This Abyss Is Too Real

Shen Ye traveled through time and became the 49th-generation night watchman of Crow Roost Fortress. When he took over, the core was about to be extinguished, and the gray tide struck seven days later. All assets had a gray value of 17 points. In his previous life, he was a game operations planner. In this life, he returned to his old profession - packaging the real abyss into a soul-based online game "Ember" that is 100% realistic, has no malls, no plug-ins, and death is really painful, and distributes internal beta quotas to the earth. So, five players from Earth came under the identity of "Gray Ones". They squatted at the gate of the city to study whether they could chew on the city wall, turned the battle to defend the city into a mechanism to open up wasteland, resurrected after death, and even dug a moat spontaneously. The natives were frightened. The temple books read, "The Gray Ones fell from the sky, immortal, for the fourth natural disaster." No one knew that this group of natural disasters that made the entire continent tremble were volunteering 007 to move bricks for a few contributions. Only Shen Ye stood on the city wall, handing out tasks to players while worrying about: the gray tide, the temple, and deep within the fortress numbered 49, something had just awakened... This game seems a bit too real.