I'll kill you after I finish this game!

Don't just call you despicable, I'll also curse your entire family!

Originally, Umaru and the audience thought this boss was cool, but now they just think he's despicable.

"Aren't you supposed to be a samurai? Is it really okay to be so despicable and lack any sense of martial ethics?!"

Umaru was so angry that she wanted to swear, but she held it back. Tears welled up in her eyes, but she managed to say something about how the other person was being uncivilized.

Although the game continued to progress thanks to Umaru's efforts, and she even unexpectedly gained a prosthetic arm, Umaru was still furious when she recalled the hand that had been cut off by that scoundrel Ichiro.

Hopefully, when this kid progresses through the game's story to the point where he encounters the even more despicable swordsman Isshin, he won't break down in tears.

These game characters are absolutely addictive!

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Chapter Twenty-Nine: Kitten: Am I a Noob at Games!?

Players with low gaming skills only felt that the game was too difficult, but for players with high gaming skills, they experienced the malice from Razer. The previous experience of Umaru the hamster was just a microcosm.

In fact, for all the players who had seen the advertisements and bought Sekiro and Devil May Cry, Devil May Cry was alright; its difficulty wasn't as insane as Sekiro's. The gorgeous combat style and smooth movements impressed them greatly.

However, for players of Sekiro, regardless of whether they are skilled or not, they are now caught in a state of self-doubt.

Who am I? Where am I? Why did I have to play this?

It was to be expected that players would have complaints, but no one has yet demanded a refund or anything like that. So far, no one has quit the game.

Because of Reiji's actions, he uploaded a large number of his Sekiro combat clips, as well as combat clips from other high-level players, to his official website.

Those who wanted to complain that the game was too difficult looked down at their own hands and began to doubt themselves after seeing how others played the game.

Brain: "Hmm, it seems this game isn't too difficult. I already understand it!"

Hands: "Aaaaaah! Dodge! Dodge! Damn it, I'm dead again! What kind of game is this?!"

Players with poor hand-eye coordination really feel like they're playing a completely different game from everyone else.

Those gamers who considered themselves expert players also turned pale, unable to express their grievances.

If you start complaining that the game is too difficult, you should lose your title as a pro gamer.

He calls himself a pro gamer? Does he even know how to show off his skills in Devil May Cry? Has he even finished Sekiro?

Some players who don't care whether they are pro players or not couldn't help but post on various Twitter accounts to express their opinions.

"Raiden Games' games are indeed good, but these bosses are way too strong!!"

"I only experienced the thrill and excitement that the game's tagline suggested in the early stages. Later on, I just felt like I was getting killed pretty quickly, and I didn't feel any excitement at all!"

"Immersed in blacksmithing, I was often surrounded and attacked by low-level soldiers, or shot in the back. I felt the malice of Raiden Corporation."

"It's a good game, but it's someone else's good game. As someone who's terrible at games, I felt the deep malice in the game."

"Compared to Sekiro, I prefer Devil May Cry from Raiden. The music is top-notch, and the protagonist is incredibly handsome. I'm thinking of going out and dyeing my hair white and getting a red coat now."

"Hey upstairs, the Devil May Cry game you're playing on a low difficulty level must be, right? You should try Son of Sparda on the difficulty; it'll make you question your existence!"

In no time, various forums and Weibo were filled with complaints, and even the official Raiden website was flooded with comments from players and users all over the world.

Of course, while there were many complaints, there were also many words of praise.

Meanwhile, in an apartment room in Kuoh Town filled with game and anime items, a bespectacled young otaku, looking embarrassed, took out a flyer with a magic circle drawn on it.

It also says that it can grant wishes.

This flyer isn't just for show; it's a real flyer that can summon demons. As twilight descends upon the sky, the demons' true work begins.

The demons' job is to accept the summons of magic circles, make contracts with those who come to them, and help others fulfill their wishes while also charging a price.

