Crane among the Clouds has destroyed all that A Sword from the West has, throwing away those he couldn't.
In a word, he has left A Sword from the West nothing.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He tries to contact Crane among the Clouds and finds his account offline, besides, he is blocked by him.
A Sword from the West contacts the gaming company and reports this incident to the police.
However, neither side has replied to him yet.
Standing all alone on this plain, he suddenly wants to give up on this game.
Deep down, he knows he can't retrieve his super gears and materials.
Even if the police can fix it and the gaming company replies, it will be nothing more than recovering his financial loss.
But it isn't money that he is short of.
It is those gears which he acquired by killing Bosses repeatedly, which can’t be bought with money.
More importantly, Midland All Server Competition will begin in a month.
A Sword from the West had a big chance to win at first. Now he isn't even qualified enough to enter the competition.
It’s detestable that Crane among the Clouds should do that to him at this point.
Ji Yunting sighs. He is about to log out when he receives a message from the game.
Your friend Ah Zhao sends you a private message: Pal, do you want a cheat engine?
A Sword from the West ignores it without hesitation.
As a serious player, he has always hated cheat engine.
Another message pops up with unflagging efforts.
Ji Yunting clicks BLOCK.
Soon, another mail comes.
Pal, get yourself a cheat engine. It’s free and only for you. You’ll like it, I assure you.
It is again from Your friend Ah Zhao.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He ignores it again and is about to log out when he finds he can't.
The virtual game panel freezes, meanwhile it loses all its features with one bold black sentence left which reads: Pal, do you need a cheat engine?
There are two options, one is YES, another one reads I NEED ONE.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He wants to click on the close button and finds the two options are the only places he can click on.
It's as if he is hit by a virus.
But, can a hologram helmet catch a virus?
That sentence flashes once more: Pal, do you need a cheat engine?
Ji Yunting says coldly: “No, I don’t. I want to log out.”
Ok, detecting that player is in dire straits who desperately needs a cheat engine to start a life of ostentation, choose I NEED ONE by default. Cheat engine installed.
Ji Yunting: “...”
I’ll make a complaint to the technological team once I’m offline. He thinks.
The next moment, the words disappear from his panel, and a beautiful woman in a silver robe with silver hair shows up.
Over her head is a name which makes Ji Yunting’s stomach churn as soon as he sees it: Your friend Ah Zhao.
Ah Zhao looks a little pretentious and says indifferently: “Are you A Sword from the West, the male lead who is chosen by cheat engine?”
Frowning, Ji Yunting is about to speak when he suddenly hears a small voice in his head: “Wow, he looks really pathetic!”, which sounds exactly like this woman in front of him.
What is this?
Looking at her, he says: “I’m A Sword from the West. Who are you? Do you sell cheat engines?”
Ah Zhao sneers: “Fool! Those rubbish programs are no match for me! I’ll tell you what a life of ostentation is!”
The same voice goes up in his head again: “He doesn’t seem to want it? What if he refuses to work with me? Can I beat him up?”
Ji Yunting: “...”
He starts to realize something.
[Ah Zhao: Do you want to get to know this rogue program?
That will look better with a meme of the male lead: The male lead glints and finds things aren’t as innocent as it appears.]
Crane among the Clouds has destroyed all that A Sword from the West has, throwing away those he couldn't.
In a word, he has left A Sword from the West nothing.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He tries to contact Crane among the Clouds and finds his account offline, besides, he is blocked by him.
A Sword from the West contacts the gaming company and reports this incident to the police.
However, neither side has replied to him yet.
Standing all alone on this plain, he suddenly wants to give up on this game.
Deep down, he knows he can't retrieve his super gears and materials.
Even if the police can fix it and the gaming company replies, it will be nothing more than recovering his financial loss.
But it isn't money that he is short of.
It is those gears which he acquired by killing Bosses repeatedly, which can’t be bought with money.
More importantly, Midland All Server Competition will begin in a month.
A Sword from the West had a big chance to win at first. Now he isn't even qualified enough to enter the competition.
It’s detestable that Crane among the Clouds should do that to him at this point.
Ji Yunting sighs. He is about to log out when he receives a message from the game.
Your friend Ah Zhao sends you a private message: Pal, do you want a cheat engine?
A Sword from the West ignores it without hesitation.
As a serious player, he has always hated cheat engine.
Another message pops up with unflagging efforts.
Ji Yunting clicks BLOCK.
Soon, another mail comes.
Pal, get yourself a cheat engine. It’s free and only for you. You’ll like it, I assure you.
It is again from Your friend Ah Zhao.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He ignores it again and is about to log out when he finds he can't.
The virtual game panel freezes, meanwhile it loses all its features with one bold black sentence left which reads: Pal, do you need a cheat engine?
There are two options, one is YES, another one reads I NEED ONE.
Ji Yunting: “...”
He wants to click on the close button and finds the two options are the only places he can click on.
It's as if he is hit by a virus.
But, can a hologram helmet catch a virus?
That sentence flashes once more: Pal, do you need a cheat engine?
Ji Yunting says coldly: “No, I don’t. I want to log out.”
Ok, detecting that player is in dire straits who desperately needs a cheat engine to start a life of ostentation, choose I NEED ONE by default. Cheat engine installed.
Ji Yunting: “...”
I’ll make a complaint to the technological team once I’m offline. He thinks.
The next moment, the words disappear from his panel, and a beautiful woman in a silver robe with silver hair shows up.
Over her head is a name which makes Ji Yunting’s stomach churn as soon as he sees it: Your friend Ah Zhao.
Ah Zhao looks a little pretentious and says indifferently: “Are you A Sword from the West, the male lead who is chosen by cheat engine?”
Frowning, Ji Yunting is about to speak when he suddenly hears a small voice in his head: “Wow, he looks really pathetic!”, which sounds exactly like this woman in front of him.
What is this?
Looking at her, he says: “I’m A Sword from the West. Who are you? Do you sell cheat engines?”
Ah Zhao sneers: “Fool! Those rubbish programs are no match for me! I’ll tell you what a life of ostentation is!”
The same voice goes up in his head again: “He doesn’t seem to want it? What if he refuses to work with me? Can I beat him up?”
Ji Yunting: “...”
He starts to realize something.
[Ah Zhao: Do you want to get to know this rogue program?
That will look better with a meme of the male lead: The male lead glints and finds things aren’t as innocent as it appears.]
