The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng scanned every discussion about the "Memorial Space" on the forum.
One realm mourned tenderly; the other ranted furiously.
After the new feature went live, the two forums displayed two starkly different moods, making for a vivid contrast.
During this time, quite a few deceased players left comments beneath memorial posts on the main forum.
For example, one friends and family group posted numerous screenshots of their offerings: hand-folded paper cranes, polished handmade ornaments, long letters written stroke by stroke, and carefully selected commemorative gifts. The entire post brimmed with longing.
Yet in the comments, the person they were commemorating lost his composure and cursed them out.
"Am I short on these fancy memorial items? What I need is Sacrificial Power, resources I can use to pay off my debts! Fuck your mother-"
"Could you be a little more practical? Hurry up and make another sacrifice! I need Sacrificial Power, aaaah!"
"What kind of normal person burns paper cranes? Once I break through the barrier and return, you're all done for."
But the living were destined never to see his comments.
They remained immersed in the self-moving atmosphere of remembrance, utterly unaware that the offerings they had poured their hearts into had already been thoroughly scorned by their distant departed friend.
While browsing the related posts, Qi Sheng noticed something.
One post was rapidly gaining popularity.
[Since everyone's discussing departed friends and family, I thought I'd bring out this compilation I made in advance: a rundown of the strongest warbands through the ages, the legends who stood at the crest of their eras.]
Posted by: I'm young but my game ID is very long. Content:
Seeing everyone remembering their departed friends and family, I noticed that many were legendary figures who had fallen behind the