Primordial Ancient Serpent-Chapter 206: Gods Are Also Addicted to Games

At this moment, many gods had gathered together. As god beings, they naturally had a deep understanding of the Chaos Virtual Network, even more so than ordinary demon gods.

"It's incredible, truly incredible," the Lord of Light said with emotion. "I really cannot fathom the realm that the Chaos City Lord has reached. How effortlessly he created such a virtual world, one almost identical to the real Chaos World."

Out of curiosity, it had also entered the virtual world, assuming the form of an ordinary person.

But what it found astonished it beyond measure. This virtual world was almost identical to the real world—the energy and laws were nearly the same. If not for its clear consciousness, it would have believed that there was a second Chaos World.

The ability to blur the line between illusion and reality was simply beyond the imagination of many gods. If they had not witnessed it with their own eyes, they would never have believed such a thing was possible.

"Turning the virtual into reality, turning reality into the virtual, neither withering nor flourishing, neither false nor empty—the Chaos City Lord has truly reached a realm beyond our comprehension," the Lord of the Furnace marveled.

It could sense the infinite mysteries of this virtual world, boundless and unfathomable, like the vastness of chaos itself—something impossible to explore in a single lifetime.

"With our current realm and cultivation base, it is impossible to speculate on the supernatural powers of the Chaos City Lord," the Lord of Titans said solemnly. "Only by following this path can we hope to glimpse the end of the road."

"This virtual world is a tremendous opportunity, even for gods like us. Advancing to the first level grants an epiphany, and as one's level increases, the duration of the epiphany extends," the Lord of Ice and Snow said, clenching his fists.

Even gods could not enter a state of enlightenment at will. Such moments were rare and invaluable, often saving them countless years of arduous cultivation.

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"However, leveling up in the virtual world is not easy. It takes an ordinary demon god ten years to advance from Level Zero to Level One, and the experience required increases tenfold with each level," the Lord of the Storm explained.

"In other words, reaching Level Two takes one hundred years, Level Three takes one thousand years, Level Four takes ten thousand years, Level Five takes one hundred thousand years, Level Six takes one million years, Level Seven takes tens of millions of years, Level Eight takes one hundred million years, and Level Nine takes one billion years.

What's even more terrifying is that if you die, you instantly drop back to Level Zero and must start all over again. Who knows how long it would take to reach Level Ten?"

Of course, the time required varied for each Chaos Demon God, but this only proved how difficult it was to level up.

It was an emotional realization.

If this were an ordinary online game, gods could summon billions of followers to help them slay monsters and level up quickly, gaining massive experience.

But in the virtual world, such tactics were useless.

First, there were billions of Novice Villages in the virtual world. Newcomers were randomly assigned to different villages, scattering every race across the realm.

Moreover, the Novice Villages were not interconnected. Even if players wanted to gather together, it was nearly impossible.

Of course, some members of the same race would occasionally end up in the same Novice Village, allowing them to form groups and provide mutual assistance.

The problem was that the monsters outside these Novice Villages were not easy to defeat. Unlike ordinary game monsters, they could call for reinforcements, organize into groups, and were proficient in various combat techniques.

After all, these creatures were manifestations of the Heart Demons of demon gods. In terms of battle prowess, they were often stronger than demon gods themselves, as they were pure embodiments of malevolence, stripped of all distractions.

Thus, when a large number of players gathered, they would inevitably attract a swarm of monsters. More often than not, these groups were completely annihilated, leaving no survivors.

Simply having more people did not guarantee an advantage.

Even so, gods had the support of their believers, allowing them to stay ahead of other Chaos Demon Gods. After all, they could also make money within the virtual world and purchase powerful equipment.

But even with these advantages, leveling up remained a daunting challenge.

"This is to be expected.

You must remember, this is an epiphany we're talking about.

Reaching Level One grants a single epiphany.

What a rare opportunity that is.

If obtaining such a chance were too easy, it would be meaningless.

Even if it takes time, it is well worth it.

If we could experience ten epiphanies, I cannot even begin to imagine what realm we could ascend to," the Lord of the Earth remarked.

If it were too easy, he would have suspected it to be a scheme orchestrated by the Chaos City Lord to trap them.

"Ahem, alright, I won't chat with you guys any longer. A major boss has appeared near the Novice Village, and it seems to yield a lot of experience. My disciples are asking me to go online and fight it. Let's talk next time," the Lord of Light suddenly announced.

It had received a message and coughed, signaling that it needed to log in and join the battle.

"What?! A boss appeared near a Novice Village? You're so lucky! I couldn't find one before," the Lord of the Furnace said jealously.

"That's right! Killing a boss is equivalent to gaining the experience of thousands of regular monsters. What an opportunity," the Lord of Ice and Snow said in awe.

"Luck, it's all luck," the Lord of Light said humbly, though an excited glint in its eyes betrayed its emotions.

"Heh, so what if you found a boss? Other demon gods have tried before, only to be wiped out entirely, sent back to Level Zero, and forced to start over. All their efforts were in vain," the Lord of Titans said with contempt.

"You're full of nonsense!"

The Lord of Light snapped, seething with rage. "You were the one who got sent back to Level Zero! Your entire race got wiped out! Don't curse me before I even begin. Just wait! Once I get out of the Novice Village, don't let me see you, or I'll make sure you don't dare step outside again!"

For a player, being reset to Level Zero was the greatest humiliation.

After spending hundreds, thousands, or even millions of years grinding levels, losing everything in an instant was soul-crushing.

If someone didn't lose their sanity over it, it was only because their Dao Heart was strong.

This was nothing less than a deep and bitter grudge.

"Heh, come and try if you dare. I doubt you'll succeed," the Lord of Titans sneered, unfazed by the challenge.

Sparks flew between the two great gods. If this had not been the virtual world, they would have already come to blows.

Meanwhile, in the central dojo of Chaos City, Gu Chuan was also immersed in the virtual world.

Observing the heated exchange, he couldn't help but be speechless.

He had never expected that because of a mere virtual game, these two gods seemed ready to wage war against each other.

It was as if a battle of gods was about to erupt, with both sides refusing to back down.