The One Who Would Answer the Calamity

Beasley walked step by step toward Little Sky Pet Shop.

Vaguely, Beasley noticed a blue-and-green-haired Shamate watching him, then walking in his direction.

More importantly, Beasley saw a name above the Shamate's head, just like in an online game—Shasha.

Beasley's face was full of confusion. After rubbing his eyes, he realized that there seemed to be many people around him with names above their heads, and some of them appeared to be watching him as well.

Using the special ability the divine envoy of the Science-Magic World had helped him activate, Beasley sensed that these people should all be players who had obtained the advanced experience mode of Great Primordial.

Just as Beasley pondered how to approach these players—whether to rely on his uniquely advantageous bug-like ability to become a lone player and quietly make a fortune, or befriend these players and exchange gaming insights—

Beasley suddenly felt his head grow dizzy.

This time, he was genuinely dizzy. Perhaps it was because he had played games nonstop for three days without sleeping, or perhaps for some other reason. Without realizing it, he tossed his laptop onto the ground, then dove into the dirt beside him and fell into a deep sleep.

After that, the unconscious Beasley was helped up by the passing Shasha.

"How many days has this guy gone without sleep? He can barely walk straight..."

The unconscious Beasley seemed to hear the Shamate's muttered complaint...

Thanks to the official launch of Great Primordial, some changes inevitably occurred in the Primordial World over these past few days.

At its core, the Primordial World itself had originated from the fantasies of more than a billion Chinese people on Earth Star.

Although the Primordial World had already ascended halfway into a higher dimension, it was still affected by the humans of