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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 system screen in front of me was filled with a long list of new buildings available to integrate into my flying castle. I was scrolling through the options, trying to decide which ones would best enhance the castle's efficiency and defenses. Suddenly, the screen was interrupted by a notification that popped up in the center, obscuring all the data I was reviewing. Large text reading [New Message] filled the screen.

I sighed, slightly annoyed by the interruption, and tapped the message icon to open it. The message was from a player named Whatislove. In it, they expressed their intention to meet me directly, wanting to thank me for my previous assistance and mentioning that they would bring someone I knew—Bai Suzhen—to the castle if I permitted.

I paused for a moment. It was rare for players to request direct meetings, especially through such formal means. I reread the message before another notification appeared. This time, it read:

108. Visit