T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 149, Section 148: This is the true value of a T0 guild.
"Haa, a demon?"

"What? An eighth-tier sea monster wants to marry you?"

Stardust, anti-magic powder, and anti-magic powder failed to activate Mint Mom's money-grubbing nature. She kept tilting her head, staring at Jiang Heyi with a bewildered expression.

There were too many things to complain about, so she temporarily put aside the explosive topic of demons and instead made Jiang Heyi bend down.

She pressed Jiang Heyi's head, looking him over from left to right, lost in thought.

"It is indeed quite pleasing to the eye, but is that all it takes to make an eighth-tier sea monster fall in love at first sight... Could it be that my potion contains something strange that has a bewitching effect?"

"Do you have confidence in me, or do you not?"

“You’ve already called me Mom, so of course I’m confident!” Mint said confidently.

Mint readily agreed to let Ksha join the guild.

The connection to the Siren King's court is something that's very difficult to establish through ordinary means.

This trip to the Great Snow Mountain by the Screamer was incredibly rewarding, blurring the lines between reality and illusion.

There are plenty of purple materials and low-level materials that can be used as consumables.

Thanks to the adventurers who perished on the snowy mountain and became food for the royal guards.

A tribute to the dolls and demi-humans who fall asleep at Narum's mansion.

Jiang Heyi even suspected that the designers were encouraging players to become the fourth calamity, killing anyone they saw, which showed a lack of manners.

Among high-quality incomes, the most noteworthy are the grains of starlight.

After giving one to Mint Mom, there are still three left at the boundary between the real and the virtual.

They watched silently as Mint rubbed her face against the bottle filled with stardust like a cat, and the memory of her nickname from when they first met came flooding back...

What a shameful witch!

As the rarest and most valuable currency in the game, it has a wide range of uses.

for example……

Mint said, "If you really want to marry Ksha, this would be a great choice as a token of your love."

Jiang Heyi couldn't help but cover his forehead when strange information suddenly appeared in what was supposed to be a serious science popularization.

"It's not entirely a joke. If you're going to visit the Siren's Court, it's best to bring Star Sand. You'll most likely need it when you present half of a Siren to request for forging."

Trade among powerful mages has largely moved away from basic currencies, with barter becoming the norm. Stardust is a high-quality material recognized by high-level mages within this worldview.

Especially among alchemists, their pursuit of stardust is nothing short of fanatical.

Although there are still many gaps in its research, at this stage, no one thinks there are too many.

The game was about to run out of time when the notification sounded, and the engrossed French Fries suddenly realized that he hadn't yet researched the changes after reaching the maximum level.

She pulled the toothbrush out of her mouth from under the covers and waved it around like a conductor's baton.

"Your immediate priority is to open the app, capture the character information, log into your guild account, and announce to everyone that the first max-level character in this game has appeared at the boundary between reality and virtuality."

"I haven't looked into the new features after reaching the level cap in detail yet."

“Those can be posted tomorrow, then we’ll have two trending topics,” said the woman in bed.

The bed clearly hadn't considered how much news their gaming experience last night would generate.

After the player posted the news and confirmed that he was the first player to reach the maximum level with the Stars of Proof, the Chinese server community was in an uproar.

The level of all members in the virtual-real boundary has always been the highest, but it is not without competitors. Several large guilds in foreign servers have raised powerful players who have reached level 18.

The French fries' performance completely killed the competition, which was not much of a suspense, and left a very memorable honor for the Chinese server.

"How do people at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds level up? We just completed our specialization and job advancement not long ago, and they're already at the maximum level."

"They level up in high-difficulty dungeons and roam freely in low-to-mid-level dungeons, reaping all sorts of rewards. How can ordinary players compare?"

"The prestige of a T0 guild is still rising."

"Fun fact: Even T0 guilds are stuck."

"The ninth level of the Temple of the Clarity, right? I've heard about it. It's not a game for humans. If the puppet modules keep refreshing, how do you even know if you've cleared it?"

"The boundary between the virtual and real worlds isn't because of a lack of strength that's causing them to get stuck. They're only moving on to other dungeons because they're helping other players conquer the temple and have exhausted their resources."

"The four guilds that advanced have all been drained dry... Sigh, damn it, [Yin Yang Realm]!"

Several days later, the aftermath of the Yin Yang Realm guild incident has not yet subsided.

Yin Yang Realm has consistently maintained that revealing the game mechanics is simply part of the normal game progression.

It sounds reasonable, but the situation is subtly different when applied to the eighth level of the Clarity Realm.

