[Virtual online game, kill players to level up, pure power fantasy, no suffering for the protagonist]
Oracle, a game promoted by countries around the world. Only a select few know the hidden truth behind it!
Du Bai returns to the year he was eighteen, bringing with him twenty years of experience as a mage in Oracle. In one more year, Blue Star will be pulled into Oracle, and the world's order will be rewritten!
As the tide of events turns, Blue Star is divided up with ease. Weak civilizations cease to exist, and every living being begins searching for the summit, hoping to preserve the spark of civilization.
Given a second chance!
Du Bai is confident that his foreknowledge will make him the strongest of them all.
Refuse Oracle and become one of the Godforsaken. Killing players lets you level up, your awakened talent surpasses SSS rank, and you are immune to all negative effects!
You can level up by killing players? Du Bai's playstyle starts to get a little strange.
You say adventurers are the Fourth Calamity?
The source of all calamities?
I don't see it that way. They're my dearest friends, my brothers in arms!
The Idea Guy: “Brothers, death doesn't cost us any XP. Should we go wrecking Starshatter for a change?”
Player A: “Let's go! With ten thousand players, we'll pile up a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. Today's the day we get revenge!”
Player B: “Starshatter's almost out of mana. Keep pushing, everyone! We're finally... finally going to beat him for once!”
Player C: “He's about to use his ultimate! Same old move: everything within a hundred miles collapses, dealing burn, rupture, and shatter damage!”
Player D: “Get in close and take down Starshatter! There's no way he'd hit himself with his own magic!”
As countless players charged straight at him, Du Bai couldn't help looking at the iron hammer in his right hand.
This armor, this gear...
What kind of situation makes you think the weapon in my hand is just for show?