Ultraman: I Really Didn't Want to Rule the World

Over the next few days, Hong Tu and Ma Mei stayed at home trying to master the game Karen had given them.

"This is so hard." Mami put down the game controller in frustration and collapsed onto the sofa.

Hong Tu smiled and said, "After all, this game was designed based on my data."

Mami got up from the sofa, hugged a cushion, sat down, and looked at the Red Tea strategy game.

Sila, perched on her shoulder, looked just like a curious child.

Hong Tu's fingers left a trail of afterimages as he tapped the buttons on the game controller. The battle between the game characters and monsters on the screen was like two beams of light, one gold and one black, constantly colliding with each other, creating a dazzling spectacle.

Mami looked up at Hongtu with almost adoring eyes.

Because with her eyesight, she simply couldn't see what was happening.

An hour later, a victory sound effect came from the game interface, indicating that Hong Tu had successfully completed the challenge.

"Amazing!"

"Choo Choo Choo"

"Sila thinks so too!"

"chirp"

Hong Tu packed up the game console: "Alright, the game is over."

Are you going to see your sister Karen this afternoon?

On the screen, an invitation appeared—an invitation to visit the arcade for free and meet Karen.

Every player who completes the game will receive it.

"Has Karen's sweetheart already passed away?"

“Well, maybe.” Hong Tu thought for a moment. “If it were the difficulty level for ordinary people, with Ye Rui’s abilities, he would have already passed it.”

Maybe it's already in an arcade.

"Shall we go take a look?"

"Is it okay?" Mami looked at Hongtu expectantly. "Won't it bother Karen-nee-san?"

"How could that be? Karen likes Mami so much, she definitely won't mind." Hong Tu pinched her nose.

"Let's go." Hong Tu turned off the game and started getting dressed. "If we go now, we might still make it in time."

Mami nodded, changed her clothes, and followed Hongtu to the arcade.

The two arrived quite late.

Karen's game had already started. When Hong Tu and Mami arrived, they saw some alien phantoms wandering around the game city.

"Mr. Hong, you've arrived." Carter, as always, appeared and disappeared mysteriously, and greeted Hong Tu with a strange, deliberate smile and a respectful bow.

"Want to go play?" Hong Tu pointed to the virtual aliens and asked Mami, "Want to play a live-action shooting game?"

Chapter 86 Virtual Reality Games

"A live-action shooting game?" Asami looked at the aliens wandering the streets and found it hard to connect these terrifying creatures with a game.

“Those are virtual reality systems,” Hong Tu saw the girl’s confusion. “Do you remember your sister Karen’s virtual world? These are NPCs created using that technology.”

This entire gaming city is now enveloped in a virtual world. Just treat it like a real game world.

"Oh," Mami suddenly realized, and immediately became eager to try it out. If it were a game...

"Of course, if you get hit, you'll be injured, or even die." Hong Tu smiled, seemingly completely unaware of the terrible things she had just said.

"Huh?!" Mami's initial enthusiasm was immediately dampened, leaving her feeling utterly disheartened.

You just said it was a game!

Carter maintained his eccentric smile: "Would you like to join the game, Miss?"

"Uh, no," Mami stammered. After all, she was just an ordinary girl; although her experiences were unusual, she really didn't have any fighting ability.

Hong Tu didn't make things difficult for her. Instead, she flexed her wrists and instructed Carter, "Carter, take Mami to the stands first. I'm going to play a game."

“Yes, sir. Have fun playing the game.” Carter bowed respectfully to him and then gestured for Mami to join him.

Mami obediently followed Carter away.

Hong Tu clenched his fingers and walked into the game center, stepping into the virtual world.

Karen collected all the alien data from the systems of Red Tea and TPC, and created them as monsters in the game. Therefore, these monsters are identical to the real alien data.

This is also why Hongtu previously criticized Karen for lacking creativity.

The first person to discover him was Crowhead, whom he had previously tricked.

The crow-man turned his head alertly and, seeing Hong Tu approaching, immediately raised his gun, ready to fire.

Hong Tu dodged the laser beam it shot at by sidestepping it, and with a stomp of its foot, charged towards it.

The crow-man reacted quickly, immediately chasing after him and firing several shots in succession. However, these attacks had no effect on Hong Tu. He dodged several times but failed to hit his opponent or stop the young man from getting closer.

