Although Nine Dragons Emperor said so, and seemed arrogant and conceited, the upper echelons of the major guilds present all knew
that this handsome young man absolutely had the qualifications to act that way.
Dragon-Phoenix Pavilion was hailed as the super-first-rate guild closest to becoming a super guild not merely by empty words, but because of its formidable strength.
In this day and age, virtual networks had long since become integrated into everyone's lives. Nearly everyone came into contact with all kinds of virtual games, and the guilds of the virtual gaming world were as numerous as blades of grass.
Any guild that could be considered decent was called a third-rate guild. Even so, such guilds had already stood out among countless others. They not only had a certain amount of financial support, but also quite a few members, as well as some accomplishments in certain virtual games.
Above them were second-rate guilds. Not only were they well-funded, but they also had quite a few experts in their ranks. These experts were at least somewhat famous in the virtual gaming world. As for the guild members, they generally developed across several cities in God's Domain.
First-rate guilds were generally guilds that had once dominated more than a dozen large virtual games. Their histories alone usually stretched beyond ten years. They were powerhouse guilds that had survived countless trials, with comprehensive programs for nurturing experts, broad channels and connections, and, most importantly, a vast number of recruited experts.
Nearly every year, the rising rookie experts of the virtual gaming world were divided among these guilds. Year after year, the guilds always had a large number of experts supporting them, fighting for them, bringing them endless glory, and then earning enormous sums of money through their channels and connections.
They were far