Gray Tide Era: Before the Launch of the Server, the Nine Cities Were Unified

Three years before the launch of the "Gray Tide Era" server, Qi Heng woke up in a prison car that was destined to overturn. Ten minutes later, the red rail broke and the gray tide descended. Three years later, the sky opened, and hundreds of millions of players poured into this world, treating this place as a game, treating the war as a dungeon, and treating the indigenous people as NPCs that could refresh. Qi Heng knew that every inch of the ground beneath their feet was so real that it would bleed. He remembers the disasters of the next ten years, knows which ruins are buried with the legacy of the old era, which now unknown person will become a giant, and also knows that the opportunities that countless players later grabbed their heads are still lying quietly in an unnoticed corner at this moment. Since we came three years ago, there is no need to wait for the server to open. Grab what needs to be grabbed first. Save the people who deserve to be saved. There is no need to save those who deserve to be killed until the version is updated. Starting from a prison car, Qi Heng gradually took over ports, factories, armies and city-states, and also met women who should have died in history. When the first batch of players arrived in Nine Cities excitedly, thinking that they were about to embark on an epic adventure, they soon discovered a strange thing. The opportunity in the guide was taken. The future big shots have taken sides in advance. Several important forces on the map even have the same emblem printed on their flags. And the man who was called "the most dangerous NPC in the Nine Cities" by the player forum was sitting on the high tower, looking at the players' names that were densely lit up in the sky. Qi Heng picked up the wine glass and smiled. "Three years." "Finally, I've waited for you."