[Two Worlds + Fourth Catastrophe + Absurd Humor + Game + No System]
Lu Ze transmigrated to a cultivation world and became a menial disciple of a demonic sect.
Every month, whoever ranked last in “performance” would be sucked into a Soul Banner.
The only way to become an inner sect disciple was to kill one and take his identity token.
Fortunately, Lu Ze had a damaged Soul Banner of his own.
It held no souls, but the space inside could conjure any scene imaginable.
It also contained a bronze mirror that could connect with the dreams of people on Blue Star and “summon their souls” into the banner.
And so Lu Ze came up with a bold idea…
From then on, a highly realistic, highly flexible, fully immersive virtual cultivation game appeared on Blue Star.
Meanwhile, the cultivation world gained a ruthless cultivator who carried a Soul Banner of Revered Souls and went around “raiding” and “running dungeons.”
Gathering resources takes too much time and effort?
I have billions of players who’ll happily grind away around the clock.
The formations and restrictions in secret realms are too hard to crack?
I have billions of players pooling their wisdom to clear them in minutes.
Nearly a billion souls are registered in my Soul Banner. More than a hundred million souls are online at once on average, and the peak concurrent count is six hundred million.
There are over ten million Nascent Soul souls and more than ten thousand Divine Transformation main souls. Each main soul cultivates countless arts, and they’re exceptionally good at coordinating in team fights. How can any of you possibly stand against me?
Sect Master: “Why can you wield the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls at the Foundation Establishment stage without being devoured by it?”
Lu Ze: “What Banner of Ten Thousand Souls? It’s clearly a metaverse.”
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A Blue Star player: “This game is way too realistic. It’s so realistic that I somehow became an immortal while playing?”
Also known as: “What do you mean, Banner of Revered Souls? It’s clearly the Investiture of the Gods” and “I Have Ten Billion Players Cultivating for Me.”
Has the author ever cultivated immortality? This is just a bunch of random writing.
This author still harbors a mentality of enslaving the Chinese people... They must be closely monitored; this ideology is terrifying. While others cultivate their values diligently, this author has grasped the essence of demonic cultivation, using addictive online games to lure Chinese citizens into destroying Chinese civilization!
Is the next book "My Soul Banner Contains a Billion Readers"? 🤔
Flying on a sword just results in stepping on it, which doesn't look very cool. Perhaps we should wait until our cultivation level is higher and try techniques like transforming into sword light or rainbows?
It's considered a top-tier work among novels about natural disasters in two worlds, and I haven't seen any major flaws yet. The only downside is that the reward for winning the first place in the battle is "an NPC controlled by the protagonist directly tells a player with cancer that if they cultivate diligently, they can solve their cancer problem."
In the later stages, avoid screen recording, live streaming, and any other mischievous activities. Just honestly take advantage of the fact that players don't consume beef.
Chapter 59 has a minor flaw: it deliberately makes players spend a whole day and night walking around to appreciate the scenery it painstakingly designed. You've gone too far! Walking for hours and calling it appreciating scenery and realism? If you want me to walk around in a game for a whole day and night just to appreciate the scenery, I'll slap you a few times!
What happens when a player's spirit or soul dies in battle?
What happens when a player's spirit or soul dies in battle? A player's soul becoming stronger will be reflected in their physical body, so the death of the player's soul means the death of their physical body.
Chapters 236 to 245...
It's a very familiar, old-fashioned plot, almost absurd, and could be read like a wish-fulfillment story. The usual sect competition where the winner gets the rewards... Then the opposing sect's patriarch overthinks things and suddenly becomes their patriarch... Acknowledging the protagonist as their leader... The player's reaction to the sudden disappearance of the dungeon is also not written, creating a very disjointed feeling.
The descriptions of cultivation realms and combat power are too vague. The Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, and Core Formation realms seem similar, lacking clear rank, combat power, and imposing presence. Resources are also described vaguely.