If you were playing a game and someone told you it was absolutely fair, that god-tier gear only came from grinding, and that there were no GMs, would you believe them?
Not a chance in hell!
Didn't making a game require people? Didn't running it require people? Didn't debugging it require people? Didn't testing every version require people?
Even if this was a game
Yes, the Emerald Continent had to have a creator.
Once, rumors had circulated among the first batch of real players... They had been chosen by someone called the Tai Yin Main God...
They had seen the Tai Yin Main God with their own eyes!
The system's GM?
Adolf did not keep his conclusion to himself. He relayed it as quickly as possible to MacArthur, who was breaking through the purple Energy Barrier.
His only supporting evidence was that Lunch Voucher from the Chiwang Tomb event, which bore the same name as the mage before them.
Was it possible?
MacArthur couldn't help frowning.
Just then, a crack rang out. Unable to withstand the strain, the Energy Barrier instantly developed a sizable fracture. The strength of the Top Ten Knights was the real deal... After all, apart from the top three on the power rankings, whom they couldn't beat, none of those ranked fourth or below considered themselves inferior to the others.
—Little Mage, LV100.
Unless the system had deceived him, that conspicuous label... had remained conspicuous all along. Rather than Adolf's theory, MacArthur favored another possibility: this mage, who had only just reached level one hundred, had used an item to change his ID, deliberately renaming himself Little Mage.
Hadn't Heavy Load also evaded pursuit for so long by changing his name...? Name-change items weren't so rare that they were impossible to find.
Still, could the