The Black Cat's mechanics are unprecedented; entering a dungeon with or without prior knowledge of the situation offers two distinct experiences.

While almost all the guilds that reached the eighth level romantically chose to remain silent, only they jumped out, and their initial intention was clearly not to share, but to profit. Yin Yang Realm insisted that the Virtual Reality Boundary had instigated the cyberbullying, simply because they published the strategy guide, breaking the Virtual Reality Boundary's information monopoly.

Uh... People in the community commented one after another, "It's okay to fool your brothers, but don't fool yourself."

The game has been running for almost two months now, and the reliability of the guides for the Temple of the Clarity compiled by players both at home and abroad far surpasses that of the virtual and real worlds.

The only drawback is that the strategy videos are not very well made, and the UI and other details are quite rudimentary.

As long as the strategy details match, players will always prioritize copying strategies that use the boundary between reality and illusion and the orange sky.

However, players from the Yin-Yang Realm seem to support them, insisting that the boundary between the virtual and real worlds is deliberately manipulating public opinion to persecute them.

Yin Yang Realm seems to have grasped a pacifier, babbling wildly in various situations, claiming that he will prove his true strength in the world competition.

The reaction of the boundary between the real and virtual worlds to this is...

no response.

Where did this lousy guild come from? I don't have time to bother with it.

Jiang Heyi and his friends spent their nights thinking about running dungeons, collecting materials, crafting new equipment, and clearing the temple.

During the day, I followed the prison guard to sightsee and enjoy all kinds of delicious food, which was a great pleasure.

Life is so fulfilling.

A dark guild that hides behind the screen, frantically typing away, using the darkest ideas to speculate about others' intentions, and its followers.

The boundary between the real and the virtual isn't so free yet.

Time flows like a river, never ceasing day or night.

Some people on the internet have translated this sentence, believing that doing so at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds is the most painful thing to do to the Yin-Yang realm, because Seris has always had the fine tradition of sitting quietly and waiting for the enemy's corpse to float down the river on its own.

I thought reaching the maximum level was the biggest surprise the boundary between the virtual and real worlds had to offer, but little did I know, the biggest surprise was yet to come.

The Great Snow Mountain Quest Guide for The Screamer.

The first player on the entire server to acquire Star Sand.

A massive giveaway of magic-suppressing and magic-banning dust.

A high-quality dungeon that you absolutely must play.

The constant stream of updates bombarded the players' senses. During the holidays, they had already put down their phones and were enjoying the peace and quiet away from electronic devices.

The boundary between reality and virtuality abruptly pulled everyone back to the screen, causing them to frantically type out question marks.

Even members of the Khorne Chosen Guild went to the comments section and sent a heartfelt message.

"No, buddy?"

Unable to conquer the underground temple, I originally thought the boundary between reality and illusion would need some time to settle before launching another attack.

In just two days, he gathered all the materials and even made a big profit?
This is definitely the richest dungeon so far, apart from the Underground Temple of the Clarities.

The levels are short, the rewards are excellent, and you can unlock various new side quests. You might even have the chance to win the heart of the Siren.
what?
Sure enough, when players saw Ke Xia proposing to Jiang Heyi, they all made the same knowing sound.

Why are you being so proactive?
But when they saw that it required the Gluttony Avatar to trigger, the players all deflated.

Among all the servers, only Jiang Heyi possesses an avatar.

Not every guild has a bug-like character like Tea God, who has a built-in critical hit and selection function every time he draws cards.

Although the text hints to players that the overall difficulty of the dungeon is not high, and that the players have experienced the lashing of the Underground Temple of the Clarity, the dungeon is a pleasant experience.

but……

People are different.

Players who have been practicing the boundary between virtual and real strategies for a long time can truly feel that what they call "very simple" is often quite difficult for them.

If the boundary between reality and illusion is difficult to define, then you'd better not waste your time and materials and stop here.

So far, all the stubborn players have encountered their own insurmountable obstacle.

For an entire day, players of the Stars of Proof lingered below the guild accounts on the boundary between reality and illusion.

The constant updates have left them mentally exhausted.

The amount of information was overwhelming. In just two days, the boundary between the virtual and real worlds had paved a completely new dungeon route for players, and the efficiency was astonishing.

This is the true value of a T0 guild.

In terms of PvE, the boundary between virtual and real remains unparalleled.

At this time of year, players from the guild account will come forward to sincerely repent for their previous behavior of blindly following the trend of criticizing others. This has become a classic segment that cannot be missed.

　I got back late from working overtime, I'll try to make you breakfast tomorrow.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)