Godly Game: Building Blocks and Me 2

Yu Xunge did not particularly care whether she won or lost the bet.

The moment she had decided to enter the game despite thinking she had a decent hand, she had already prepared herself for anything.

She had even quickly come up with a reason to convince herself: if luck was conserved like a seesaw, then it would simply tip left and right.

Although her current start really was not ideal.

She had not expected the game to have an unbinding function. Everything she had brought was good stuff, yet half of it had become useless, while the other half faced the risk of being stolen.

She looked out the window. In the glass rooms scattered throughout space stood bizarre Building Block toys, one after another.

Some were jumping about to test their new bodies, while others were dealing with the various equipment, items, or curios they had brought in.

And unlike before, many rooms contained more than one player.

Perhaps everyone thought this game would not be too difficult, so they had coincidentally brought teammates or juniors they wanted to nurture.

Less than two minutes had passed, and the number of players online had already reached 120,000.

Yu Xunge glanced over there before withdrawing her gaze and using the remaining time to familiarize herself with her Building Block form alongside Tulan.

None of her attributes had been weakened. Her speed and defense remained, but this body was indeed nowhere near as soft and flexible as her original one.

Most obviously, high-difficulty flexibility moves such as backbends and splits were definitely impossible now.

How should she put it? It was like waking up with a crick in her neck and a strained back—everything had to be done stiffly and straight.

Fortunately, she still had a tiny neck that was almost