The sixty-ninth stop · Level 11 Ascension Quest Platform · The Lone Star of the Scorched Soul

"Isn't this game's story a little too bizarre...?"

Three days later.

Lying with his head in Lisette's lap, Ye Qiyan looked at the Game Console screen, where he had only reached 50% completion in [Order Heaven Musou], and complained speechlessly.

As someone who had experienced the Order Heaven incident firsthand, he knew very well what had happened on his end.

The game's content, however, began with the conflict between Imperial Sequence and Abucado in Pseudo-Order Heaven, then moved on to the first invasion by the swarm.

After True Order Heaven descended, it became a game about the player character taking part in five billion Order Heaven residents' defensive war against the swarm.

Then came the appearance of the three True Gods.

That was where the game's biggest problem lay.

How come Ye Qiyan had never known that, to save a billion humans, he had desperately withstood a True God's attacks, and, in a terribly tragic display, kept everyone from getting hurt even while gravely wounded himself...?

Clearly, whoever made this game did not know-and could not possibly know-the specifics of the three True God-level battlefields, and could only build it according to their own wild imaginings.

It was not just the three battles against True Gods.

Quite a few parts of the clashes between Imperial Sequence and Abucado's members were the same.

Everyone had plenty of ways to conceal their combat abilities.

After all, nobody wanted outsiders to learn their information easily.

The combat in this game was essentially based on the characters' appearances, paired with all sorts of background music and entirely independently designed skills that had little to do with the actual people.

Even the battle between Zhuxing Tu and Abucado's leader, Morgan Bell, existed only in the background.

Even so, he had to admit it was a