The zombie invasion was only the beginning, a setup for this moment. It was meant to whet the elves' appetites, a warm-up activity. The real game was yet to come.
Just as they found a way to resolve the Zombie Crisis and were still immersed in the thrill of slaughter, the next wave of danger arrived. That would keep them in a constant state of excitement and give them a better competitive edge.
If this were a genuine National Destiny Game, then it would indeed be a competition. But Su Ming's version was a knockoff, a game designed solely to kill the elves.
After devouring Set, he had gained some insight into designing game mission systems. Unfortunately, he had lacked a suitable means of achieving such an effect in the past. Now that he could manipulate quantum to a certain extent, however, he had all the cards he needed.
Some people might not understand what a National Destiny Game was. Its inspiration actually came from webnovels Su Ming had read in his previous life, with the overall framework copied directly from them.
Simply put, the story usually began with an ordinary world. One day, a strange phenomenon descended from the heavens, and a voice announced that people had to take part in a contest. People would then be selected from different countries and sent to Another World to play the game.
Completing missions in that other world, finding treasure chests, and discovering supplies would all be returned to the contestants' countries hundreds of times over. They would also receive rewards such as longer lifespans and improved physical abilities.
But if they died in the game or failed their missions, disasters would descend upon their countries, and every person in that nation would suffer the consequences.
Whether they brought glory to