Monster Hunter, League of Legends, PUBG… Crafting cosplay props and creation videos appeared to be a good way for Lin Yu to earn some extra cash in college while slacking away from his studies. Despite that, the world seems to have other plans for him. After a series of random accidents that happened around him, he discovers his newfound power: the ability to upgrade his props into their actual inspirations through his videos! 
However, he is not the only person who has awakened to the interesting powers within them. What will Lin Yu do as superhumans become the new norm?


"Not at all."
"Eh? How strange, you should have enjoyed being a hero…"
"You should already know about what happened, Kamitani-kun?" Seiji didn't want to waste time chatting and went with the direct approach.
"Know about what?"
"Don't pretend. I'm talking about Isamu Seima."
"Oh, you're talking about him." Kamitani chuckled. "I didn't expect that someone would Awaken their Sin Activation mask already. This was far faster than expected. Even though I've already expected Sin Activation, I was still surprised… you're far more interesting than I even imagined, my bro Haruta."
"What does it have to do with me?" Seiji furrowed his eyebrows.
"Don't pretend to know nothing. You've caused it," Kamitani stated in a meaningful tone.
Seiji was rendered speechless.
What exactly was going on?
"You believe that I've caused Isamu Seima's Awakening?"
"I don't believe it. It's a fact."
"…I didn't do anything."
"Stop pretending, my bro Haruta. I've already seen through you."
"I really didn't do anything at all."
"Fine, it doesn't really matter if you don't want to admit it. We can just forget about it," Kamitani said in a happy tone.
Seiji didn't know whether to laugh or cry at this.
He really didn't do anything at all to Isamu. Isamu's Awakening had nothing to do with him! The only part that was possibly related was what Seiji had told Isamu, but could those few words really help someone to Awaken?
No… It wasn't only the words Seiji had told Isamu. Perhaps Kamitani also counted how Seiji had fought together with Isamu in the dream world!
After recalling what Kamitani said, Seiji felt like he realized what Kamitani meant. Seiji faintly understood the deeper meaning behind why Kamitani called him an "interesting existence".
This was a major misunderstanding!
But… was it really just a misunderstanding?
"What would you like me to do, my bro Haruta?" Kamitani inquired.
Seiji returned to his senses and swiftly thought things over.
Kamitani's "misunderstanding" regarding himself was something beneficial! Kamitani was the lawless type who wouldn't care about any consequences. Apart from Yui, only this "misunderstanding" would possibly make Kamitani tread with caution.
So if Kamitani had a "misunderstanding" about Seiji being an "interesting existence", what should Seiji do here to take advantage of it?
"I want you to guarantee Isamu Seima's safety. Don't perform any dangerous experiments on him," Seiji said in a heavy tone.
"Will he really be able to mature if we leave him alone?"
"Of course he can't be left completely alone. He still needs an appropriate amount of stimulation."
"How about having him become another 'hero?' I can create an interesting scenario just for him."
"If you want to play around, make sure not to go overboard."
"Understood~ I shall show you the script when it's ready, heehee…" Kamitani chuckled.
It would be impossible to have Kamitani leave Isamu completely alone. Seiji felt that it was wiser to protect Isamu through such a compromise.
And if Isamu was able to swiftly power up afterwards, Kamitani's "misunderstanding" about Seiji would become even greater, meaning that Seiji would have even more influence over Kamitani.
But if Isamu didn't swiftly power up… Seiji decided to simply wait and observe the situation.
The rain continued until late into the night.
Monsters appeared all over the city. Just about every monster caused people to die!
Yet, every time, a mysterious caped and helmeted individual appeared to defeat the monster, preventing even more serious injuries and death from occurring.
Some people spread hi-res videos taken of this individual, which raised some attention. But, such videos were soon deleted before most people noticed.
However, some sharp individuals still saved such videos before the deletion. These individuals spread the videos in their chat groups, small message forums, and so on.
Something else started spreading as well. The person who spread these videos gave a nickname to the mysterious caped individual: "Blackwing."
As of now, the people who experienced monster attacks and knew at least that the monsters were real were currently afraid and anxious.
Such people no longer felt safe in this city. They didn't trust the police to be able to handle the monster situation. But, they didn't know whom they could believe in.
There was too much information on the internet to determine fake news from real news. People were tired of bad news about monsters popping up all over the place. People wanted good news that would make them feel reassured.
For example, news about a hero.
Not a hero from an anime or a movie. They wanted a real hero! They wanted a hero with supernatural powers that stepped up to protect everyone from the monsters since the police weren't able to do so.
As for these videos about Blackwing, there was something noticeably different about some of the videos taken of him. That would be the high-def resolution of the videos.
Some of the videos taken of Blackwing were obviously cell phone videos that were shaky and unclear. However, there were many videos of Blackwing that were incredibly clear and steady. Everyone could see all the little details about the monster and the caped individual… it was quite evident that these videos had been filmed with professional standard video equipment.
Would such a video be real then? Fighting monsters while bringing a cameraman crew? This seemed more like a movie!
Most people who saw such high-res videos felt that these videos were faked. People thought that this was yet another new "movie advertisement" trying to do a viral marketing campaign.
However, some experts gave their opinion that there was nothing fake about the videos… Or, more accurately, they couldn't find any evidence of special effects being used. Some people even went to the purported location of some of the monster fights. These people confirmed that it indeed looked like major fights had taken place at those locations!
This was indeed an intentionally created video. But, did that mean that the video had to be fake? Perhaps it was real, and that Blackwing individual intentionally brought cameramen to record his exploits to spread them on the internet.
Didn't that mean he was incredibly strong, enough to even bring cameramen along for a fight against monsters?
In every single video, the monsters were "easily" dispatched by Blackwing. There wasn't a single video in which Blackwing appeared to be under any pressure.
If these videos had been fake, why would the fighting scenes be so "simple" after spending so much money on realistic monsters and special effects? The fighting scenes should have been longer, with some cool fighting poses.
Some people thought that these videos were faked. These people mentioned how the other people seen in the videos acted as if these cameras didn't exist at all. That seemed unrealistic, so the other people in the videos must have been hired extras!
But, some people also were of the opinion that if this video was real, it was possible that the cameraman following such a powerful individual would also be no ordinary person. Perhaps the cameraman had the ability to remain invisible and go undetected by ordinary people.
People on the internet started arguing about whether these videos depicting Blackwing's monster fighting exploits were real or faked. And, these arguments caused the Blackwing videos to become more popular and spread even further. Blackwing's name slowly became known within the city.
Seiji didn't pay any attention to the "hero" videos that Kamitani sent him. He cared more about the information that Kamitani gave him as previously agreed upon.
Kamitani's information was about Chiaki.
Chiaki Wakaba was actually a descendant of a priest family!
Priests obviously referred to those who worked with the divine, the servants of the gods.
Although Yin Yang Masters were the strongest type of spiritual ability user in today's generation, priests had been far stronger than Yin Yang Masters in Sakura Island's history!
Priests would obtain wondrous powers from the gods that they served. For an incredibly long period of time, priests were at the very top of Sakura Island's society, ruling over all ordinary people as well as all other spiritual ability users.
This state continued all the way until seventy years ago.
As Seiji had learned when he'd first arrived in this dimension, the ancient civilization known as the Atlantis Empire had risen from the bottom of the ocean, and attempted to conquer the entire world!
Sakura Island had gotten involved in the world war as well. Various events happened due to the warfare. One major event was that the Yin Yang Master factions banded together and attacked the priests' faction!
The result of that battle was that the Yin Yang Masters obtained a total victory, with the priests being completely defeated. Yin Yang Masters replaced priests as the top of society.
The priests and their families were cruelly killed off by the Yin Yang Masters. But, some priests still managed to survive and leave behind descendants.
Although a priest's descendant wouldn't appear any different from a normal human on the outside, a priest's descendant would still have their god's "favor". The god's favor would extend down the family line to all the descendants.


