Judge of God? No, It's the Player

With nothing to do, you decide to pick up a new holographic game about which you know nothing. But recommended by the master brain, it must be a high-quality product, and you will happily fall into the trap. The background introduction of the game is very long, and the autonomy of the game is very praised. As soon as the game starts, the player gets lost and loses the guiding NPC... Forget it, this is not important. You start playing the game map one: an unknown lost honmaru. You picked up [a rusty broken sword], you defeated and tamed five tigers as younger brothers, plus a white-haired child... You conquered the land, took ownership of it, and your sword. [Map renamed: Your Honmaru] At first you think this is a wasteland development game, then you change the label to infrastructure, then to adventurous monster hunting and upgrades, and finally, you suddenly realize that this is a collection game! The main mission is to collect famous swords and conquer the world, right? You are gearing up to ignite your raging ambition. It doesn't matter, you are a player who collects all illustrated books! *Fate update, a work of relaxation and decompression Intention: Live hard and be positive