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Update Daily! 9 AM PST ---------------------- "God as my witness, at first, I just wanted to build an invincible team," Henry lamented in this world where online gaming and reality merge. After awakening his hidden class, the "supreme support," his team started to become strangely different. Anna Daisy, with her blonde hair and blue eyes, was determined to find him more wives. Emily, a young lady from a mysterious family, turned into a voyeur, spending her days crouched in the corner of his bedroom. The adorable young girl clung to his neck and wouldn't budge. A female general from an expeditionary world was doing everything possible to get herself into his bed. This world was getting stranger and stranger, with more and more mysterious women pleading to join Henry's team. Twenty years later, Henry, looking at the children in the arms of these women, felt somewhat bewildered. "God as my witness, I really did just want to build an invincible team at first..." ---------------------- WPC DEC Entry! Please show your support if you enjoy the story! How can you show your support? Gift Power Stone! 150=1 bonus chapter 200=2 bonus chapters 500=3 bonus chapters Bonus release will drop the following week!

Sugar_Chestnuts · Fantasy
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Chapter90-Confrontation

The game was up. 

Witnessing the scene where Henry and the Intelligence Authority seamlessly united as a single formidable entity, the Second Prince was engulfed by a wave of profound desolation, teetering on the brink of despair. 

Stripped of the pivotal support from the Intelligence Authority, his position became exceedingly vulnerable, akin to a defenseless lamb awaiting its inevitable doom at the hands of a predator. 

In this case, the predator was none other than Henry. 

Renowned for his unparalleled prowess, Henry had previously demonstrated his might by vanquishing almost every notable adversary during the grand banquet hosted by the king. 

This undeniable display of strength made it crystal clear that, in the absence of the strategic advantage once provided by the Intelligence Authority, the Second Prince stood no chance in a direct confrontation against Henry's overwhelming might.