Translator note: Apologies to the readers. This series is currently on hiatus. We ask for your understanding!
A 30-year-old Chinese NEET is reincarnated into the body of an otaku that choked to death on instant noodles. As he comes to grips with his new life, he realizes that this world is subtly different from Earth. The denizens of this world are far better looking, and this new world also possesses futuristic technology as well as mysterious Yin Yang masters! 
After reincarnating, he realized that he was endowed with a miraculous game-like system, which enables him to increase his own stats and transcend the limits of the human body. This system even has a game-breaking ability to save and load in real life!
In this new world that’s akin to a 2-D game, he just wants to enjoy life and head for a glorious future... However, he is quickly embroiled in a complex plot. Can he unlock his true potential and utilize his system to break the shackles that confine him and discover the truth about his previous body’s circumstances? 

It was no longer an odd job to make money with paid videos. This was especially the case with gamers, who made money through gaming. In the past, they made most of their money by selling in-game items, but now paid videos of game play made much more money. There were countless number of game VJs who earned hundreds of millions of won a year.
The same went for Warlord. Even without live broadcast channels, Warlord-related videos ranked among the top of paid videos. Even Hollywood was threatened by Warlord!
It went without saying that everyone uploaded videos to make whatever amount they could. Even cows or dogs did. As a result, there were over ten million Warlord-related videos coming out every day. It wasn't easy to stand out in this sea of videos. The only way was to spend big money to actively advertise the videos or to have a concept that stood out among the crowd.
This was how the Hahoe Mask Guild was formed.
An Jaehyun and Kim Dongsoo. They decided to form a guild the moment they joined hands, and they contemplated on what concept to use to make their guild known. It wasn't easy. They even considered dirty concepts like wearing underwear only. What's funny was that there were people who have done this already. There was even a guild where the members all danced in their underwear after a successful raid. Although it wasn't a Top 30 Guild, it was fairly popular.
In any case, An Jaehyun was the one to suggest something.
"Why don't we wear hahoe masks?"
Hahoe mask.
"It's a very Korean-esque, don't you think?"
It wasn't a bad idea. Thankfully, no other guild had used this concept before.
There was another reason.
"Also, we're all comrades in arms. Let's not do something like distinguishing our ranks through uniforms."
Almost all famous guilds had a symbol, and they matched their uniforms around that symbol. The bigger the guild was, the more people it had. As such, they distinguished their ranks using uniforms – 1st corp, 2nd corp, 3rd corp, etc.
But An Jaehyun suggested that every guild members wear the same mask. His dream back then was for everyone to eat and live well. His suggestion was approved, and the Hahoe Mask Guild was born. The concept of wearing hahoe masks in battles worked quite well, and they garnered attention at a quick pace.
Because of this, Hyrkan couldn't throw away the hahoe mask. It was his pride and joy, almost like a son. Plus, he couldn't throw away a concept he knew would work. In fact, he had to do it before others did.
But he had forgotten about it.
With the blue werewolf corpse in front of him, Hyrkan shook his head while watching the video he just took through the hologram monitor.
'The video came out well, but…'
The battle video was amazing. His battle style was something never before seen in Warlord. It could go viral if word got around, and Hyrkan's name was naturally spread.
On the other hand, if he really wanted to make hahoe mask his concept, he couldn't release a video with his real face.
It wasn't that he feared his face becoming recognized. At this time, no one should know who he was anyways. His war against the Stormhunter Guild hadn't yet happened.
'Concepts only work when you take it and keep it.'
What was important was the concept.
Wearing a hahoe mask after showing his face already? The impact lessened greatly. Especially if the concept revolved around wearing masks, it was important always to have it on to add to the mysterious effect.
Most importantly, Hyrkan wasn't handsome enough that he would benefit in any way by showing his face. In fact, he would be happy not to get penalized. Of course, if he used anti-face recognition mode, he could blur his face out. It was basic. In Warlord, players could prevent others from taking videos of them by using the anti-face recognition mode. Without this system, Warlord would become a voyeur heaven.
Of course, if he wanted to upload the video, it was possible. He just had to put in the hahoe mask with CG work.
But hiring a professional to do this was something he couldn't do.
"Ehew."
In the end, Hyrkan decided to give up on the video. Though wasteful, he could always make another one. Although blue werewolves were a popular search topic, it didn't necessarily guarantee high viewer count.
'I was dumb.'
Moreover, it was Hyrkan's fault. He couldn't blame anyone.
And this was who Hyrkan was. He was far from the word 'perfect.' Except in games, he was below average in everything. It was why he bet devoted his life to gaming. If he were good at anything else, he wouldn't have bet his life on gaming, nor would he have been so shaken after being betrayed.
After calming himself, Hyrkan got up.
He didn't have much time.
Plus, killing the blue werewolf was a big profit in itself.
He was given an opportunity.
'Looks like I can finally use the Skeleton Fragment skill properly.'
★★★
In Warlord, completed items didn't drop after killing monsters.
Except for items received as quest rewards, most were crafted. The crafting process was largely split into three stages.
The first was to obtain the materials. To obtain the materials, players had to disassemble the monsters. The moment the monsters' HP became 0 they could be disassembled. It became much easier to skin the monster, like opening a well-packed box. If you did it randomly, the tape would get in the way, but by using a knife, it became much easier.
As soon as the leather, skin, or scales come off, the monsters begin melting. Players called it the ice-cream mode. During this process, it was possible to taste the monsters' meat. They surprisingly had various tastes, like different flavors of ice-cream. They were also cold, like a dessert after players.
Finally, after the monsters finished melting, they left behind bones and jewels.
What was important to note was that skin and bones were something obtainable from all monsters, but not jewels. Jewels had a drop rate. Some dropped them; some didn't. And these jewels were usually used to craft high-ranking items, starting from rare rank.
Furthermore, the skin and bones could be converted into coin form whenever the players wanted. If one converted the skin and bones of an apartment-sized monster, he could get enough coins to fit a 20-kilogram rice bag. It wasn't light, but it was much better than carrying around the skin and bones. Besides, no players hated getting a rice bag worth of coins. In fact, they would say 'this is all I get?' Then again, common sense would ask why they didn't just place them in the inventory.
These materials could be used to craft items with the Cube in Item Factories located in certain castles. Although the official name was Cube, players called it the slot machine. If one put it the basic materials needed to craft items and coins, a normal-rank item popped out. To get items rare or above, jewels had to be put in. After putting in the materials in the cube, one just had to shake it furiously; then an item popped out from inside.
There were times when a unique-rank item came out from the expected normal or rare rank items. There were cube addicts who bet on this small chance and continued buying materials for crafting. It was so bad that people were concerned whether there should be a law against it. Some players spent their whole time cubing like this. Of course, as it was cumbersome to constantly shake the cube, there were workshops for it as well. The workers logged in and shook the cube all day. After a month of this part-time job, you wouldn't want to play Warlord even if you could for free.
In any case, the stat of these unique-rank items were at least 25 levels higher than normal-rank items of the same level. At a time where a level 70 player was the highest, a 25 level difference was huge.
As for the Skeleton Fragment skill, it used same materials as one would for cubing. It was a simple process. You just had to hold the coin tightly in hand and use the Skeleton Fragment skill.
Then.
[You created a Skeleton Fragment using blue werewolf bones.]
[Proficiency in Skeleton Fragment increase.]
A new Skeleton Fragment could be obtained.
Hyrkan opened his hand. Instead of a human skull, the skeleton fragment now took the form of a wolf head. Hyrkan immediately threw the skeleton fragment on the ground.
A new Skeleton Warrior appeared. With its wolf-skull, the Skeleton Warrior looked much more fearsome than before. It had two fangs invoked chills, and Hyrkan liked its burning, red eyes.
Whoosh!
Hyrkan threw a surprise punch at the Skeleton Warrior, which it lightly avoided. While avoiding, it distanced itself far away from Hyrkan. Hyrkan, who had been planning on giving it a kick, smiled instead.
'It's definitely faster than before.'
The new Skeleton Warrior was undoubtedly faster than the basic one.
At the same time, he felt a bit of pressure.
'A monster for one skeleton fragment. It's no problem for small fries, but if I want to make one out of a boss monster… what a money eating skill.'
Skeleton Warriors stats changed depending on the monster used as its base. One made from a boss monster would naturally be stronger.
On the other hand, monster bones were the most frequently used crafting material.
It meant it would cost a lot.
Of course, there was no need to be stingy. What was important was making back the money spent.
Hyrkan took out his hahoe mask.
'No more mistakes.'
Hyrkan also took out a hahoe mask to give his Skeleton Warrior. He was fully prepared to push his concept.
"Hm?"
Once again, Hyrkan realized something.
'It doesn't fit because of its protruding mouth!'
That he really was a dumbass in anything other than gaming.
"Fuck, why am I so stupid?"
It was just another reason Hyrkan had to devote his life to gaming.

