"Greetings, visitors from outer space. Welcome to Tyrael, a mysterious planet where mages once ruled. It is a planet that has been ruled by mages for centuries, and even the entire planetary system."

Overnight, the sorcerer and all the mortals vanished without a trace, leaving only the artificial intelligence that continued to keep the city running..."

After Wu Yong entered the magical world, the cold touch made him feel a chill.

After gathering his thoughts, Wu Yong realized he was in the water. He quickly got up and looked around.

He was sitting naked in a transparent petri dish.

Fortunately, this was a room where he was all alone.

The virtual world was so real that Wu Yong felt like he had traveled through time.

After he sat up straight, he heard a sound in the air. The tone and pronunciation of the sound were completely different from Chinese, but he was able to understand its specific meaning.

"It's truly an amazing world."

From the sounds in the air, Wu Yong could tell that this was a planet without NPCs.

Based on his years of experience playing console games, the mystery of the mages' disappearance is likely the most important main storyline in this world.

"Tyrael is a beautiful planet. I hope you enjoy your time living on Tyrael."

Alternatively, you could try to pass the mage entrance exam and become a mage.

"It seems the visitors from outer space performed exceptionally well in the mage test; your soul strength almost perfectly meets the requirements for a mage."

This was the first time Wu Yong had listened to the background story so attentively.

It's important to understand that most Chinese gamers don't have the patience to read the game's backstory (except for those into anime/manga).

While listening to the background story, Wu Yong wished he had a pen and paper to write it down.

When he stepped out of the room, he realized that it was a densely packed honeycomb-like building, with countless skyscrapers in the distance, making Wu Yong question his life.

Is this a magical world?

How about calling it Cyberpunk 2090?

He imagined the magical world to be a cluster of medieval castles, where he would be guided either by a mentor dressed as a traditional mage or by bizarre wizards similar to those in Chinese fantasy novels.

Unexpectedly, there were no NPCs, only a voice from an unknown source explaining things to beginners.

Moreover, judging from the background story, forget about NPCs; whether there are any real people involved is still unknown.

Although the official voice said that all the mages and mortals disappeared overnight, Wu Yong believed that there were still likely indigenous residents.

Only a small number of indigenous residents must be hiding secrets, which will only be encountered later when you explore the world to a certain extent.

Wu Yong originally planned to experience the fantasy world first, and then enter the magic world.

While waiting in line, he saw that some players' reviews had already been released, and only after reading them did he decide to enter the magical world directly.

"As a gaming blogger, I am extremely honored to be among the first players in the virtual world."

I thought I was optimistic enough about the virtual world, but I didn't expect I was still not optimistic enough.

Whether it's "The Wizarding World" or "Fantasy World," the feeling I get from them can be summed up in two words: awe-inspiring.

Whether it's the unique scent in the air of this fantasy world, the slightly hotter temperature than Earth, or the diverse biological species that differ significantly from those on Earth, all these elements reflect the vastness of the world's worldview.

I woke up in a temple, only to face a life-or-death crisis. I died three times before finally escaping that hellish place and running into the jungle.

After strenuous exercise, I felt very breathless, my throat was burning, and my eyes were dizzy—all signs of the reality.

It really felt a lot like two hours of intense exercise in real life.

Moreover, the thrill and excitement brought by the monk whose body has obviously mutated is more frightening than any horror game.

The realism is absolutely incredible. Even though it's just a simple chase scene, it simulates my physical reactions and how people perceive the environment under different physical conditions exactly.

I don't know if it was a simulation, or if the 'future' really took me to another world.

The innovative biological technology is beyond words; I cannot describe this feeling. I believe it is a journey through time, a journey that can be repeated and can return to Earth.

The good thing about Kechuang Bio is that when I was killed by the mutated monk from behind with a single blow, I didn't feel much pain.

I died three times before I finally escaped into a forest. And when I entered the forest, the monk glanced at me at some non-existent boundary, then turned and left.

It was in the forest that I saw many animals and plants that were completely different from those on Earth.

Then I died.

In fantasy worlds, people always die inexplicably.

I haven't lived for more than twenty minutes yet.

In addition, in this fantasy world, your planet has several suns, and the brightness of the suns varies.

My hypothesis tells me that several suns would cause the night to be particularly short, but I don't have enough experience to confirm this.

I'd like to ask if any other experts besides me have played Fantasy World? I have a feeling that, given the nature of science fiction, they definitely won't arrange for everyone to have the same storyline.

It's a very simple logic: since it's named after a world, and is on par with the magical world, a worldline with a single linear structure would obviously not fit the ambitions of a scientifically created being.

If everyone starts at the same point, there will be a plethora of strategy guides available.

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