Are These Really the Stats a Level-One Character Should Have?

Korean players howled in protest, but they had no time to seek revenge on Qin Chuan. After losing a huge chunk of their stats and their main cities, they faced another disaster: the monsters of the Korean Region sensed an opportunity. Massive hordes rampaged across the region, leaving the players scrambling.

The level penalty was especially brutal. Many players could no longer meet their equipment's requirements and had to put it all away in their inventories.

Without their gear, they were even more vulnerable to the monster hordes. Their defensive lines collapsed almost on contact.

The Koreans were in chaos, with no energy left to attack the Yan Country Cross-Region. Their priority now was finding a way to retake a main city.

They couldn't recover their lost stats or levels, but they could at least get rid of the experience-reduction debuff. Otherwise, what was the point of leveling? They might as well quit.

Worse, so many stats had been deducted that plenty of Korean players couldn't even beat monsters their own level. They had to fight weaker ones, which already gave less experience, and then take another thirty-percent cut on top of that. After all that work, they earned next to nothing.

After seeing the Koreans' miserable situation, quite a few guilds from other servers declared that their earlier war declarations had only been jokes. They had never intended to fight to the end, so there was no need to trouble Night Roaming God. They would leave right away.

The sudden change in attitude nearly made the Yan Country players laugh themselves sick.

Amid the chaos, Qin Chuan arrived at the Indian Cross-Region.

The moment he got there, even the air seemed to turn foul.

Even in a game, the Indians couldn't change their ways. They had filled their main