Year 2035. The Virtual reality game, Warlord, changed the world. An Jaehyun was one of the many who wished to change his life through the game. After dedicating his life to the game, he was met with a betrayal. A betrayal by his comrades. As a result, he lost everything. But a chance was given to him. A chance to redo everything again! "I won't play with others again. Whatever the outcome, I'll show that I can do it alone." Others rolled a dice to split the spoils of victory. An Jaehyun ate it all by himself. It was the start of An Jaehyun's solo game life.

It was no longer an odd job to make money with paid videos. This was especially the case with gamers, who made money through gaming. In the past, they made most of their money by selling in-game items, but now paid videos of game play made much more money. There were countless number of game VJs who earned hundreds of millions of won a year.

The same went for Warlord. Even without live broadcast channels, Warlord-related videos ranked among the top of paid videos. Even Hollywood was threatened by Warlord!

It went without saying that everyone uploaded videos to make whatever amount they could. Even cows or dogs did. As a result, there were over ten million Warlord-related videos coming out every day. It wasn't easy to stand out in this sea of videos. The only way was to spend big money to actively advertise the videos or to have a concept that stood out among the crowd.

This was how the Hahoe Mask Guild was formed.

An Jaehyun and Kim Dongsoo. They decided to form a guild the moment they joined hands, and they contemplated on what concept to use to make their guild known. It wasn't easy. They even considered dirty concepts like wearing underwear only. What's funny was that there were people who have done this already. There was even a guild where the members all danced in their underwear after a successful raid. Although it wasn't a Top 30 Guild, it was fairly popular.

In any case, An Jaehyun was the one to suggest something.

"Why don't we wear hahoe masks?"

Hahoe mask.

"It's a very Korean-esque, don't you think?"

It wasn't a bad idea. Thankfully, no other guild had used this concept before.

There was another reason.

"Also, we're all comrades in arms. Let's not do something like distinguishing our ranks through uniforms."

Almost all famous guilds had a symbol, and they matched their uniforms around that symbol. The bigger the guild was, the more people it had. As such, they distinguished their ranks using uniforms – 1st corp, 2nd corp, 3rd corp, etc.

But An Jaehyun suggested that every guild members wear the same mask. His dream back then was for everyone to eat and live well. His suggestion was approved, and the Hahoe Mask Guild was born. The concept of wearing hahoe masks in battles worked quite well, and they garnered attention at a quick pace.

Because of this, Hyrkan couldn't throw away the hahoe mask. It was his pride and joy, almost like a son. Plus, he couldn't throw away a concept he knew would work. In fact, he had to do it before others did.

But he had forgotten about it.

With the blue werewolf corpse in front of him, Hyrkan shook his head while watching the video he just took through the hologram monitor.

'The video came out well, but…'

The battle video was amazing. His battle style was something never before seen in Warlord. It could go viral if word got around, and Hyrkan's name was naturally spread.

On the other hand, if he really wanted to make hahoe mask his concept, he couldn't release a video with his real face.

It wasn't that he feared his face becoming recognized. At this time, no one should know who he was anyways. His war against the Stormhunter Guild hadn't yet happened.

'Concepts only work when you take it and keep it.'

What was important was the concept.

Wearing a hahoe mask after showing his face already? The impact lessened greatly. Especially if the concept revolved around wearing masks, it was important always to have it on to add to the mysterious effect.

Most importantly, Hyrkan wasn't handsome enough that he would benefit in any way by showing his face. In fact, he would be happy not to get penalized. Of course, if he used anti-face recognition mode, he could blur his face out. It was basic. In Warlord, players could prevent others from taking videos of them by using the anti-face recognition mode. Without this system, Warlord would become a voyeur heaven.

Of course, if he wanted to upload the video, it was possible. He just had to put in the hahoe mask with CG work.

But hiring a professional to do this was something he couldn't do.

"Ehew."

In the end, Hyrkan decided to give up on the video. Though wasteful, he could always make another one. Although blue werewolves were a popular search topic, it didn't necessarily guarantee high viewer count.

'I was dumb.'

Moreover, it was Hyrkan's fault. He couldn't blame anyone.

And this was who Hyrkan was. He was far from the word 'perfect.' Except in games, he was below average in everything. It was why he bet devoted his life to gaming. If he were good at anything else, he wouldn't have bet his life on gaming, nor would he have been so shaken after being betrayed.

After calming himself, Hyrkan got up.

He didn't have much time.

Plus, killing the blue werewolf was a big profit in itself.

He was given an opportunity.

'Looks like I can finally use the Skeleton Fragment skill properly.'

★★★

In Warlord, completed items didn't drop after killing monsters.

Except for items received as quest rewards, most were crafted. The crafting process was largely split into three stages.

The first was to obtain the materials. To obtain the materials, players had to disassemble the monsters. The moment the monsters' HP became 0 they could be disassembled. It became much easier to skin the monster, like opening a well-packed box. If you did it randomly, the tape would get in the way, but by using a knife, it became much easier.

As soon as the leather, skin, or scales come off, the monsters begin melting. Players called it the ice-cream mode. During this process, it was possible to taste the monsters' meat. They surprisingly had various tastes, like different flavors of ice-cream. They were also cold, like a dessert after players.

Finally, after the monsters finished melting, they left behind bones and jewels.

What was important to note was that skin and bones were something obtainable from all monsters, but not jewels. Jewels had a drop rate. Some dropped them; some didn't. And these jewels were usually used to craft high-ranking items, starting from rare rank.

Furthermore, the skin and bones could be converted into coin form whenever the players wanted. If one converted the skin and bones of an apartment-sized monster, he could get enough coins to fit a 20-kilogram rice bag. It wasn't light, but it was much better than carrying around the skin and bones. Besides, no players hated getting a rice bag worth of coins. In fact, they would say 'this is all I get?' Then again, common sense would ask why they didn't just place them in the inventory.

These materials could be used to craft items with the Cube in Item Factories located in certain castles. Although the official name was Cube, players called it the slot machine. If one put it the basic materials needed to craft items and coins, a normal-rank item popped out. To get items rare or above, jewels had to be put in. After putting in the materials in the cube, one just had to shake it furiously; then an item popped out from inside.

