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I got pulled into the game that I’d dominated for five whole seasons, holding the number one leaderboard spot without a break since launch. How many people could say they’d pulled off a feat like that? A Free-to-Play player ruling a Pay-to-Win game? Probably just me.

Eventually, it all got stale, and I decided to quit.

But one night, while I was sleeping, I suddenly found myself inside the game, Astral Point, where the Administrator asked me to beat the game for real—not just from behind a computer screen.

So, I agreed to the request, thinking it was all just a vivid dream. But as it turned out, none of it was a dream.

I’m actually here, in the world of Astral Point, facing off against players from other dimensions who call themselves the Pay-to-Win (newbies).

Extra Tags
- LitRPG.
- No Harem.
- Historical & folklore figures as gacha units.
- System to manage and upgrade gacha units and base.

Astral Point: Summoners Dimensional War

The dense fog blanketing the village remained as thick as ever as Bai Suzhen, Pierre d'Arc, and Virginia Maria continued inspecting the empty houses. There were no signs of life, and the eerie silence amplified every echo of their footsteps. Pierre pushed open the door of a small house at the edge of the village, while Virginia stood guard outside.

Suddenly, a blue light appeared in front of Bai Suzhen. A system notification, shaped like a translucent screen, floated in the air, displaying coordinates and the name of her flying castle: Eclipserra. Bai Suzhen stared at the screen, her eyes wide with disbelief.

"Eclipserra," she whispered, her voice trembling. "That's my flying castle."

Virginia and Pierre immediately stopped what they were doing and turned toward her. "Your flying castle?" Pierre asked, quickly stepping closer. "Does that mean it's nearby?"

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