My Player 2

Chapter 421 Introduction
The newcomers are just ordinary people at level 1, and basically none of them have the ability to fly.

Guided by the wind along the way, they glided all the way to the floating town and landed in the huge fountain in the square outside the teleportation gate.

The group fell into the pool and were all soaked to the bone.

Two cat-like figures pulling a small cart happened to pass by the fountain in the square. Upon seeing the newlyweds arrive, they took out coins from their fur and scattered them at the couple who were still enjoying themselves.

"Welcome, newbie, meow! Good luck, meow!"

"Let me get rich, meow!"

"Amu Owl" naturally didn't fall into the water; he smiled and explained to the newlyweds:

"This is a custom among the cat people. They believe that encountering new players will bring them good fortune. Well, it's not really superstition, since you'll definitely be patronizing the cat people's shops in the future."

Everyone climbed out of the water.

Gliding down from a great height is exhilarating and thrilling, with adrenaline surging freely. However, the wet clothes clinging to their skin after landing in the pool make them feel extremely awkward.

Just like the real world.

"You all feel sticky and uncomfortable, don't you?"

"That's just how this game is. It has a morbid pursuit of realism in every aspect. If you fight monsters in the future, you will feel 30% pain."

"Therefore, when choosing a profession, players who are afraid of pain should choose ranged."

With a snap of his fingers, 'Amu Owl' reversed the players' clothes back to their clean state.

"If you can't handle the pain of combat, you can also become a crafting player: blacksmith, apothecary, talisman maker... In short, as long as you level up your secondary profession, you won't have to worry about not finding a guild."

These life skills-based secondary professions can be given to the natives, but the natives don't have the player system, so they can only work with low-level equipment.

Take the [Miner] class for example. Natives who operate machinery to mine are efficient, but if you switch to a high-level [Miner] player, they can extract fragile and rare minerals from junk veins.

Of course, it cannot be said that there are no master craftsmen among the natives, but they are extremely rare.

Players can mass-produce master craftsmen.

Veteran players have reached the demigod rank and have plenty of rare materials, but they just can't find anyone to craft the equipment. They have to spend a lot of money to find merchants to bring people from other worlds.

Damn it, a mere "Divine Realm Jeweler" who can only make demigod-level accessories acts all high and mighty, with more prestige than anyone else.

That's why 'Amuxiao' wants to guide newcomers to focus on playing secondary professions.

Of course, he wouldn't cheat newcomers.

"Amu Owl" snapped his fingers again.

A player who had just climbed out of the pool was thrown back into the pool by time reversal. He tried to climb out immediately, but as soon as he stood up, he fell back in.

This is the same person who just called him a "beast".

“But you must know this.” 'Amu Owl' toyed with the newcomer.

"This game is ultimately about combat. Only by being strong can you achieve anything. Even casual players who enjoy the scenery should have a certain level of combat ability."

"Don't think that just because you can be resurrected, you're invincible. Look, I haven't taken a single drop of blood from him yet, so this kind of humiliation doesn't count as a battle."

He repeatedly reversed the man's time, and whenever the man tried to curse, he would spit water on his nose, treating him like a mere plaything.

"You may abhor pain."

"However, it's best not to run away from the fight just because you're afraid of pain."

"Otherwise, you will lose your dignity and everything."

"Amu Xiao" released the newcomer from the pool and dried his clothes.

"The weak are preyed upon by the strong, and the strong are respected."

"That's all I have to say. I look forward to the day you level up and seek revenge on me."

The newcomer had lost face and was about to retort, but remembering what had just happened, he only stared at the middle-aged man and gritted his teeth, saying:
“Owl C…Amu Owl, you wait.”

"I look forward to your challenge." 'Amu Owl' smiled. These veteran players are hardcore gamers who have been playing since the early days of holographic technology. Players who have persevered rarely choose to avoid battle because of pain.

After all, the earliest holographic helmets were known for their ability to deliver 100% pain.

These popular games played by the new generation dare to claim a 50% "hyper-realistic combat experience" when they only have 5% pain sensitivity.

They've all been spoiled by this hopeless generation!

After inspiring the new recruits, "Amu Owl" took them on a journey around the world.

"The portal above connects to Ironwall City, which is a bustling metropolis."

"See those cities below? They have gates to the Forgotten Lands."

"I suggest you go to the Forgotten Lands first."

"Amu Owl" led everyone away from the divine realm and arrived at the Forgotten Land amidst the storm.

"I think you've all read the guide. All the mobs around the starting village have been cleared out, leaving only the high-level mobs in the distance."

"Although the official announcement says that monster-hunting dungeons will be opened in the future, it is estimated that it will take some time."

"Until you reach level 60, you can only gain experience by doing quests."

"Amu Owl" stood on a tree beside the rabbit hole, pointing to the town outside the hole and said:
"You should start by doing the daily quests in the Divine Realm. Once you reach level 10 and change your class, you can work for various guilds and help them build their towns."

"Superhumans have extremely high productivity and can also perform dangerous special tasks."

"Plus, with players fearlessly facing death, you are all top-tier beasts of burden."

So don't sell yourself off cheaply.

Seeing the sullen face of the newcomer, 'Amuxiao' knew the time was right, so he continued:

"But this time I'm here, so I can take you to grind some monsters and experience combat."

He paid the portal fee and brought 20 newcomers to the Eternal Frozen Land.

This is the territory of "Golden Wind". Since the teleportation system has only recently been opened, the concentration of monsters in the area is relatively high, but most of them are high-level monsters.

However, for the sake of the exhibition, they deliberately left a patch of small ice sprites of average level 23 unkilled in the ice layer of the permafrost.

"You guys are lucky, there's one spot here that hasn't been—Holy crap, how did you die?!"

A fire elemental burst forth.

The city hasn't been built yet.

It's so cold around here!
"Amu Owl" immediately reversed time, trying to revive the dead fire elemental.

But it's too late.

That clear-eyed newcomer was resurrected in the Divine Realm immediately after freezing to death.

He could only collect the fire elemental player's core and took the opportunity to explain:

"Returning the player's corpse to the divine realm will provide rewards based on the corpse's level."

"The experience points given are not much, the main reward is a few points of [Good and Evil Value]. I know what you're thinking. The cost of dying in this game is extremely high. Farming corpses is like exchanging gold for sesame seeds, a pure loss."

After all, too many deaths are equivalent to account bans.

It's no use saying anything now. Once these newbies have experienced this world and run out of resurrection attempts, preventing them from logging in for a week, they'll understand the true weight of their lives.

To know something and not do it is to not know it at all.

Looking at the nodding newcomers, 'Amu Xiao' knew that only after they experienced it could they be considered to have fully integrated into this world and become one of them.

No one stays 18 forever, but there will always be someone who is 18.

I really look forward to the changes these people will bring.

(End of this chapter)