There were times when a unique-rank item came out from the expected normal or rare rank items. There were cube addicts who bet on this small chance and continued buying materials for crafting. It was so bad that people were concerned whether there should be a law against it. Some players spent their whole time cubing like this. Of course, as it was cumbersome to constantly shake the cube, there were workshops for it as well. The workers logged in and shook the cube all day. After a month of this part-time job, you wouldn't want to play Warlord even if you could for free.

In any case, the stat of these unique-rank items were at least 25 levels higher than normal-rank items of the same level. At a time where a level 70 player was the highest, a 25 level difference was huge.

As for the Skeleton Fragment skill, it used same materials as one would for cubing. It was a simple process. You just had to hold the coin tightly in hand and use the Skeleton Fragment skill.

Then.

[You created a Skeleton Fragment using blue werewolf bones.]

[Proficiency in Skeleton Fragment increase.]

A new Skeleton Fragment could be obtained.

Hyrkan opened his hand. Instead of a human skull, the skeleton fragment now took the form of a wolf head. Hyrkan immediately threw the skeleton fragment on the ground.

A new Skeleton Warrior appeared. With its wolf-skull, the Skeleton Warrior looked much more fearsome than before. It had two fangs invoked chills, and Hyrkan liked its burning, red eyes.

Whoosh!

Hyrkan threw a surprise punch at the Skeleton Warrior, which it lightly avoided. While avoiding, it distanced itself far away from Hyrkan. Hyrkan, who had been planning on giving it a kick, smiled instead.

'It's definitely faster than before.'

The new Skeleton Warrior was undoubtedly faster than the basic one.

At the same time, he felt a bit of pressure.

'A monster for one skeleton fragment. It's no problem for small fries, but if I want to make one out of a boss monster… what a money eating skill.'

Skeleton Warriors stats changed depending on the monster used as its base. One made from a boss monster would naturally be stronger.

On the other hand, monster bones were the most frequently used crafting material.

It meant it would cost a lot.

Of course, there was no need to be stingy. What was important was making back the money spent.

Hyrkan took out his hahoe mask.

'No more mistakes.'

Hyrkan also took out a hahoe mask to give his Skeleton Warrior. He was fully prepared to push his concept.

"Hm?"

Once again, Hyrkan realized something.

'It doesn't fit because of its protruding mouth!'

That he really was a dumbass in anything other than gaming.

"Fuck, why am I so stupid?"

It was just another reason Hyrkan had to devote his life to gaming.

MrPiratedFan
*This novel is not own by me or Webnovel. 

Author: D-Dart; 디다트

Original Publisher: Munpia

Language: Korean web novel

Translator: Wuxiaworld

Year 2035. The virtual reality game, Warlord, changed the world. An Jaehyun was one of the many who wished to change his life through the game. After dedicating his life to the game, he was met with a betrayal. A betrayal by his comrades. As a result, he lost everything. But a chance was given to him. A chance to redo everything again! “I won’t play with others ever again. Whatever the outcome, I’ll show that I can do it alone.” Others rolled a dice to split the spoils of victory. An Jaehyun ate it all by himself. It was the start of An Jaehyun’s solo game life.

*This novel is not own by me or Webnovel. 
*I love this novel and decided to post it on Webnovel. 
*Credit to the Author/Writer of this Novel and translators 'Wuxiaworld', God make you stronger. 
MrPiratedFan.

However, just then, in the Lotus Domain's Breeding Ground that was this peaceful, a dark shadow appeared.
"Harin, I'm done!"
The moment he heard that voice, Bbookbbook put the whole meatball that was right in front of him into his mouth.
Bboo-Bbook-
And in order to cut off Jinsung's attention, Harin quickly stood up from her spot.
"Oh, Jinsung, you came?"
She smiled brightly as she approached Ian.
However, despite her efforts, Ian's attention was focused completely on something else.
"Bbookbbook."
Ian's voice dropped lowly.
Bbookbbook, who was biting onto a mouthful of meatball, had frozen on the spot like ice.
Ian slowly approached Bbookbbook.
"Are you not going to answer? Bbookbbook?"
It wasn't that Bbookbbook wasn't responding, but that he 'couldn't' respond because of the piece of meat that filled his mouth.
Bbookbbook desperately tried to somehow swallow the meatball that was in his mouth whole before Ian got to him.
However, since he had shoved down five meatballs at once, there was no way that would be easy.
"Our Bbookbbook, did you eat your lunch well?"
As if Bbookbbook had heard the voice of the Grim Reaper, he shut his eyes tightly.
As Ian's voice could be heard coming closer and closer, Bbookbbook became more anxious.
And as Ian stood right behind him, Bbookbbook used his last resort.
Bbook-!
He tried to hide inside his shell.
However, because of the meatball that filled his mouth, his head, which was already big enough as it was, caught onto his shell and couldn't go in.
Ian, who saw that, smirked.
"What are you doing, dude."
After approaching Bbookbbook, he picked up his shell and shook him side to side mercilessly.
"What exactly have you stuffed your mouth with? There's no way that you've eaten everything without leaving this hyung anything, right, Bbookbbook?"
Bbookbbook felt that the meatball that was in his mouth would drop to the ground any moment now, but he desperately swallowed the meatball.
Because if he swallowed the whole thing, he hoped that Ian would also let it slide as he would have no evidence.
However, just then.
A situation outside of Bbookbbook's prediction was unfolded.
Ian suddenly put Bbookbbook down.
And the words that came out of his mouth made Bbookbbook fall into despair.
"Hmm, Bbookbbook, I think you weigh about 200 grams more than usual, so you must have eaten about five more meatballs."
As if he was a scale, it was a calculation of the exact number.
From the mouth of Bbookbbook, who was taken aback, a hiccup came out before he realized it.
Bboo-Kkook-.
After following Ian and coming out to the world, Bbookbbook had seen his many abilities, but by far, there was never a time that he had felt Ian's abilities to be as mysterious as right now.
At Ian's 'superhuman skill', even Harin wore a flustered expression as she stared at him.
Of course, Ian had just made a rough estimation.
"Bbookbbook."
As Ian called Bbookbbook, Bbookbbook, who had swallowed all of the meatballs before he realized, responded with a sad expression.
Bbook…
Ian's words continued.
"Since you've eaten five more meatballs, one meatball will be deducted each meal for 5 days."
At Ian's cold-blooded and heartless judgement, both of Bbookbbook's eyes were filled with tears.
Bboo-Bbook!
Bbookbbook tried once to defy him timidly, but Ian was cold-hearted.
"If you don't listen to me, I'll deduct another meatball each time."
At the terrible threat, Bbookbbook eventually dropped his head with a dejected expression.
Bbookbbook.
Bbookbbook was depressed.
He was very regretful that he couldn't even savour the flavour and just swallowed hastily in order to eat it quickly.
If he knew that this was going to be the case, he would have eaten about two meatballs slowly as he savoured it.
If that had happened, it would have ended off as a happy lunch.
Ian, who had finished Bbookbbook's lesson(?) as usual, turned his head towards Harin.
"Where to today, Harin?"
"Uh… Uh? One second!"
Harin, who was watching Bbookbbook and Ian with a dazed expression, was taken aback as Ian called her.
This was because she didn't have any thoughts up until moments before.
After thinking about it for a moment, Harin responded.
"Hmm… Let's go to Norman Mountains today."
"Norman Mountains?"
"Yeah!"
Truthfully, the reason why Harin was waiting for Ian right now was because today Ian was on duty to be Harin's gathering guide.
Harin chose Norman Mountains, where there were a lot of ingredients she needed from and where the route was long.
This was because she was determined to make the most out of her time with Ian.
After thinking about it for a moment, Ian opened his mouth.
"Harin, instead of there, how about Forlas Plateau? Would there be no ingredients there?"
"Where was Forlas Plateau again?"
"It's a plateau that's right after you pass through Norman Mountains, but it's probably a place you haven't been to yet. The average monster level is around 120."
At those words, Harin answered with a flustered expression.
"Huuuh? Would it be okay for us to go to such a dangerous place like that?"
Ian nodded his head.
"Yeah. It's alright. Over there, their level range is high, but the number of monsters is quite on the low side, so there should be no problem for me to protect you even with just me."
Harin, who felt butterflies in her stomach for some odd reason at the words 'protect', didn't think about it anymore and nodded her head energetically.
"Alright, cool! Let's go!"
Harin was around lv 90 now.
She could end up being kicked out of the game in an instant if she was caught properly by a lv 120 monster, but whether she had even realized that, she just wore a broad smile.
"Can you go right now?"
Harin nodded her head without hesitation.
"Yeah!"
Like that, the slightly dangerous date(?) of the two people began.
 
