I mentioned this before as well,
the former Night Battle world was far from stable.
With the modernization of the real world and the rapid development of society,
participants—who had previously only dared to hold small, private gatherings of twos and threes, terrified of exposing themselves and being hunted down as freaks, trapped in that stagnant and outdated state—
gradually stepped out into the open and began launching their activities much more boldly.
As the number of individuals whose strength surpassed the military constraints of the real world grew, and with no rules to bind them,
it became impossible to know how many bizarre rumors from that era were the work of participants.
Before that Queen accomplished epic feats across Europe, swept away the chaos, and established order,
in the century before last,
the entire Night Battle world was truly a free, chaotic, and lawless dance of demons,
except for Huaxia.
Right, except for Huaxia.
Looking back at the history of the Night Battle during that period, when Night Battle society possessed only the rudimentary, primitive rule of might makes right,
while participants in every country and region across the globe formed cliques and fell into intense, chaotic conflicts to seize territory and resources,
only within the borders of Huaxia was there absolute peace.
Although in that century the real world's Qing Dynasty suffered closed-door isolation shattered by opium, slid into decline, and approached turmoil,
yet stripped of its real-world Night Battle counterpart,
all of Huaxia had never once heard of an incident occurring; it was as tranquil as the night in deep mountains,
completely and utterly insulated as if it had nothing to do with the chaotic macro-situation of the Night Battle world at the time.
Restricted by the background of that era, even participants found it difficult to