Let Me Handle It

# VR # MMORPG #LOGINBEFOREHAND # STONEAGE
Human Origin: Tribe was a virtual reality MMORPG. The player would start from the stone age, build tribes, and slowly develop their culture.
It had attracted countless players of all ages on the day the game was launched and it quickly became the most popular game ever.
However, no one knew that the game was actually created by aliens using a high-dimension technology called the Knowledge Child. Just a year after the game was launched, it started to devour reality.
Chen Ran was a high-level player and was regressed back to the day before the launch. He was able to enter the game earlier than others.
[SSS-grade Unit: Stainless Giant.]
[Effect: Build 10000x faster and gives all the buildings a 10000x boost.]
[SSS-grade Land: Elf’s Forest.]
[Effect: Farming speed and production rate increased by 10000x.]
[SSS-grade Wonder: Light of Civilization.]
[Effect: 10000x increase for the land to philosophers, literateurs, scientists and other professionals that would lead the growth of a civilization.]
He took all of those things before others could even learn of them.
A year later, the game was finally officially launched.
When the players logged into the game, they were dumbfounded by what they saw.
“Are you sure this is the stone age?”
Another year later, the aliens were about to invade Earth, thinking that the human civilization had collapsed.
However, Chen Ran stood on top of one of the 10 thousand Star Destroyer Canon and yelled, “Don’t look down on us humans!”

Login Before Others: Stone Age

Hearing this, Dishan slightly frowned. After thinking for a while, he slowly nodded.

Once he explained everything to Dishan, Su Ming did not intend to stay any longer.

He went to the place where the elves lived and found Zelda.

When Zelda saw Su Ming, the calm expression on her face instantly turned into one of joy.

Once she poured Su Ming a cup of tea, Zelda quickly asked, "Great Prophet, did you come here for our expansion?"

In fact, Zelda accepted this matter more than Dishan.

Regarding the matter of expansion, Dishan had a non-committal attitude, and it did not matter to him whether they fought or not.

From Dishan's point of view, if they were to defend passively, they could use the fortresses built by the Dwarves and the powerful forces in the valley.

As long as they defended with all their might, none of the surrounding forces could break through their line of defense.

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