Ke Meng crushed the Teleportation Stone, entered the Void, heightened his senses, and recalled that memory.
The Void was everywhere, even in R'lyeh. Drawing on the knowledge he had previously analyzed through Synesthesia in the Void, Ke Meng soon recovered part of the memory.
Of course, it was only part of it. His head felt swollen, and he could not dwell on it too much.
Ke Meng recalled some information about the divine gear worn by tank players. He also wanted to remember the map, but his head hurt too much, so he had to stop.
After returning to reality, Ke Meng made a trip to the Investigation Bureau specifically to prepare for filming videos.
Only after filming enough material for over a dozen short videos did he return home to edit them. He saved the finished videos on his computer, ready for the Power-Leveling Puppet to upload and farm Resistance points whenever the daily system quest refreshed.
An upload every day, without fail!
Director Lei wanted to ask him about a few things, but never got the chance. Ke Meng had already gone home to practice his Meditation Method.
He practiced Ke Meng's Meditation Method once a day, then entered the virtual game to level up.
For Ke Meng, the only way to become stronger at this stage was to rely on the virtual game, where killing monsters let him level up.
Blue Star could no longer offer him a way to grow stronger. Items were external aids, after all. Ke Meng wanted to become tankier himself.
In the Game World, some divine gear had a soul-binding mechanic. In other words, even if someone killed you, your equipment would not drop.
Ke Meng wanted that kind of soulbound divine gear. Just one piece that multiplied his Resistance would take