..."
Shen Qian was somewhat amused and exasperated, but then he thought that he was indeed quite popular in Jingcheng now, so if he went out without hiding his face, it would be normal for him to get a free taxi.
But why would you go to an e-sports hotel to learn martial arts?
"...
The hotel receptionist's overly enthusiastic attitude made you uncomfortable (11:59)
You realize you didn't bring your ID card (12:00)
After comparing the routes, you called Huo Ling'er, who lived 800 meters away (12:05).
You give her a wicked smile (12:06)
Huo Ling'er used her ID card to book an e-sports suite for you (12:08)
You entered the room and pushed away Huo Ling'er, who was pretending to be dizzy (12:09).
You turned on the VR headset and logged into the European server of "Martial God" (12:12)
You will adjust the simulation experience to '100% realism' (12:15).
..."
He remained calm in front of the sun.
Push away Huo Ling'er, who was pretending to be dizzy?
Haha, this is just standard procedure; we've seen it all before.
Seeing the system log into "Martial God" gave Shen Qian a vague premonition of something.
The following statement about adjusting the game to 100% realism also indirectly confirms Shen Qian's speculation.
He finally understood why the system wanted to go to the e-sports hotel.
This makes it easy to understand, because the machines in e-sports hotels are top-of-the-line and absolutely outclass many VR arcades on the market.
While "Wu Shen" may seem like a game with low requirements, that's only under normal parameters.
If you set all the data to the highest level, the VR machines in most VR arcades would definitely crash on the spot.
Another point is that only the VR hall in the e-sports hotel can connect to overseas servers, and only overseas servers support the 100% realism of "Wu Shen".
As for the reason... those who know, know.
Shen Qian continued reading.
"...
You entered a match and selected the champion 'Queen of Blades' (12:19)
You have completed a game (12:54)
You entered a match again and selected the champion 'Queen of Blades' (12:55)
You have completed a game (13:21)
you……"
Looking at the long, repetitive log of AFK (away from keyboard) activity, Chen Qian felt both alarmed and somewhat excited.
What alarmed me was that he played 36 games over a period of more than 15 hours, all using the hero "Queen of Blades".
He was excited because... he completely understood what the system was trying to do.
In the gaming world, "Wu Shen," which has held a dominant position for over fifty years, had a legendary popularity in its early days.
That is, all of its heroes' skills are based on real-life kings and nobles.
However, over time, no one believed this nonsense anymore.
Firstly, there aren't that many kings and nobles in the world. You should know that "Wu Shen" has accumulated more than a thousand game characters.
Secondly, those skills are too flashy and many have been proven by martial artists to be unlikely to be used in reality.
It seems that the official sources have also vaguely hinted that it was just an early marketing tactic for the game.
How could a king or nobleman possibly provide martial arts skills to a game supplier?
Even if they did give it to them, they probably couldn't afford the copyright fees.
Regardless of the truth, the skills in "Martial God" have never appeared in reality.
However, before sinking, there were ample reasons to believe that the system had likely done something that would shock everyone.
It... brought the Queen of Blades' skills out of the game!
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