T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

"Don't be too smug. The Chaos Tower world is ever-changing, and we will meet again."

"As long as Sister Xilu doesn't restrict me, hmph~~~"

Even his harsh words sound like something a child would say.

Just as I was about to say something harsh, the Magic Mirror's expression suddenly changed.

"Σ(っ°Д°;)っ"

"No, no, no, it hurts, it hurts... Waaaaah, Sister Yulu~~~"

The magic mirror was pressed directly to the ground by two hands that fell from the sky and melted away.

The owner of the slender hand, Xi Lu, covered her mouth and chuckled softly.

"I've made a fool of myself in front of everyone."

"Congratulations on clearing level 7! Now we'll tally your scores..."

"The total score for the combined difficulty coefficient and the final score for the virtual-real boundary is 3200."

"The existing integral at the virtual-real boundary is 3250."

I'm just a few points away from unlocking the shop upgrade option with 5000 points.

"That's great, that's great! High difficulty words correspond to high scores."

“Our guild needs to patiently conquer one or two floors in a game, while they can finish it in half a game.”

"This is incredibly fast."

"How can I not be a part of the boundary between the virtual and the real? If I were a member, would I still be in this pathetic state?"

Watching Jiang Heyi chatting and laughing with French fries, while Zhong Zemo was making a ruckus in his bed, his loneliness and envy reached their peak.

Rumors of internal disposal have been circulating for a long time, but have never been confirmed.

After all, it's been a long time since we've had an open-world experience at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

Now looking at it this way...

"Waaaah, don't do this! I was still fantasizing about taking advantage of Mo Yu Ge's absence while Du Jingwen was away, but now even the hope of a chance encounter is gone."

"Sigh, why couldn't Du Jingwen hold back the divorce agreement and delay Mo Yu's entry into the transfer window? We didn't even have a chance to fight for him."

"I used to love being in bed so much...sigh."

Nong Ya curiously examined the chat window.

Sure enough, squid is a major target of fantasy.

Having been tested by Du Jingwen, he is still a high-quality and successful person. His two most outstanding labels prevented him from even reaching the stage of entering the transfer market, as he was intercepted halfway by a proactive player.

Fantasies about everyone exist, and the four original entities have unintentionally gained a small fan base that is cheering them on.

This round of the game was nearing its end. After exiting the boundary between the real and virtual worlds, I completed the walkthroughs for levels 5, 6, and 7 in one go.

Aside from speedrunning level 5 with the lowest difficulty, I got enough points for levels 6 and 7.

This round of the game was a great success.

With the boundary between the virtual and real worlds removed, players are still eager for more.

In terms of program effects and visual impact, they are all in a league of their own.

Even with the hasty opening of WorldBubble today, tens of thousands of players have still flocked to it.

The announcement will be released tomorrow to generate buzz; it's hard to imagine how many people will come to participate.

Back to reality, let's welcome a new day.

The prison guard, who used to sleep in late, got up very early.

Jiang Heyi and Moyu, who were busy in the kitchen early in the morning, looked like they had seen a ghost.

"Holy crap, is the clock inaccurate or is my phone time wrong?" Jiang Heyi wondered, "How can I see you at 7 o'clock?"

The jailer yawned and asked, "Where is the Tea Master?"

The squid slapped the dough, making a loud slapping sound.

"Going for a morning run? You've been here for a while now, and you didn't even know about the Tea Master's habit?"

The jailer scratched his cheek awkwardly.

He always relied on his nose for navigation, and only slowly woke up when he smelled a fragrance.

When we found the Tea Goddess, she had just finished strolling around the residential area and was sweating profusely.

The jailer tightened his thick clothes, looking like an emperor penguin compared to the tea master in his sweatshirt.

"It's so cold, why are you still wearing slippers?" Orange Tea teased. "If you like prison guards so much, can't you be a little kinder to your feet?"

"I'm used to it, I'm used to it. Here, we can wear sandals no matter how cold it is."

Just as Orange Tea was about to leave again, he stopped him.

"Hmm... I have a question that I was really curious about while working on the strategy last night."

Orange Tea tilts its head.

"You did this on purpose, didn't you?"

After a moment of hesitation, Orange Tea suppressed the upward curve of her lips by making a drinking motion.

"What's intentional?"

"Of course, he deliberately gave the wrong answer," the jailer asked. "Why would he do that?"

Orange Tea thought for a moment and said, "We're friends. Outsiders always keep saying you're not capable, so let's give you a stage to prove yourself."

Exceptionally frank.

The jailer said somewhat embarrassedly, "Thank you."

Orange Tea smiled brightly: "Why thank me? It's easy to answer wrong, but defeating those monsters, isn't that your own skill?"

