A martial arts game called "Kyushu Baixiang" suddenly appeared "unable to log off" players. Gu Pingsheng, a top player who has retired from gaming for many years, re-entered the game to find his missing brother, only to find that this was not a game, but a real world being swallowed up by "updates".
"Hundreds of Kyushu" is a fully immersive martial arts game.
Players are called "travelers" by the people in the world. After death, they can be resurrected in the bound inn; but the aborigines only have one life. Players can learn martial arts, join sects, and conquer dungeons, but every time the system is updated, part of the history will be erased, and even the memories of the indigenous people will change accordingly.
There are four taboos circulating in the world:
Do not enter a shadowless village at midnight.
Don't accept quests that say "eternal life" as a reward.
Don't trust an old friend you see for the second time.
Don't let the number one person on the list see your real name.
The real core of the game is not upgrading, but "cause and effect". Every mission completed by the player will change the reality of the world.