* * *
 
YouCast, a video-sharing site that is the most famous and largest in size in the world.
In YouCast, there are a lot of vast and diverse videos that pop up, but amongst them, the videos that take up most of the shares are the game 'Kailan' videos.
This was because Kailan, which was reaching its first-year anniversary since opening, was spreading rapidly throughout the world, and had become a game so famous that there was nobody that didn't know it.
Even in South America, where it was the latest area that the service opened, Kailan had taken up over 50% of the game shares there already, there was no way it couldn't be a truly amazing figure.
"Hmm… Are there no good sources lately anywhere?"
Sojin, a named uploader in YouCast, was a freelancer that usually dealt professionally with video editing and CG.
However, ever since starting Kailan, she began to professionally edit Kailan's videos and upload them onto YouCast, and amongst the videos that she uploaded, was a video that exploded, causing her to decide to change her job into a YouCast uploader.
Of course, even amongst games, she was a specialty uploader in the Kailan category.
"I thought that I'd be able to make some money with the giant guild territory wars this month, but there aren't as many good ones as I expected."
After obtaining the information that the base protections of the giant guilds' domains would be released all at once, Sojin was full of expectancy to edit the videos that would come out from there and upload them.
As she also had an exclusive contract with the Valiant Guild, which was ranked at 5th place in the guild rankings, she was exclusively provided with the videos of the Valiant Guild's war.
And in the beginning, just as she predicted, because the giant guilds were at each other's throats, she was able to get a hold of a couple good videos, and she had made a decent amount with them.
However, as about a week passed by, just like before the base protection was released, all of the guilds had become quiet.
Especially the fights amongst the giant guilds, which Sojin wanted most, rarely happened.
This was because, unless there was a decent power gap, it was decided from the result of the territory wars that happened within a couple days that it was hard for the attacking guild to win against the defending guild.
That's why after losing her enthusiasm, she had lowered her expectations and was currently searching for different videos.
"Are there no sources anywhere that could be made into an issue right away…"
However, just then.
While searching videos diligently with the keyword 'territory wars', a quite interesting title caught her eye.
 
•	Kailan Diamond-Class Territory War (Lotus Vs Polaris) Mad Movie (1 VS 30)
•	Two days ago.
•	View Count – 58,291
•	A mad movie on the Summoner user 'Ian' of the Lotus Guild, who was famous for sweeping up the top ranks of the lv 100 Forlan dungeon.
•	This is a personal cam that was shot in-person at the Valiant Battleground.
•	Please watch and enjoy^^
 
Sojin, who read the content that popped up on her screen, mumbled with a slightly dumbfounded expression.
"It's a Diamond-class territory war, yet how did they fight 1 vs 30? If they won against 30 opponents alone, did a user at around lv 130 slaughter users that are in the lv 80-range?"
However, after seeing the part saying 'Summoner', her expression turned into a frown.
This was because, if it was a Summoner-class, from what she knew, there weren't a lot of users that were over lv 100, let alone lv 130.
'It must be a video watching beginners that are under lv 50. Lately, anything and everything is being labelled a mad movie.'
However, still, as it had been a while since a title that was interesting enough caught her eye, she couldn't just skip it.
'Well, since I've got nothing to lose, shall we give it a click?'
She wasn't expecting much for it to be an amazing video, but the part stating 1vs 30 was very charming.
"Oh-ho?"
The video quality and structure looked quite good for one that an ordinary person in the spectators' area took.
However, as the video started, both eyes of Sojin, who studied the camps on either side, slightly widened.
"Huh? The levels of the side where there are 30 are still over lv 90."
The couple of users that had left their levels on public had caught her eyes. The other users were also users that weren't at a beginner-level either.
Moved by excitement, she began to focus on the video even more.
'What the hell? Are they really going to win against that fighting power alone?'
As the battle soon began, the Summoner that stood alone on the other side started to summon monsters that looked like his Familiars.
And the eyes of Sojin, who checked each and every one, rounded.
This was because, they were mostly monsters that she was seeing for the first time, but the monster that looked like a white tiger with red stripes was one that she also knew.
'That… Isn't that a Hallikan?'
The Hallikan, a Boss monster ranking at a Heroic-rank that users of a top-ranking guild just barely succeeded in killing it in a raid in the north.
On top of that, as she remembered seeing a video where they had received almost annihilating amounts of damage and just luckily cleared it, it made sense as to why she was so taken aback.
It looked as if it was a little smaller in size than the Hallikan that appeared as a boss monster, but the outer appearance was still definitely a Hallikan.
'This crazy! How exactly did he obtain a Heroic-rank monster that's over lv 150? Catching it would have been absolutely impossible…'
However, no matter how curious she was, because there was no way for her to know, she put aside her curiosity for now and began to focus on the video.
And in the video, Ian's one-sided slaughtering began.
"Wo, wow…!"
Before she even realized it, Sojin let out an exclamation.
Her jaw had automatically dropped while looking at the excellent connection of the AoE skills that made her have chills and the control of the Familiars, as well as Ian's battlefield command that didn't leave any NPC carelessly idle.
Because of Ddukdae's Abyss Hole and Lake's Breath from the beginning, as well as the connection of Pin's AoE skill Crush, it was a fight that already started off with more than half the fighting power slaughtered, but the battle that continued after was still elaborate and impressive enough to cause Sojin to automatically let out exclamations.
'No, why is this video still buried away?'
Sojin, who watched the video that was slightly over 20 minutes long while holding her breath, hurriedly checked the view count of the video.
The view count was about 50 thousand.
It was hard to say that it was an extremely low view count, but it was definitely not a lot.
"I need to buy the copyright to this video immediately!"
Sojin quickly clicked the ID of the uploader of the video, and found out their contact information.
With an incredibly excited expression, she was quickly typing the numbers onto her smartphone.
"This… Is truly a jackpot!"
After editing this video incredibly well and getting it up in the top ranks first, a plan to find the user named 'Ian' and make an exclusive contract with him was quickly mapped out in her head.
Because the top-ranking rankers already had an exclusive contract with companies or experts, for her, as she started later, she didn't have a ranker that she traded videos with 1 on 1.
At the harvest that was larger than expected, her two eyes shone with anticipation.

The world’s largest scale virtual reality game, ‘Kailan’.

A well-known gamer in the virtual reality game community, Ian.

He reset his lv 93 character to obtain a hidden class… but the class he chose was the most useless class in Kailan, the summoner? On top of that, a call from his professor leads to a mental breakdown! To avoid academic probation, he must level up to the same level as his reset character in two months!

