Treasured Moonlight

Nameless Traveler, "If you could bring the martial arts, Inner Strength, Daoist skills, Divine Skills, and other abilities you've learned in the game into reality, would you play such a game?"
Gamer, "Of course, I would play. Is there really such a great thing?"
Nameless Traveler, "Then, if you were to die in the game, and you would also die in reality, would you still play?"
Gamer, "Let me think about it—um, I think I would play, as long as I'm careful to avoid provoking higher-level monsters."
Nameless Traveler, "What if the game was so difficult that a Little Monster at the entrance of a village could easily chop you down, would you still play?"
Gamer, "……"

Absolute Destiny Game

Xiao Jie had thought about collecting the last two books as well, but unfortunately, there had never been any clues. Additionally, he needed to focus on increasing his strength, leveling up, treasure hunting, and avenging past grievances.


This matter was then delayed, to the point that he almost forgot about it.


He had inquired especially to Feng Buqi last time they met, but it was a pity that Feng Buqi's memory was incomplete, with no impression of the whereabouts of the latter two volumes.


Unexpectedly, today he saw related clues here again.


Xiao Jie savored that askew poem in detail.


The "Foolish man" probably refers to the Foolish Taoist.


The "Mad rambling" likely alludes to the Mad Taoist.


While "Evil words, true meaning" suggests the Evil Man.


And "only the deity and demon"—could that be the Wuming Taoist himself?


Although this poem is enigmatic, one could still somewhat discern its intentions.


Chapter 36 Immortal's Treasure, Internal Auction_2