A Lavish Luxury Car

Three or four days passed in a flash, and the middle of the month arrived.

Today was the day version 2.0 officially went offline. The Player professional competition was in full swing, but whether it was the competition itself or the still-unannounced version 3.0, both left the Players with the panic that the officials were about to pack up and run.

Wasn't this too rushed? With no news of version 3.0, wouldn't it have been better to extend version 2.0 by half a year?

If they really couldn't bring themselves to do that, they could toss out two patch packages and muddle through it, calling it version 2.5. At most, everyone would complain a little. No one would take it seriously.

Faced with these money-making proposals, the officials refused to accept them, explaining that version 2.0 had been a transitional phase, so its roughness was understandable. Version 3.0 would be released soon, so everyone should stay tuned.

As for Players who had not yet joined the game, they had to do so as soon as possible during version 3.0. The earlier they played, the sooner they could enjoy it; if they waited, they really would be too late.

The officials' strange statements left people scratching their heads and drew a flood of complaints from the Players.

Now, back to Xuanlong and Mighty Chu.

The Gu Household had lost seven large carriages, and the Mighty Chu Emperor had been so anxious that he fell seriously ill. He lay down in the morning and sent a golden tablet to Xuantian Temple at noon, declaring that his mind was unclear and he could no longer continue governing the country as emperor. He ordered Gu Zongchen to hurry back to the Capital City and succeed him.

That afternoon, because of Gu Zongchen's refusal, the