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In the game Nine Heavens, players share one common understanding:
Combat players and lifestyle players are two different kinds of people.
In the eyes of lifestyle players,
combat players wear gear stacked with critical-hit bonuses and have fiery tempers. They often summon their friends over the tiniest little thing
and start a big multiplayer battle.
Ugh, so aggressive.
And in the eyes of combat players,
why do some people like running around mining ore and gathering herbs?
Why can anyone spend their time in a game so tediously studying all kinds of recipes?
If you're playing a game, why not take your revenge and settle your grudges?
If someone beats you up, why is your first instinct to run back to the safe zone? Shouldn't you immediately call for backup and beat them right back?
Honestly, what a bunch of cowards.
Wei Zhixia, a longtime lifestyle player, was a gentle and easygoing person.
Her favorite thing to do in the game was wander around mining ore. Limited-time, limited-quantity materials especially caught her eye.
But one time, while fighting a world boss, she accidentally got caught up in a battle between two combat guilds.
Usually, if Wei Zhixia ran into something like that, she would just wait for them to finish fighting.
But this world boss was a hidden boss. If she missed it this time, she might not see it again before the season ended.
She gritted her teeth and dodged among a crowd of red-named players, accidentally helping an elder from one of the guilds.
When Wei Zhixia logged in the next day, she discovered that she'd landed at the top of the wanted list.
The elder from the guild she'd helped patted his chest and promised,
"You got into this mess because you helped me. Don't worry, I'll protect you until this is over."
The next moment,
a guild invitation popped up.
Premise: Finding common ground between different personalities.
