I have two big sniper rifles.

A game of life and death, a game that hides countless secrets. 
Winning will give you supreme power, and everything in the game can be brought back to reality.
However, everything has a price. 
Once you die in the game, you will also die in reality. 
When the boundary between the game and reality becomes illusory, you can win everything or lose everything. 
Do you dare to play such a dangerous game? 

Absolute Death Game

The cavalry kept forming new lines, ranks of about a dozen or twenty charging toward the Demon Clan, and under repeated assaults, the formation of the Demon Clan finally collapsed.


Without a formation, the Demon Clan couldn't organize an effective resistance against the relentless charges of the cavalry. The charging effects, which knocked back and sent the demons flying, allowed the Demon Clan to be "harvested" by the following cavalry troops, defeated piecemeal. Despite their numerical advantage and individuals stronger than the human cavalry, each demon often faced a simultaneous attack from over a dozen weapons. The result spoke for itself, and in short order, an army of four to five hundred demons had been slain and captured.


On the player side, only three players had fallen, along with about forty to fifty NPC cavalry. The disparity in casualties between the two sides was tremendously vast.


Finally, the last demon fell, and a cheer erupted in the computer room.


Chapter 80: The Mantis Stalks the Cicada, Unaware of the Oriole Behind