Calamity Dragon, Starting with the Cultivation of Knight Families

Chapter 6 Player Video Compilation Impact
It begins from a first-person perspective.

The video begins with the option to select race.

You will then see the option to click on the human character.

Then, subtitles immediately appeared on the black background.

[Congratulations to the player who has obtained the role: Storm Church's prospective saintess]

As the subtitles appeared.

The next moment, the entire style of the video completely changed.

The entire video, in a cinematic style, begins by showcasing the scene centered around the player-controlled saintess.

A scene unfolded where a scheming woman climbed into the prince's bed.

The reason for this is obvious: to get the prince to help her become a prospective saintess.

In short, the entire video is about one hour and thirty minutes long.

Like a story, all the shots are focused on the medieval background, and there is also a label in the upper left corner of the video showing which day of the game.

This video is a compilation of highlights from the 100 days that the game's storyline unfolds.

The video is quite popular, with over 30,000 people watching it simultaneously, and there are also many comments.

However, Lin Ke had no time to pay attention to these comments at this moment.

He only briefly skipped through the first video compilation, then continued watching the rest of the video.

But as he continued reading, Lin Ke's expression became increasingly a mix of amusement and exasperation.

There is no other reason.

Because he discovered that other players in this game were doing quite a few outrageous things.

Some players progressed smoothly through the game's storyline, while others quickly lost.

For example, in the second video, the player also chose to play as a human.

Unfortunately, this guy's random identity was rather unfortunate; he started as a serf.

The opening scene shows this guy being humiliated by a local militia.

Then this guy took the opportunity to kill the militiaman in front of him and also awakened the first stage of the extraordinary bloodline.

It was a perfect example of fortunes shifting every thirty years.

It's just a pity that this guy truly lives up to his reputation as a player.

Not only did they not flee, they even incited the surrounding serfs to rebel against their lord.

As expected, failure was inevitable. Not only did his encouragement fail to gain any followers, but in less than two hours, he was killed by the knights led by the nobles, and the game ended in GG.

The entire video was only twelve minutes long, after which the game screen went black.

At the same time, the game concludes with a message: The player's character dies and loses access to the first closed beta test.

Upon seeing this, Lin Ke understood.

The game turned out to be pretty much what he had guessed.

When a character dies, they actually lose their chance to play the game.

Afterward, Lin Ke watched dozens of videos on fast forward and discovered a pattern.

That is, for players who are still alive and eligible to play the game, the video length is almost always one hour and thirty minutes.

None of the players who died and were eliminated reached this time limit.

The shortest losing player's time was a few minutes, and the longest was an hour. Lin Ke carefully examined the duration of the first three hundred video compilations.

It was discovered that out of 300 players, only 88 were able to successfully advance the story to day 100!

So, the elimination rate in this game is quite high.

However, Lin Ke also breathed a sigh of relief at this moment.

Because the game didn't present the bad information that Lin Ke had expected.

In other words, the game video compilation did not reveal any players' real information, or even their game accounts.

Meanwhile, none of these videos were displayed on the game data panel that players could see; the entire video collection was presented in a movie-like manner, similar to a storyline.

Thus, while watching videos, Lin Ke successfully returned to his residence.

After a quick wash, Lin Ke didn't rush to sleep but instead started looking for videos about himself.

One hundred thousand videos!

Even just looking at the names and the first scene of the video collection homepage, it would take quite a while to find yourself.

During this process, even late at night, many platforms were trending on social media due to the viral and widespread "game promotion" of "real games".

Can you believe this is a game? Exquisite cinematic graphics and special effects, with a storyline that feels like live-action!

[A truly groundbreaking game? What kind of game company is behind this groundbreaking game?]

[Holy crap, every two videos I scroll through on Douyin (TikTok), the next one is invariably a promotional video for a certain game?!]

[An epic gaming masterpiece issues emergency public relations statements across multiple platforms: the game did not pay exorbitant promotion fees; we strongly condemn the game's widespread hacking attack!]

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It's constantly trending on various platforms.

The comment sections under each trending topic were in complete chaos!
Dusty Summer Evening: "Good heavens, it's not even dawn yet, and I feel like I'm dreaming? This is supposed to be the graphics of a game? What kind of computer configuration can run this?"

Blue Star Online NPC: "Dude, don't panic! See all the announcements on various platforms? They still can't remove its videos, let alone ban accounts! All I can say is, this game is no joke! I reckon even an old machine could run a game with this level of graphics. Listen to me, keep an eye on the game's release page on a certain platform, and try to snag a spot in the next round of gameplay!"

The shrewd CEO said, "The guy upstairs is right, but when will they release a new round of qualifications?"

The Big-Tailed Fox in the Wind: "Heh, so what if you got a spot? I'm a beta tester. While I don't deny the game's mystique, I have to say, you can't play this game without luck. I was perfectly fine when I logged off, but then my computer suddenly lit up in the middle of the night, and the game interface even automatically popped up a message telling me that my character had died on the 32nd day of the 100-day storyline! Damn it."

Minty Cat Meow Meow: "Hey bro upstairs, you're saving face! But could you tell me the specifics of this game?"

Dili Sheshi: "Agreed, bro upstairs, why don't you start a live stream? We'll definitely support you. This game has completely captured my attention. I can't even sleep now, I'm just staring at the homepage of the platform where this game is released."

"Me too."

"+1"

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At this moment, the entire internet is in an uproar, and many people are even having sleepless nights.

"found it!"

In the middle of the night, Lin Ke, who was engrossed in searching for his own game videos, finally found a video of himself playing the game.

It's really not easy.

He himself didn't know how many videos he had watched. Even if he only clicked on each video for a moment, it still took him more than an hour.

It was already past 2 a.m.

(End of this chapter)