As always, viewers in the live stream were unable to see the tentacles.
Gu Xinghe found their various imaginative ideas quite amusing.
When did Gu Xinghe learn telekinesis?
Is it because he drank that medicine he concocted himself?
I really want to be selected as a player to enter a game instance; would that give me superhuman powers?
Do you think you're Gu Xinghe?
Wake up! If you go in, you'll end up like the other four players, miserable and pathetic.
The audience's conversation quickly veered off course, and soon they were discussing the current situations of the other four players—
The other players are having a really tough time.
The people at the banquet all seemed respectable on the surface, but the more you looked at them, the more strange they seemed.
[We felt this way even watching from behind a screen; you can only imagine the psychological state of the players present.]
Fortunately, players can wear masks even when they're acting as waiters.
Hey, look at that man wearing the goat mask, why is his shadow also a goat?
[The goat was taken upstairs by the waiter. I'd love to see what happens next!]
Hearing the somewhat strange description that followed...
Gu Xinghe raised an eyebrow, pretending to want to get some fresh air after drinking in his room, and went to the top of the stairs on the second floor.
At that moment, he happened to run into the waiter the audience had mentioned and the goat who had been taken away.
Without asking, Gu Xinghe could sense the thick, sticky, and inescapable "pollution" clinging to the man's body.
For him, there was perhaps no longer any need to remove the goat mask from his face.
The waiter bowed respectfully to Gu Xinghe, then led the man away.
Transforming an alchemical doll into a real life is undoubtedly extremely difficult.
However, if you reverse this process, it becomes a very simple thing.
Chris had told him that there was a reason why Rose Estate owned so many businesses.
...
The lights downstairs were on all night, but Gu Xinghe slept soundly through the night.
The barrage of comments in the live stream and the game system notifications, a double buff, brought him back to his senses—
The live stream will only be available during the dungeon game.
As the live stream was about to shut down, viewers were still lamenting—
[It's happened again!]
While others were working, Gu Xinghe was resting.
While others were eating cornbread, Gu Xinghe was enjoying a seafood feast.
While others struggle to survive, Gu Xinghe is enjoying life.
Gu Xinghe is practically winning effortlessly in this dungeon!
Gu Xinghe ignored the chorus of sour grapes comments.
As the banquet ended, the game system's mechanical electronic voice finally rang in his ears again—
Congratulations to the player for clearing the beginner dungeon - Rose Manor!
[Dungeon rewards are being settled]
Main Quest: 1/1
Side Quest 1/1
[Rewards for completing the mission: Residential address [Note: now replaced with Rose Manor title deed], Rose Nebula]
【happy】
The final "happiness" was not the mechanical voice that the game system rang in his ears.
Rather, it was the game system that Gu Xinghe saw through his cheat system, and his current emotional state.
Gu Xinghe was initially a little sleepy because he had just woken up, but now he was instantly scared away.
He recalled his earlier suspicions—
Is the game system itself truly a strange and wondrous thing?
And now we're happy that he cleared the dungeon?
Is this a sign unique to him, or is it something that happens to every player?
The last question, as of now, has no way of knowing.
Gu Xinghe himself discovered the emotions that the game system seemed to possess through his own cheat system.
But although she seemed to be in a happy mood.
However, Gu Xinghe felt that this gave people a feeling that was somewhat similar to Eiffel's condition.
They all seem to lack genuine emotions, possessing only a simple and mechanical emotional state.
Thinking about this, Gu Xinghe began to ponder the fundamental purpose of the game system.
Since game instances are special, cumulative sources of pollution.
Does the game system require players to eliminate these sources of pollution in order to clear dungeons?
There are still many unknowns, and Gu Xinghe doesn't want to think too much about them right now.
Immediately, Gu Xinghe refocused his attention on the task completion reward.
The residential address listed above has been replaced with the Rose Estate title deed.
Gu Xinghe noticed the items on the bedside table, including a note that read "gift" stuck to it.
He recalled that Chris had indeed come into his room this morning when he was still half asleep.
Then I let go of something.
The game system also intelligently detects the player's situation—
Rose Estate had by then become his property.
The reward for completing the main quest has been changed from a habitable address to a manor deed.
Seeing that the mission rewards had changed, Gu Xinghe felt like he had been cheated somewhere.
However, he now owns his own business in this world.
...
The players' live streams have all been shut down.
After going downstairs, Gu Xinghe looked at the four players who had been teleported away directly after the dungeon ended.
The four of them vanished from his sight in an instant.
However, he remained in the same place because his residence address changed from the original reward to Rose Manor.
At this point, Gu Xinghe already had a certain understanding of alchemy.
The spatial teleportation we are witnessing clearly involves certain aspects of the theory of spacetime.
The realm, which was hailed as the authority of the gods, was now clearly under the control of the game system.
Perhaps the game system itself was a manifestation of the will of a god in this world?
Compared to typical virtual game instances, this is clearly a real world.
There are no player levels, and there is no leveling up using experience points.
Naturally, the game system itself will not reward players with world currency.
There is no chat system or trading system between players.
The so-called "dungeon livestream game" is more like allowing players to travel into this world.
Participate in a life game from which there is no return.
No. 445-448 Ankang Road
Gu Xinghe looked at the messages left by the four players, Chen Manman, Li Cheng, Chen Licheng, and Li Ruoshan, before they were teleported away.
This is the residential address they were awarded as a reward by the game system.
However, this does not mean that this address is an absolutely safe house.
Danger exists in this world at all times.
A significant number of players also died outside of dungeon runs.
Some players managed to pass the first dungeon by sheer luck, but never appeared in the next one.
Gu Xinghe didn't know if he would ever have the chance to see these four former teammates again.
But he's currently happy that after clearing the beginner dungeon, he can finally see his character panel.
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