Hong Tu was very close. Crow Head pressed down on the muzzle, intending to fire at close range, but Hong Tu used his hand to block the gun and raise the muzzle into the air. At the same time, he kicked Crow Head in the stomach, turning it into data fragments, but Crow Head firmly held its weapon in his hand.

After snatching the enemy's gun, Hong Tu didn't even turn around. He pointed the gun at his back and fired a shot, shattering the head of another bug that was trying to sneak up on him.

"Not bad." Hong Tu flicked the gun barrel, quite satisfied with the weapon's power.

The young man continued walking forward with ease, and all sorts of strange monsters along the way couldn't withstand a single move from him.

The young man arrived at the central building of the game city with ease, without even using superhuman powers.

Unexpectedly, a familiar face was already standing in front of the central building of the game center.

“Karen?” Hong Tu walked to Karen’s side and saw that the girl’s face was filled with sadness as she stared intently at the building, as if she were looking through it at someone inside.

“He didn’t choose me.” Karen was silent for a while before she spoke. “He said his companion was more important.”

"Would he choose me if all his companions were gone?"

Hong Tu had long known that her friend's values ​​were somewhat skewed, and that she was a typical yandere and obsessive woman, so she wasn't too surprised that her friend would come to this conclusion.

"So now, what are you going to do?" Hong Tu casually threw away the gun in his hand, not caring that it would turn into fragments of data after leaving his hand.

"Will he choose me?" Karen was lost in her own world, not even sure who she was asking.

"Sigh," Hong Tu said, at a loss for what to do. "It's up to you what you do. I won't stop you."

But you must know, you will not succeed.

The young man disregarded everything and made a definitive judgment on the final outcome.

He had no intention of helping, and Karen had no intention of asking him for help.

Karen nodded: "Okay, I understand. I still want to give it a try."

Seeing that the girl had made up her mind, Hong Tu shrugged indifferently, patted her on the shoulder, and entered the central city.

Behind him, the girl gradually transformed into a stream of data and disappeared.

Central City is the core area of ​​Karen's virtual world; it is entirely her world.

Hong Tu walked into the building, where six neatly arranged doors appeared before him. Without hesitation, the young man opened the door closest to him and went inside.

"It's a fighting game."

Upon entering the world inside the gate, a huge arena comes into view, surrounded by tall spectator stands filled with very realistic spectators.

The entire space, though called a arena, is more like a giant colosseum.

The young man stepped onto the stage and began to wait for his opponent to appear.

Before long, a beautiful bunny girl led up a two-meter-tall, muscular black man.

The burly man jumped around a few times and made a provocative gesture to Hong Tu. Hong Tu tilted his head slightly and did not respond.

The bunny girl rang the starting bell, and the next moment, the burly black man was sent flying, turning into fragments of data in mid-air and disappearing without a trace, leaving only the young man on the stage slowly retracting his raised leg.

The player who won in the first round!

As the audience cheered, the second opponent stepped forward.

This is a clearly alien creature, at least three meters tall, with a head shaped like a large barrel, and its hands and feet covered in sharp, blade-like spikes.

The bunny girl rang the bell again, and the alien creature, unable to wait, transformed into a blur and rushed over.

Hong Tu tilted her head, dodging the opponent's sharp arm, grabbed its head and gave it a back throw. Before the opponent could land, she delivered a clean and decisive punch to its face.

The opponent once again vanished as fragments of data.

The player wins the second game.

Hong Tu cracked her knuckles and looked at the bunny girl beside her: "Anything else? I remember fighting games are best two out of three, right?"

The bunny girl did not answer him, but gradually turned into data fragments and disappeared along with the surrounding space.

This is the sign that you have passed the level and are about to reach the next level.

The surrounding scenery gradually changed, becoming a huge plaza with rocks underfoot and several pure white pillars standing around it; this was a martial arts training ground.

And the opponents for the second round have slowly emerged.

They were a group of pure white robots that looked very high-tech.

Chapter 87 Follow Me

If the first level is a one-on-one fighting game, the second level is a free-for-all with one player against many.

Player Hong Tu will face 12 opponents.

Hong Tu glanced at the group of robots opposite him, then waved to a few of them, signaling them to attack.

The robots didn't hold back either, and very orderly dispatched two machines to attack the young man.

Hong Tu kicked one of them away, grabbed another attacking robotic arm with one hand, went around behind it, and kicked the connection point on its leg. After the robot knelt on the ground, he stepped on its back with one foot, gripped the robot's arm firmly with his fingertips, and forcibly pulled the poor robot's arm off.