"The Ten Commandments Society, the Anomaly Investigation Bureau, the Dragon Group..."
Mu You frowned as he silently repeated the names.
After some thought, he tapped the search box above and tried searching for "Ten Commandments Society."
The results were different from what he had expected. He had thought this would be an organization that generated plenty of discussion, but there were barely any results-not even a hundred. And almost all of them merely mentioned the name, without anyone discussing any specific details, as though it were some taboo that would bring trouble to anyone who touched it.
The first search result, which also had the most replies, was a guide post. It was also a paid post: he had to pay before he could open it.
"Given the recent surge in new players, I thought I'd jump on the bandwagon and post a guide to introduce newcomers to the rankings of domestic player factions."
The poster's ID was "Yue Yin," a big shot with a level 54 forum account. A whole array of colorful badges hung after the ID, marking the poster as a veteran who had spent years on the forum.
A post by such a high-level player certainly had credibility.
Mu You didn't mind. So what if he had to pay? It wasn't costing him lifespan. He had no objection to paying cash.
With that thought, Mu You tapped the post.
The payment amount that popped up next immediately startled him.
2,000,000!
Mu You almost thought his eyes were playing tricks on him. He counted the digits several times before confirming that he hadn't miscounted. It really was two million!
Two million just to read a post? Wasn't that daylight robbery?
He had guessed that a player forum like this might charge a little more, but he hadn't