Take Whatever She Wants

"Light-Dark Traitor..."

Ren Suo smacked his lips, his nerves suddenly tightening.

Traitor = rebellious = Rebel = troublemaker.

Ren Suo had been bitten by a snake once and feared ropes for ten years.

After all, "My Life Is Not Your Game" had only happened a few months ago.

In short, he needed to be cautious.

However, once Ren Suo carefully read the game description, he immediately relaxed.

"Light-Dark Traitor"

"This is a mecha action-adventure game. The player will choose one of two protagonists to play. To save civilization, the player will oppose civilization; to save humanity, the player will disrupt humanity; to save the world, the player will destroy the world... And the only thing you can rely on is the player's own strength! Clearing this game can reward up to 600 Merit Points. The exclusive clearance reward is equipment or abilities acquired by the player in the game. In-app purchase options exist. Additional expansion chapters may exist. Game difficulty: 6 stars+."

A mecha action game!

Though he had no idea what kind of mecha it was, no matter what it was, it probably had little to do with reality.

As Zhao Huo put it: "Earthlings who value practical cost-effectiveness would never build mechas for the sake of romantic mechanical aesthetics."

Whether large mechas or small mechas, Earth's combat weapons followed the same direction. Strategic weapons leaned toward massive mobile fortresses, while tactical weapons leaned toward remotely controlled unmanned combat aircraft.

War was only a last resort. Local battles focused on minimizing casualties, while strategic confrontations relied mainly on arms races for deterrence.

What was more, Aura Resurgence had brought forth Transcendents, those soldier-king seeds who were practically tactical bayonets. The development of individual combat weapons had already begun to merge with aura techniques.

For example, the Federation's infallible "Hawkeye