You're going to be thirty soon. It's a whole different life from then. You should have at least a 100 million prepared.
"No, no, I'm fine. I'm hanging up."
-Call me if you change your mind. There's always a spot open for you.
An Jaehyun lightly spun his watch dial with an expression full of anger. The call ended. He wanted to chuck his phone, but it was impossible for a watch-type phone. Even if he could, he wouldn't because of the cost.
'God damn it.'
Could things get any worse? An Jaehyun wanted his messed up life to be a bad dream.
But,
'5 million.'
He didn't want to fall and give in to his life.
Moreover, he had confidence.
'Warlord is hard for me right now, but Warlord isn't the only game. If I get that 100 million, wait until a decent game comes out, start playing from the beginning, get into the top rankings, and make a guild… given 2,3 years I could probably…'
An Jaehyun definitely had talent. He may be socially awkward, tone deaf, hopeless at sports, and uneducated in real life, but in the game world, he had the confidence to not lose to anyone.
An Jaehyun lifted his hand.
"Jung Taehoon."
He knew it was unsightly to accept an offer he had just refused, but he didn't think much of it.
[Calling Jung Taehoon.]
An Jaehyun put his wrist watch next to his ears, and he listened to the ringtone. It was Michael Jackson's Billie Jeans. The half-a-century old song sounded fresh in his ears.
At that moment.
CRASH!
A giant truck struck the bus station An Jaehyun was waiting in.
-Good decision, Jaehyun! Let's do this! With these conditions, you can totally pull it off. Right? Jaehyun? Say something!
An Jaehyun.
He was 29 years old.

Year 2035. The Virtual reality game, Warlord, changed the world. An Jaehyun was one of the many who wished to change his life through the game. After dedicating his life to the game, he was met with a betrayal. A betrayal by his comrades. As a result, he lost everything. But a chance was given to him. A chance to redo everything again! "I won't play with others again. Whatever the outcome, I'll show that I can do it alone." Others rolled a dice to split the spoils of victory. An Jaehyun ate it all by himself. It was the start of An Jaehyun's solo game life.

2006 February 12th, Sunday.
Kyoto, Japan. 
Inside one of the rooms of a Bungalow on a busy street.

At 7:00am
A small boy was sleeping peacefully on the bed. Suddenly, a knock sounded on the door, accompanied by the sweet voice of a woman who then opened the door. She looked happy, and had a loving look in her eyes. 
"Wake up, my little boy. It's your special day. " Hearing it, the boy slowly woke up with a smile. Then as soon as he remembered what the woman said. His smile spread till the edges of his face. Then, the woman hugged the boy. 

"It's my birthday, it's my birthday. Yaay. Mom. Let's go, my gifts are waiting for me, right. There's also a birthday party in the evening. " the little boy happily shouted and headed to the bathroom to relieve himself. The woman nodded and said this and left. 
"That's right my little baby. Your dad, Cynthia and I are waiting for you. Hurry up and come down, okay" 

At 7:04 am
The boy ran downstairs and he was quickly lifted up as a big man had caught  him. He was a tall, handsome man and looked really similar to the boy. It seemed that the boy had taken more from his father than his mother. 

"Happy birthday, my son. Are you ready for today.?" The man proudly asked. 
"Yes dad. I'm ready. Hehe I'm finally 3 years old. Today you'll show me what a video game is right?" the boy enthusiastically asked. The dad replied 
"That's right, Cross. Dad will show you what a video game is. We'll even play it together. It's played on a game player called a 'game console'. This one's called Nintendo DS."

"That's amazing dad, let's do-" Cross was interrupted by the small voice of an even smaller girl in arms of his mother.
"Habby Bweaday. Big buther" she said.
"Thanks, Cynthia. Do you wanna play the game with me?" Cross asked.
"Sorry, little fella. But you remember that i said no video games till the age of 3, right. It's bad for your health and  Cynthia's only 1 and a half years old." the man said.
"Oh pleaseeeee... it's my birthday so only for today?" Cross pleaded with his puppy dog eyes. The man controlled his urge to say yes immediately and replied in a contemplative tone. 
"Hmm... You know i told you, cross that video games aren't good for the children under the age of three but since today's your birthday and not because i wanna see my cute doll Cynthia play the game, I'll be making an exception"
The woman eyed her husband. Seeing her do that the man let out a cheerful laugh. 

