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No Respawns: The Game That Changed Reality

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Chapter 8 – Phase Planning

No Respawns: The Game That Changed Reality

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Cao Yi couldn't read.

As a small-time thug who never went to school, it was only natural that "Cao Yi" was illiterate.

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After all, Cao Yi could distinguish the value of currency.

He also recognized the characters on the signs of the taverns and dance halls he frequented.

But this Potion Notes was filled with mysterious symbols that looked like gibberish.

It didn't seem to be in the official language of the Tiannan Great State—Qing Language.

According to Cao Yi's understanding, the world of "Land of Divine Descent" had hundreds of different languages.

Qing Language was just one of the seven major languages.

Outside the Tiannan Great State, many people didn't understand Qing Language.

And the name "Arturo Strauss" clearly wasn't from the Tiannan Great State.

Using another language was perfectly normal.

"Land of Divine Descent" was a world with multiple races, very similar to Azure Star.

In the Tiannan Great State, the population was mainly Asian.

There were a few Caucasians and Africans.

If Qing Language were translated into the Great Xia Language, it would be similar in usage, context, and meaning.

In other states, there might be more Caucasians and Africans.

Cao Yi didn't really know the specifics.

He hadn't even left Zhuohong City, so how could he know about other states?

Wanting to go to other states was like trying to go to another federation on Azure Star.

"If there's a chance to switch to 'Potion Warlock' in the future, this notebook would be quite valuable."

"If I switch to another class, I'll find a way to sell this Potion Notes."

Cao Yi's stomach growled.

"Ugh... have I been logged in too long?"

Instead of filling his cyber stomach, he should first take care of his real body.

After all, if his body collapsed, he wouldn't be able to continue playing the game.

Cao Yi pulled out an old crossbody bag from under the bed and slung it over his shoulder, placing the Potion Notes inside.

According to the logout rules, personal items would disappear with the player from the "Land of Divine Descent" world.

This way, he didn't have to worry about break-ins.

In the real world, Cao Yi let out a long breath and took off the virtual helmet.

Cao Yi felt refreshed, his mental state better than ever.

Was this the legendary deep sleep?

He picked up his phone and glanced at the time, eleven thirty.

Huh?

Was the time in "Land of Divine Descent" synchronized with the real world?

Cao Yi had received the package at around ten last night and then logged into the game.

Was it the long cutscene, or did he doze off in the prison for a long time?

Cao Yi walked into the bathroom with his phone to take care of personal matters.

To be honest, relieving himself wasn't as satisfying in "Land of Divine Descent."

In the "Land of Divine Descent" world, Cao Yi was younger, stronger, and more energetic.

Cao Yi shaved in front of the mirror, reflecting on this.

At twenty-six, he could no longer be called a "young man" in this society.

After ordering takeout, Cao Yi put on a T-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops, ready to take a stroll and walk the dog.

The body is the capital for gaming.

If he didn't go out for a day, Cao Yi felt uncomfortable all over.

It was just a sign of aging.

Cao Yi didn't own a dog, but there was a stray in the neighborhood, the community pet.

No one knew its breed; it was all black, slender, and full of energy.

Everyone called it Little Hei.

Little Hei became the community pet for a reason.

First, it looked impressive; second, its personality was endearing.

It didn't bark at people, just wagged its tail and stood up to greet you with its paws.

With a spoonful of dog food here and a can of dog food there, Little Hei grew more spirited.

After buying a chew stick from a nearby pet store, Cao Yi quickly found Little Hei in its usual spot.

Seeing Cao Yi, Little Hei wagged its tail happily, picked up the chew stick, and followed him.

Jianghai City was located in the south of the Great Xia Federation, and the summer air was always hot.

After walking for less than five minutes, man and dog had to take shelter under a tree for shade.

Azure Star had only one sun, yet it felt hotter than the two suns in the "Land of Divine Descent" world.

Does that even make sense?

Cao Yi petted Little Hei's head, contemplating his next move in the game.

Sick Locust Hutong was definitely not a place to stay.

First, the living conditions were terrible, and Cao Yi couldn't stand it.

Those three weren't exactly bright.

Although Cao Yi now had "Thunderclap Blast," he wasn't afraid of the Three Beasts of the Lin Family.

But the problem was... Cao Yi didn't dare use "Thunderclap Blast" in the city.

Who knew how destructive that thing was?

If things got out of hand, it would definitely attract the attention of special departments like "Bureau 749."

At that point, Cao Yi wouldn't escape the laws of the Tiannan Great State and get his account deleted.

Unless he was desperate, Cao Yi wouldn't just "self-destruct" with the Three Beasts of the Lin Family.

The best plan was to move out today.

The Viper Gang was indeed one of the largest black market groups in Xiawa District, but only one of them.

A quarter of Xiawa District was active with Viper Gang members.

But as long as he left those areas, Lin Long would find it hard to track Cao Yi.

After all, Lin Long was just a low-level leader and couldn't mobilize the entire Viper Gang's resources.

With this in mind, Cao Yi had a rough plan.

First, find a new place to stay.

Then, find a way to trigger a quest and see if he could get a treasure chest.

As long as he became a Classholder in a class he was interested in, all his current problems would be solved.

Thinking about it, Cao Yi really had to thank Lin Long for the twenty Copper Marks.

Otherwise, forget about moving; he wouldn't even have money to buy water.

Just as Cao Yi was about to head home, his phone chimed with a message from Green Bubble.

Cao Yi opened Green Bubble to check.

"Do you have time lately? Sis has a big job for you."

Wang Yao, Cao Yi's mature... ahem, beautiful landlady.

In her early thirties, her features weren't stunning but quite charming, with a tall and voluptuous figure, married.

This might be a downside for others, but for Cao Yi, it was a bonus.

Unfortunately, Cao Yi had only met Wang Yao once when he rented the apartment two years ago.

After finding out Cao Yi was a gaming expert, Wang Yao often gave him business, asking him to play games with her.

The payment for playing was deducted from the rent.

About three months ago, the internet-addicted housewife suddenly quit her addiction and hadn't contacted Cao Yi for a game in a long time.

Cao Yi switched Green Bubble to the balance screen.

Units, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands, oh, and 680,000 in savings, enough to live comfortably for a long time.

How could taking a job be more fun than "Land of Divine Descent"?

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