Online Gaming: Shocking the World

[A contracted work of Qidian's First Editorial Group] Know what an online game is? It's a story about a bunch of idiots adventuring together online. Every story needs to be told, and as the biggest idiot of them all, I, Liuhao, will tell you a tale full of astonishing twists. A player who went from thief to bandit takes trap-setting to the extreme! An unexpected encounter, or just bad luck? Or an unexpected encounter born of bad luck! Dig pits to break dams, dig into volcanoes until they erupt, and dig tunnels that lead straight to monster lairs! Wherever there's dirt, you'll find me, Liuhao! Dig a pit and bury a BOSS, then bury the author while I'm at it! Stir up trouble everywhere and take framing others to its absolute limit! And don't forget to take advantage of every opportunity. Stealing is an eternal topic, but it's also something perfectly respectable that gives you a sense of superiority. When it comes to taking a monster's loot, you need neither a reason nor any shame. No overpowered pets, no top-tier equipment, no domineering aura, no crowd of beauties at my side, no hordes of minions. All I have is a quick and adaptable mind, a group of genuine friends, and the complete gaming life of an ordinary person. I hope that as I retell this story, you'll get a sense of that lost history and the civilization about to continue. Online games, online games: ensnare the world and play at life! Liuhao says helplessly: Actually, I don't want to be the protagonist. Jingfeng forced me into it. You think being the protagonist is easy! I have to make it exciting and still worry that the audience will boo! Every day I'm digging pits, luring monsters, fighting, and causing trouble. I'm exhausted, like some poor nobody! Is this easy for me? Please show your support! Thank you, everyone! Online Gaming: Shocking is here to give you an extraordinary feeling amid the ordinary. Online Gaming: Shocking is looking forward to having you join in! As a first-time author, Jingfeng knows the opening of this book is a little clichéd. If you like gaming stories, feel free to skip the first two sections and start reading from Section Three. Thanks for your support.