Such quick reactions?
Li Yao retrieved a high-resolution crystal camera from his Cosmos Ring and wore it on his left eye. After adjusting the focal length and observing through the window, he finally detected the two magnificent words 'Dragon Horse' on the heads of the four crystal warships.
The Dragon Horse Legion was one of the sixteen crystal suit legions of the Star Glory Federation. It had just been equipped with the latest model of the Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit and was one of the main forces of the federal army.
More importantly, judging from a piece of intelligence that had been sent to the Blood Demon Sector twenty years ago, the only one who had access to the intelligence at that time happened to be the supreme commander of the Dragon Horse Legion right now!
The guy was likely one of the Children of the Nether World.
Is it a coincidence?
Li Yao frowned. Then he suddenly realized that it was not a coincidence at all. If the Children of the Nether World were really determined to cut off the connection between the Blood Demon Sector and the Heaven's Origin Sector, naturally, they would try to send their forces to the frontline on the Grand Desolate Plateau so that they could block or jam the information at the earliest opportunity.
However, everything so far was just speculation. Li Yao did not have any solid evidence to prove the real identity of Duanmu Ming. Perhaps the Child of the Nether World was somebody else, and he was nothing but a loyal, dutiful general of the federal army. If so, it would be hard to explain his aggressive action later.
Even if Duanmu Ming was a real Child of the Nether World, most of the federal soldiers in the Dragon Horse Legion would still be innocent. There was no way that Li Yao would attack them.
This is tricky now. I need more information to decide what to do next!
Li Yao licked his lips and touched his cheeks, which were somewhat greasy. He then took off a thin membrane from his face. The muscles on his face bulged part after part, turning him into a much more barbaric appearance.
I knew that the trip wouldn't be so simple. Thankfully, I came prepared. I will find out whether or not Duanmu Ming is a Child of the Nether World, and what they are up to exactly, after a minor test!
Seeing that the four crystal warships were getting closer and closer to his memorial park, Li Yao took a deep breath, retrieved the fundamental version of the Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit, and then—
He broke out of the window and ran away!
Swoosh!
Li Yao leapt high and stomped on his own statue brutally, jumping to his own monument with the counterforce like lightning. Then, he stomped hard again and accelerated to maximum!
His rapid actions immediately attracted the attention of the four crystal warships. They flew toward Li Yao. Dozens of sharp mystic rays blocked his every path of escape!
The cabin doors on the two sides of the crystal warships were slowly opened, like sharks splitting their bloody mouths. Almost a hundred armed shuttles and Mystic Skeleton Battlesuits dashed out!
BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
From the turrets on the four crystal warships, translucent spiritual waves were blowing out. Like highly condensed water balls, they raised immense blasts on the ground and smashed Li Yao like a tsunami.
They were stun grenades that did not boast much damage. The federal army was not clear of Li Yao's identity yet. They did not know who the Cultivator in the Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit was exactly. Naturally, they were not planning to kill him but capture him alive.
Had he not seen his own memorial park in person, Li Yao would have decided to be captured by them and explain everything to them slowly. But right now, how could Li Yao submit to a suspected Child of the Nether World?
Like the most skilled surfer, he was moving agilely on the violent surging tides made of the blast. He looked for the tiny, volatile gaps and accelerated again and again with the impetus of the blasts!
However, the specifications of the fundamental version of the Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit were too plain after all and far from his standard. After several extreme sprints and changes of direction, three power rune arrays on the back exploded abruptly after weird noises!
The Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit staggered in midair as if he had stepped on a banana skin!
BOOM! CRACK!
The four crystal warships nearby had been waiting for the opportunity. The Fiery Crow Cannons, the secondary cannons on the two sides of the warships, opened fire simultaneously. Scorching magma was tossed toward Li Yao, forming walls of fire that were thousands of degrees in temperature and further limiting his zone of activity.
On the heads of the crystal warship warships, the horn-like main guns were condensing dazzling balls of lightning. After a few thunderous noises, the balls of lightnings appeared right above Li Yao's head as if they were teleported there. Then, they bloomed and split in thousands of electric arcs that constituted a giant net of electricity with a coverage of several square kilometers like crazily dancing silver snakes!
Zi! Zi! Zi! Zi! Zi! Zi!
Li Yao was immediately hit by an electric shock. The Mystic Skeleton Battlesuit broke apart, and his blood was spurting out.
With a roar, he injected a strengthening drug into his neck quickly. His speed did not drop but even further rose as he looked for the gap among the electric arcs. As if he were dancing in the lightning, he finally breached the electric net and rushed forward before the armed shuttles and crystal suits surrounded him!
In a moment, he had already dashed a hundred kilometers away. In front of him was a dense forest of rocks. The crevices on the rocks led to spacious, interconnecting caves underground!
On the Grand Desolate Plateau, there were too many such underground caves, but Li Yao had selected the shelter carefully and even surveyed it before he arrived as part of his backup plan.
Shua!
Before the second electric net—which was even more powerful—enveloped him, Li Yao sprinted into the rocks and crawled into the underground cave!
The trap had been completed.
It remained to be seen whether or not Duanmu Ming would fall into it!
…
In the sky above the forest of rocks, hundreds of elite Exos from the Dragon Horse Legion from the four crystal warships were about to charge into the underground cave to search when they were ordered to stand by and establish a perimeter.
Very soon, an assault ship that was reinforced with strengthening plates that looked like dragon scales on the shell moved to area above the forest of rocks.
Duanmu Ming, a major general of the federal army and the supreme commander of the Dragon Horse Legion, was sitting inside the assault warship and staring at all the battle videos just now as well as the picture that the guards of Li Yao's memorial part captured through their Demon Beast Detectors.
Duanmu Ming's face was fair, and he had no beard. He appeared to be a graceful advisor in the army, if not a knowledgeable scholar.
However, he was most famous for his cruel, brutal, insane, and fearless style in battle. He had rushed to the frontline to fight against the demons countless times.
Such recklessness had been criticized by many people. However, Iron Commander Zhou Hengdao, a big shot in the military, quite liked his style. Also, he seemed to have natural intuitions that allowed him to pierce into the most weakly defended sections every time, thereby laying the foundations for victory and shattering all doubts about him.
Therefore, his position had been rising without any hinderance. After only twenty years, he had grown from the deputy chief of staff of a regular troop to the supreme commander of one of the sixteen crystal suit legions in the federation!
Right now, inside the secret chamber, Duanmu Ming and an advisor of the Dragon Scale Legion were alone. Their countenance was both solemn and a little bit weird.
"The voice test has been completed."
The advisor tapped on the light beam of the mini crystal processor. Curves high and low immediately appeared, along with Li Yao's voice.
"Tell me. How did Vulture Li Yao die exactly?"
Every syllable was turned into dozens of curves and hundreds of pieces of data, which were then compared to the voiceprints in the secret database. Very soon, an almost identical voiceprint jumped out.
The identity information of the guy popped up.
Duanmu Ming's pupils shrank suddenly. Somewhat surprised, he asked, "It's him?"
"Yes. The match rate of the voiceprint comparison is 92%. They should be the same guy.
"Also, we have retrieved blood samples from the debris of the crystal suit that he threw out. The blood has been analyzed and compared just now. It is very similar to… the blood samples we got from the other side.
"The result of the Dynamical Movement Capturing and Analysis is out, too."
The advisor opened Li Yao's combat videos. In the videos, Li Yao's body gradually turned almost transparent, replaced by a series of data and lines. "We have analyzed the guy's every movement and compared them with the old videos in the database. 51% of the habitual movements are identical."
Duanmu Ming frowned. "Only 51%?"
"Yes," the advisor said. "Because the guy was trying to conceal his identity and refraining from his habits, the match rate is only 51%. But still, he gave himself away at the critical moment. The movement where he injected the strengthening drug subconsciously is 100% match with the old videos in our database!
"Voiceprint, blood, and the Dynamical Movement Capturing and Analysis have all reported high similarities. They are enough to prove his identity!
"He is Han Tuhu, the commander of the Flying Tigers Legion!"
"But his face was not Han Tuhu's," Duanmu Ming said coldly.
"We have analyzed his face carefully based on the surveillance picture captured by the soldiers. His facial expression was a bit rigid. He must've covered a membrane on his face and changed his appearance."
Duanmu Ming squinted and said, "Han Tuhu should be a half-human, half-demon monster."
"That, I cannot explain. Since the Eye of Blood Demon was destroyed and the Spore Stratagem failed three months ago, our intelligence network there has suffered a heavy blow. It's been a long time since we last received a piece of valuable information. Chances are that the Pantheon of Demons has already developed reduction drugs that can control the primeval cells satisfactorily.
"If such drugs have truly been developed, and Han Tuhu's appearance can be restored to that of a human being, he is certainly one of the best candidates to come back. He was the commander of the Flying Tigers Legion. The military will not turn a deaf ear to what he says."
"Alright!" Duanmu Ming suddenly rose up. "We cannot allow Han Tuhu to fall into anyone else's hands. Let's go capture him ourselves! But don't attack him for now. He should be unaware of our secrets. Let me figure out a way to elicit the latest intelligence about the Blood Demon Sector from him first!
"However, Han Tuhu is an expert at the peak of the Core Formation Stage after all. In case anything goes wrong, make sure that the No. 4 Plan for Core Formation Stage Cultivators is ready in half an hour!"


