In An Kai's memories of the game...
Divine Descent appeared to be a game about fighting for supremacy.
But that wasn't really the case.
In truth, it was a farming game.
The players' daily routine was farming, farming, and more farming...
Ultimately...
It was because the great villain, the God of Magic, was simply too powerful.
He could take on a hundred alone.
He beat those divinities so badly they couldn't hold their heads up.
From time to time, the God of Magic would even beat one to death and absorb their forces.
The players under those divinities' rule would likewise join the God of Magic's ranks as spoils of war.
The players knew nothing of the wars between divinities.
They only knew that once their side faced a threat from the God of Magic...
It meant they were about to change factions.
So forget wars involving tens of millions of beings-the players had never even seen a war involving a million.
As Li Dabao had complained earlier, those grand war scenes in the game were nothing more than ordinary plot descriptions to the players.
The players, including An Kai in his previous life, had never personally experienced what it felt like to face a war involving tens of millions of beings.
Or what it felt like to command such a vast war!
An Kai believed that making a hardcore gaming addict like Li Dabao face a bloody war involving tens of millions of beings would drive him away.
But that wasn't the case.
The uncensored scenes of war unfolded before Li Dabao, sending his adrenaline surging.
He had never experienced a game that let him step into such a vast battlefield.
He was no longer a mere spectator reading those dull, tedious plot descriptions.
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