“My parents didn’t have much schooling, but they said this to me when they were teaching me.”

"Only capable people can see opportunities."

"The more capable people are able to seize the opportunity."

"The most capable people can create opportunities."

"They are incompetent, so they hope I can go out and become a capable person so that I can see opportunities."

"Only in this way can we change our destiny."

Orange Tea exhaled a puff of white breath and rubbed her hands, which had become a little cold from stopping her exercise.

“Brother jailer, in my parents’ opinion, you’re one of the more capable people. You can see and you can seize opportunities.”

"You're already very good. As long as you get serious, you won't be too far behind the best."

"I believe your family also hopes this of you."

After saying that, she stood still and said, "I'm not going to say anything more. It's getting cold, I need to get moving."

"Hmm... shall I run with you for a while?"

Orange Tea stood still, scrutinizing the "Emperor Penguin" before it.

The prison guard immediately took off his thick down jacket.

After a period of exercise, he has lost weight, but the only problem is probably that he is still weak.

Part of the reason is that he is a craftsman.

The other part is the irregular work and rest schedule that I used to have.

Another issue is a body that's become almost rusty from lack of exercise.

Rebooting your body takes time and consistent effort.

"Then you'll have to adjust your pace. I learned it from French fries. Don't go too fast at first... Never mind, I'll take you for a lap, and you can keep up with my speed."

"The fries started at this pace, training the potato, and after so long, the potato's stamina... in your words, is getting really good."

The jailer was eager to show off, running while speaking fluently like a tea master.

But my physical condition doesn't allow it.

"You mean, the jailer ran a lap at your pace, and then he ended up like this?"

The jailer slumped in a chair in the living room, his head slightly raised, staring at the living room chandelier, his soul seemingly lost in thought.

His skin was bright red, as if he had just come out of a sauna.

"Ugh, so weak," the blanket couldn't help but complain.

Orange Tea wiped her sweat and smiled, "It's already impressive that you could persevere the whole time. Take it slow."

Jiang Heyi placed the bowl of beef noodles in front of him.

He asked in a low voice, "What were you thinking today, pushing yourself to the limit?"

"Heart, on a whim."

Wow~~~~

Jiang Heyi smiled meaningfully, glanced at the fries, and silently shut his mouth.

"Canned food is asking you if you want to find an explanation."

Zhong Zemo took two sausages from the sausage grill and gave them to the two people who were gazing at each other affectionately, while he himself rested his hands on the back of the chair behind them.

Since it's a virtual live streaming room, it's only natural to have "virtual" streamers.

Commentary with game knowledge can help casual players who are not familiar with combat to better understand the battle situation.

This system was first popularized by overseas players and is now quite mature.

Large guilds all have their own official commentators, which is more of a gimmick.

Jiang Heyi did not answer immediately; he decided to wait and see the community's reaction before making a decision.

He was also particularly interested in the community's reaction to last night's strategy.

It feels like everything has gone back to the qualifiers.

Chapter 424 I'm Happy to Share

The Chaos Sphere has only been part of the game for a few days, but the momentum and gameplay of completing it have spread far faster than traditional media channels.

A high-quality translation system that can eliminate language barriers gives players an instant sense of immersion in building the Tower of Babel.

Strangers geographically separated by tens of thousands of meters can communicate with each other without barriers in the virtual world simply by having the Stars of Wisdom gaming device.

No software in history has ever provided a similar experience.

As a result, many conservative groups are calling for stricter scrutiny of the companies behind the games.

Jiang Heyi could only laugh when he saw similar news.

If it weren't for the divine intervention of the candle flame, the game would probably have been taken down long ago and would never have reached the stage of being a global server.

It remains to be seen how people will assess the impact of the Proof of the Stars decades from now.

The candlelight and the games she brought undoubtedly changed the future course of this world.

Open the chat group, and a flood of messages comes in.

Not only did the ready-to-eat snacks talk to the squid about their explanations, but they also sent them some self-recommended explanations.

This gameplay originated from overseas servers, based on traditional competitive and e-sports elements. It has a simple process and is highly accepted by players.

After all, not every player can observe the details in the arena in real time, and as the game developer, the boundary between virtual and real cannot explain the details for the sake of the audience's experience.

A third party who is good at summarizing the details of the scene and can also hype up the atmosphere becomes especially important.

Most guilds don't need explanations.

For mid-to-high-end guilds to increase their reputation and produce entertaining segments, they need to spend money to hire excellent gamers as part-time commentators, or find existing good commentators to guest star.

The top-tier guilds have channels overflowing with commentators who come with their own resources.