“Even if this universe is truly nothing more than a brutal, bloody, shadowy forest, we Cultivators will burn all that we have just to give off a single weak flickering spark in the darkness! 
“No matter how weak each spark is, how short-lived, how small… As long as the sparks flow unabated, then one day one of those sparks will light some tinder, and that tinder shall light some fallen branches, and those branches shall set ablaze each and every last tree of the forest! 
“In the end, even the smallest sparks will eventually set the shadowy forest ablaze and illuminate the whole world!”
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** Qidian International and the former translator, Mr. Strivon, have reached an agreement to buy out the chapters and host them on our site. We will be continuing the translation from the last chapter translated by Mr. Strivon **

For the next two days, Lin Huang prepared himself to hunt down the Six-Armed Demon. He even spent 100,000 credit points to expand the capacity of his storage space into 100 cubic meters.
 
After riding on the Demonic Crystal Spaceship, he arrived at foothold No.7C87 within a few hours. He looked for a hotel and stayed there.
 
Foothold No.7C87 was the top-tier foothold in the No.7D101 Wulin Town region which was the town Lin Huang was in. The locals called it Baqi City as the term sounded almost like the number 87. This was not its original name, though. People had forgotten its original name as they were so used to calling it Baqi City.
 
Baqi City was a regular C-grade foothold. A medium-sized foothold was a lot bigger than the average small sized foothold.
 
In comparison, the area of a small-sized foothold was almost the same as the area of a town on Earth. On the other hand, a medium-sized foothold would be the area of three cities on Earth, having a population greater than one million people.
 
Baqi City was livelier than Wulin Town and Snowy Mountain Town.
 
In Wulin Town, it seemed that there were no activities held at night. It was slightly livelier at the Snowy Mountain Town as more visitors visited that place but compared to Baqi City, Snowy Mountain Town was still far from it.
 
Lin Huang felt that he had returned to modern civilization when he arrived at Baqi City.
 
There were skyscrapers and even buildings with special architectural designs.
 
Lin Huang’s hotel was one of the skyscrapers. The hotel had a total of 39 floors and Lin Huang’s room was on the 21st.
 
He wondered how the people would get to the top floor as he entered the hotel since he had never seen a lift in this world. He realized that he had been worrying for nothing as there was a floating staircase in the hotel that somehow looked like a lift. Lin Huang had no idea about the theories and mechanism behind the operation of the floating staircase. He felt curious but he did not ask about it.
 
After checking in, he went to his room. Lin Huang sent Lin Xin a message to tell her that he was safe. He continued watching the battle videos of the Six-Armed Demon that Yi Zheng had sent him.
 
When he told Yi Zheng that he had chosen the Six-Armed Demon as his Life Seed prey, Yi Zheng advised him to change it but he insisted on his choice.
 
Since the Six-Armed Demon was a very dangerous monster, Lin Huang dared not take it too lightly. The past few days, Lin Huang had been watching the videos repeatedly as he was trying to observe and learn her attack moves, figuring out the patterns of her attack. However, he was not making any progress.
 
In laymen terms, the attacks of the Six-Armed Demon could be described as being creepy, fast, and cruel.
 
She did not seem to have any specific skill. Her attacks were irregular and every hit would cause instant death to her enemies. Lin Huang had a headache when he noticed this, and could not figure a way past her attacks.
 
Under normal circumstances, he concluded that the best way to defeat it in combat was to attack from afar.
 
Unfortunately, Lin Huang could not use his weapon as the effect of his GrayEagle17 on the Six-Armed Demon was very limited. She did not seem to have any weak spots. Even bombs would hardly have any effect on her. Therefore, Lin Huang would be forced to perform a close combat maneuver.
 
A human who killed a monster would carry out Life Light Baptisms, obtain Life Seeds and get upgrades. The entire process was restricted by two conditions.
 
First of all, the monster must be killed by the Life Light Baptist. It would not work if it was killed by the others.
 
Secondly, the Baptist can bring along his companion. However, the combat level of the human companion must be lower than the level of the monster. Otherwise, the Life Light would be spread out of the monster’s dead body and Life Seed would collapse.
 
Lin Huang began to feel worried about the second condition. If he had to complete the hunting process all by himself and he was not allowed to summon any monsters for help, the rate of success would be close to zero. He might even be killed by the Six-Armed Demon. However, he felt slightly relieved as he watched some of the videos in which an Imperial Censor had completed the baptism.
 
The monsters summoned by the Imperial Censor were not human. Their combat levels would not cause the Life Light and Life Species to spread out. Therefore, Lin Huang could summon Bai or his Sand Monster to assist him in the battle.
 
Since he was being restricted by the first condition, the killer must be Lin Huang himself. The summoned monsters could not kill the Six-Armed Demon. Otherwise, Lin Huang would be unable to perform the Life Light Baptism.
 
"I’ve watched these videos so many times and there weren't any flaws in her defenses. Perhaps I could only let Bai lock her up with his Blood Power and I’ll kill her," Lin Huang thought. He could only hope such an idiotic way would allow him to kill her.
 
He closed the page that showed the information and got ready to go out for dinner. He wanted to walk around the foothold and relax as he felt a tenseness build up inside him.
 
Opening up the page of contact, the first person who called him was the fatty, Yin Hangyi.
 
Lin Huang frowned and answered the call.
 
"Lin Huang, you’re still alive!" The fatty’s oily face appeared on the projected screen.
 
"I should say the same about you. I asked you to wait for me there but when I went back, you had disappeared," Lin Huang said.
 
"I wanted to help you. You don't appreciate me!" The fatty laughed a little and said. "If the witch did not tell me you were still alive, I’ll not know it even until now. She told me that you’ve asked for my contact number from her. Why didn’t you contact me?"
 
"There are two reasons. The first one is because I’m busy and another reason is that I’ve forgotten about it…" What Lin Huang said was indeed the fact. He wanted to contact the fatty after he had completed the assessment. However, he had forgotten about it when he encountered the massive monster in the crowd incident.
 
"That was bitterly disappointing. I miss you every day and even raised a memorial in your honor. I burned incense to you whenever I missed you…"
 
"Damn!" Lin Huang interrupted the fatty before he finished his sentence.
 