"Thanks dad you're the best. Let's go Cynthia. Mom let Cynthia walk, I'll hold her hand." Cross said to his mother. 
"Are you sure, baby. Mabye you're not strong enough. I mean you still sometimes wet your pants." the mother teased. 
"Mommy... I can do it. I'm three years old. I'm a big boy now. Plus the last time was because i had a scary dream." Cross mumbled. 

"Hahah.. I know you're a big boy now. Fine I'll watch. The gifts are on the table. You've got one each from mommy, dad and Cynthia." the woman said. 
"What? Cynthia, too. Thanks so much Cynthia." Cross turned to Cynthia and said.
"Hehe... Big buther" Cynthia cutely laughed.

After that, the mother let her down and Cross caught her left hand and said.
"Follow me". Cynthia nodded. Together they walked to the table in the middle of the hall. Balloons were everywhere, there was a happy birthday 'Cross' banner hanging from the ceiling.

As they reached the table which had three wrapped gifts on it, Cross helped Cynthia sit on the sofa beside it and started unwrapping the gifts. The first one was labelled 'From mom, Happy birthday Cross I love you.'. It was big and  rectangular in shape. Inside it was a  kid's baseball kit.
"Wow, this is so cool, mom" Cross said
"You should try baseball with your friends, It's really fun. " Mother said.

"Big buther" Cynthia yelled and pointed at an another gift kept on the table. It was labelled 'Cynthia' in a difficult handwriting. It seems Cynthia wrote on it herself. Seeing it, Cross was touched
"Ohh Cynthia. Let's open my lil sis's gift now, okay?" cross said and opened the wrappings. It was a walkie talkie.

"A walkie talkie, thanks Cynthia let's play with it later" Cross said and seeing that Cynthia was happy he moved to the last one. It was a  square box labelled 'From dad, son happy birthday. This is our promise. "

Cross glanced at his gift and looked at his dad who gave him a thumbs up. Cross smiled and opened the gift. Like he's father had said it contained a new Nintendo DS. His father came forward picked it up amd said.
" There are some rules that you must follow when you wanna play this. One, do your homework daily as your preschool will be starting soon, if you do, you can become a big man like your dad."

"Yes, i will, then let's get-" Cross agreed immediately but his dad interrupted him.
"Hold up. One more rule and this is the most important one. You should always play this with your friends."
"My friends? Oh, does this fall under the 'rules to live life by'? " Cross asked
"That's my boy, yes, that is right. This is under the rule 'Happiness is meant to be shared'. Here, you should share the happiness of playing video games with your friends." his dad replied.

"But... I'm the oldest among my friends and you said you should be at least 3 years old. Then does that means I can't play it? " Cross genuinely asked.
"Nice catch there, little buddy. If that is right then what rule should you use?. Hmm... There isn't any. Okay then let's add a condition to the rule." His dad mumbled. 

"A condition?" 
"Yes, a condition. The condition is that if you ever have a situation like right now where you could do something to give Joy to others but can't as it might be detrimental to them. Then don't." 
"Dentrinental?" 
"Detrimental, Cross. It means something that can cause someone harm. Anyway, the rule can also be shortened to 'Happiness is meant to be shared but if you can't beacuse of something, then don't, as sometimes, your happiness is the most important." His dad added. 
"Come on, let's go power it on then shall we. " His dad said sat down on the sofa near Cynthia. 
"Yeah let's go, dad" Cross shouted and sat to the other side.

Reality Rejected! Cross, our protagonist is a avid gamer who is currently playing a famous single player computer game 'Gods Of Arena'. The game's next big update is out today which promises to take the world by storm and introduces some major additions like the multiplayer mode which will finally give it the one last push it needs to stardom. Cross is exicted to get the new game but has to go to school first but wait.... School's cancelled today, strange why? But he'll definitely take it. Mabye, he's school friends will buy the game too and play the game together along with many other kids all around Japan. Join Cross in an isekai adventure and much more. This story is heavily based on the real world. Influenced by world domination system, many isekai's. Note:- VOL1 beta test occurs inside the game. VOL 2 & VOL 3 will be about the real world and may feature a bit of rimance Also, this is my first work so please suggest and advice me for the better as english is my second language. Thank You

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