Over the following week.
The light of the Demon Path spilled across the land.
Within the Great Zhou Dynasty, ghosts were forbidden to roam.
Lu Ze had blasted every last one of them away...
From vicious ghosts above to wandering souls below, Lu Ze had collected them all with the Myriad Souls Banner.
"This should be enough now."
Lu Ze looked at the Myriad Souls Banner, packed to the brim with fierce souls and malicious ghosts, and felt somewhat satisfied.
He suddenly felt that making games for cultivators was exhausting.
He had to set up arrays and catch ghosts just to give them a good scare. It really was not easy.
After returning to the sect, Lu Ze immediately began feverishly crafting the Illusion Realm.
The most distinctive gameplay feature of "Phasmophobia" was using technological detection results to reveal the fixed traits of every kind of ghost.
For instance, some ghosts would turn their surroundings bitingly cold.
Some liked to pick up pens and scribble in books.
Some would respond to the players' conversations, while others would generate deafening noise...
Beyond such traits, ghosts also possessed individual characteristics.
Lu Ze retained this core gameplay.
The reason his Illusion Realms were so captivating was precisely because he had created certain unique restrictions—the gameplay mechanics of different games.
Under the dual restrictions of gameplay and cultivation, his Illusion Realm games became worlds with a flavor all their own.
Lu Ze categorized the several dozen types of captured ghosts according to the traits in "Phasmophobia."
As for the various detection tools from the original work, he adapted them into all manner of Artifacts.
Of course, they were all low-grade.
The vast majority of them were things these high-level cultivators had likely never even heard of.
As the production steadily progressed,