"Alright, alright. Let’s talk about something else," Fatty said as he suddenly remembered that he had something serious to tell him. "Err… I heard from the witch that you’ve chosen the Six-Armed Demon as your Life Seed prey. Are you going to Wangyou Forest in the two days?"
 
"Yes, I am. Why?" Lin Huang asked.
 
"Are you sure that you want to hunt the Six-Armed Demon? It is a top-tier iron-level monster. Even Copper Hunters would not provoke the monster," he answered. Apparently, the fatty had heard of the monster before.
 
"I knew that. I’ve watched her battle videos so many times. It’s indeed difficult to handle but I’ve got my ways," he replied. Lin Huang had fixed his battle strategy and was confident he had a chance.
 
"Oh. Since you think so, that fine. It’s alright now."
 
"Fatty, you’re acting strangely. What’s happening?" Lin Huang immediately asked.
 
"The witch asked me to advise you not to go. Since you’re confident that you can do it, then it’s alright," The fatty told him the truth.
 
"She has my contact number. Why didn’t she call me?" Lin Huang felt weird.
 
"She told me that her brother had advised you but you didn’t listen to him. She guessed that she’ll not be able to influence you as well and she asked me to convince you," The fatty said. He then asked, "Both of you are moving so fast in your relationship. Have you met each other’s parents?"
 
"Stop bullshitting me. I’m going to hang up now."
 
"Wait, don’t hang up! Tell me who her brother is…" the fatty asked amid laughter.
 
Lin Huang did not want to continue with a topic like that and hung up the phone.

Lin Huang was a 15-year old boy from Earth, on a path to live his life in a world full of monsters. With his younger sister in his care, and given only 91 days to live, the odds were not in his favor at all... That is until, he killed a vicious vampire, purely by accident. With a twist in his tale, his life was changed completely. As he fought his way through this world with the help of his troops made of men and monsters, the boy sets his sights on a much larger ambition of becoming the greatest monster hunter in the world!

"I believe Alter village was hit by skeletons and zombies. Did they come from the sealed death land?" he softly muttered while opening one video after another.
All videos he saw shared one common thing; they had short duration that didn't exceed a minute. All the fighting teams against those monsters failed to sustain for longer than that, and only a handful of teams managed to last for a minute either by the help of their high levels and skills, their vast experience in gaming, or by the help of great numbers.
But even when a thousand players team faced one group of skeletons, they were crushed in one minute by the supreme skills of those bony creatures.
"They have a unified pattern of skills," his eyes shone when he noticed the repeat of many attacks through dozens of videos he saw. "That's a good start," he grinned while keeping his research until a sound came to stop him from doing so.
"What are you standing there doing?"
He turned to Nara and her team marching with dark looks over their faces. "Are you that frightened to even check things out?" she sneered.
"Just wait for me and don't disturb me for now," he simply said before returning to continue his study while others gave him a weird glance.
"What is he doing?" Jeffrey whispered and she only shrugged and said nothing.
But her inner gut told her Bloom was up to something big.
The look over Bloom's face kept changing from frowning and smiling all the time. Every time he thought he cracked everything he would discover he was mistaken.
He kept standing in such a weird state for an hour and half. During this time he watched endless videos and started to reach a consensus.
"They all work by skill tree," that was the conclusion he finally reached. "But they also seem to be like those dark monsters I once fought inside the lost mines."
Everything seemed alright until he spotted a video where a large team of players, numbering in thousands, managed to finally slain one single monster after a brute fight with a skeleton army.
This group of players just announced before attacking that they would go and try killing one monster only. In the video spread by them, they all attacked one single monster, not caring at all about others.
In less than thirty seconds that monster fell under their skills, and the weird thing that happened was the appearance of dark sand gravels there, not gold coins.
Bloom's eyes shone brightly when he saw this. And he kept checking the forums for other daring groups like this one, but he couldn't find a second.
"Are you finished?" Nara asked in obvious boredom when she noticed him shifting his gaze away from the fixed spot he was observing for the past hour and half.
"Yeah," he said before turning to face everyone. "I'll go and test a theory out, do you want to come with me?"
They all glanced at him like looking at a crazy man. "Are you out of your mind?" Jeffrey couldn't help himself to shout.
"Do you want to be the first team to kill these monsters in large batches or not?" Bloom didn't answer him directly as he asked them with such a confident tone.
He was so much confident in his ability to handle those monsters. First he cracked the list of skills they use from the start, studied each skill thoroughly and managed to detect some weaknesses that he could exploit.
"Have you hit your head or what?" Nara said in disbelief, "haven't you seen the forums yet? Have you?"
"I was studying the videos just now," he simply shrugged, "if you won't help me then fine, I'll form another team to go with me," he said, and he didn't mean to be a threat but they all felt this way.
"C'mon," she shouted in rage, "we accompanied you this far and won't retreat now," she took a deep breath before taking it out, "let's see how the mighty Bloom will deal with this."
"Good," he smiled before glancing over his team once more, "but we need more players then."
"More?" Nara felt something bad was behind this, "don't tell me you want to seek low level players again!!"
"No," he shook his head before adding, "I want the highest levels out there you can reach. I also want players with specific skills."
She glanced at him for a long moment before sighing, "at least we won't face a problem finding them," she said.
"What skills are you looking for?" Jeffrey asked, in a try to read his mind.
"Light daughters have a skill called purification garden. It's an AOE skill, very rare to find. I want as many players as you can get with such skill," he first said before adding, "also any player with charge skill can be recruited as well."
"Only these two?" Nara suspiciously asked.
"If any player has a restraining skill with stun effect but on wide range then he is welcomed as well," Bloom said with a shrug, "these are all my requirements.
"Nothing else?" Jeffrey asked to make sure Bloom didn't miss anything else.
"Yes, that will do for now," Bloom said before adding, "go and bring as many players as you can get. Even if you needed to announce this move on the forums, I don't care."
They all glanced weirdly at him before Nara sighed. "We'll try not to make us a laughing stock in front of everyone."
"Just don't let your ego in the way," Bloom advised, "finding those light daughters would prove to be tricky."
"We will look for them here first," she said before adding, "but this might take hours."
"Fine by me," he simply said, "I'll find a restaurant here to eat a meal before you finish."
"Lucky lazy lion," she mumbled before going off with the team as she kept mumbling things Bloom couldn't hear.
"Let's see the rewards then," he was now sitting inside one of the empty restaurants in the village where no one was here at the moment.
He already ordered a meal for him, while realizing that during his immersion in studying the videos the game system had given him his rewards.
There was only one alert there, but it was so long and had many unexpected surprises for him.


-Please make sure to check my other novel: MY SOLO SYSTEM- It's a story about a shameless, wicked, and a twisted player who seeks to destroy everything inside a new VR game to prove his beliefs right and achieve his goals.

**Two virtual reality games started at the same time. After seven years, one game was thriving and became a world phenomenon, and the other was considered a total failure.
Bloom was an NPC at the failed game. He had his life destroyed by the game developers’ one wrong decision. For years he hated two things in his entire doomed, miserable life; the game developers, and the other successful game, known as: Eternal Glory.
In an unbelievable twist of fate, he was reincarnated seven years back, to the time where the two games started, inside the body of a human player. He decided to use his past life memories and enter the successful game to destroy everything that made it that successful.
What turn of fate would he end up at? Will he succeed in ruining the Eternal Glory game? Will he change his mind? Let’s find this out together…

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“Isn’t he the player to trigger that legendary mainline quest? I will kill him, and make him lose the sacred item of the quest!”
“Isn’t this the place where players will find the crucial magic ore for healing the shrine sacred relic? I will take it and throw it away! No more mainline quests to be completed under my watch!”

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