Entering The Storm, Rivaling the Sword Master (Two-in-One)

Mu Ran produced an ancient jade tablet engraved with the four characters: "Zhongshan Jing Wang."

Eastern Han Jade Tablet: An ancient jade tablet passed down from the Han dynasty. It was said that Liu Bei had once used it to prove his identity as a member of the Han imperial clan. Using it in a Former Dynasty Secret Realm would grant a special identity. If the user already possessed a special identity, it could be upgraded by one level!

What a fine item!

For ordinary players, this thing might not have been particularly useful. Its effect was probably comparable to a Fortune Within Fortune card from the previous New Year event.

But for Ye Weiming, who had already collected every Fortune Card, it was completely different.

One had to know that Ye Weiming had now collected all of the Fortune Cards, and his special identity had already reached the highest limit currently attainable.

What did it mean to raise it another level from there?

It meant that from the very moment he entered the secret realm, he could possess an enormous advantage over every other player!

Ye Weiming did not know whether this item was worth more than the three treasures of the heavy sword, but the exchange was undoubtedly a win-win situation in which both parties got what they needed.

He was already very satisfied with this, and he explicitly told Mu Ran that their previous debt was wiped clean.

At that moment, Tang Sancai leisurely said, "According to the information on special identities released by the system, players can obtain two kinds of special identities in the Former Dynasty Secret Realms, and both appear randomly."

"One is an implanted identity. In other words, the system gives an entering player a fictional background, such as making them one of