The virtual online game Nine Domains Continent launched to a spectacular reception today, taking the world by storm on its very first day.
Yang Mo, a graduate who couldn't find a job, decided to return to his old college hustle: farming for gold in games. But something went wrong while he was creating his character, and he spawned as a monster outside the beginner village.
What a bizarre start. To Yang Mo's surprise... this actually feels kind of great?
Not only does he have a System panel just like the players, letting him level up and improve his stats by killing monsters, he can also gain the talents of different monsters he kills and build a unique set of abilities.
It's just that these abilities of his are a little strange...
Player A: "What kind of game puts a boss like this in the beginner village?"
Player B: "That's the guy who wiped out the ten biggest guilds in the Insect Nation in one go. Run!"
Player C: "Holy crap, I got hit once and now I'm bleeding, poisoned, paralyzed, confused, slowed, weakened... am I cursed?"
Player D: "This is ridiculous! Why does he have so many demonic pets?!"
As national powers later get involved, and the abilities and items from the game become usable in the real world, people gradually realize this game is not as simple as they thought.
From a sneaky player who'd hit once and run, to a great demon king who made everyone tremble at the mere mention of him.
Yang Mo's motto: "Just once. Let me touch it just once."
It's okay. I was attracted by the setting and introduction, but the front part is a little bit poisonous, but if you think about it carefully, it's not a big problem (maybe it's because I'm immune to poison 😏).