They will take things according to the strength of the other party's desire; it could be money, sometimes goods, and sometimes even life or soul.

After all, in modern times, only people with delusions of grandeur or those who are just bored would draw magic circles to summon demons. Because fewer and fewer people are summoning, modern demons can only rely on seemingly powerful people to distribute flyers with attached magic circles to maintain their summoning work.

It has to be said, even demons keep up with the times.

This young otaku named Morisawa is a regular at summoning demons. Right now, he is filled with a sense of frustration, and this strong emotion has triggered the magic circle inscribed on the flyer.

hum!

The intricate magic circle on the flyer suddenly lit up, flashing a dazzling red light. The otaku Morizawa, having anticipated this, closed his eyes.

The leaflet slipped from his hand, flew into the air, transformed into a magic circle with a range of two meters, and then slowly landed on the ground.

The next moment, red energy radiance rose from the center of the magic circle and converged to form a petite figure.

After waiting for a short while, the magic circle gradually disappeared as the light faded.

Only the petite figure standing there remained, slowly opening her eyes and meeting Senze's gaze, who had also opened his eyes.

She was a petite girl with short white hair, who looked to be only thirteen or fourteen years old.

Compared to the other person, Morizawa was not tall either. She had a very slender figure and a black cat-shaped accessory pinned to her temple on her smooth, shoulder-length silver hair, which was quite cute.

Of course, the cutest thing is the girl's doll-like face.

Her small face was very smooth, and although her features looked a bit childish, overall she really looked like a delicate doll. With her big, golden-orange eyes and her expressionless face, she was truly adorable.

"Little Kitty, you've finally arrived!"

Morizawa looked at the expressionless kitten with a happy expression. He and the kitten were long-time customers, so he was very familiar with the kitten.

Faced with the enthusiasm of her acquaintance Senze, Xiao Mao remained expressionless and indifferent as she inquired of her old customer.

"Mori Sawa, what do you want from me this time? It's not going to be another cosplay followed by a princess carry, is it?"

As it asked this question, the kitten looked around with an inquisitive gaze, as if searching for the clothes the other person had prepared.

She was used to Morisawa's request; although it was strange, it was not something she could accept.

If possible, the kitten also hopes that every customer in the future will only make this level of request, so that she can relax a bit and the devil's performance can also improve.

"No, this time it's not. I summoned you here because I want you to help me beat a new game. This game is driving me crazy!" As soon as Morizawa mentioned games, he thought of Sekiro, which he was playing before. He gritted his teeth and moved aside, letting the kitten see the PS5 game console interface in front of him.

The kitten raised an eyebrow at Morizawa's request, walked over to the game console with interest, and looked at the game interface. This kind of request suited her quite well, as she herself, besides liking to eat snacks, also enjoyed it.

He also enjoys watching TV, loves anime, comics, and movies, and is very good at various games.

"The latest game?"

The kitten looked at the exquisite game interface and asked Morizawa.

Morisawa nodded and looked at the Sekiro game interface. He had died nearly a hundred times playing the game. The bosses and mobs in Sekiro were too difficult to defeat. Although he was a good gamer, he had never been able to successfully complete Sekiro, which was meticulously crafted by Reiji.

"This is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, produced by Raiden Games. There was also an action game called Devil May Cry released at the same time, which I've already finished playing. If you can help me beat Sekiro, I'll consider these extra Devil May Cry and Sekiro games that I bought for my collection as a reward for summoning you. How about that?"

Morisawa took out a game he had prepared for his collection from a drawer and placed it in front of the kitten.

After looking at the two games, the kitten nodded expressionlessly, indicating its agreement, but a hint of happiness flashed in its eyes.

It's just a matter of completing the game, and you get two brand new games in return – it's an incredible deal!

For the little cat who loves playing games, she hasn't been paying attention to the latest games lately because of her job as a demon. Now, her old acquaintance, Morizawa, has just handed her one.

She couldn't be more satisfied with the compensation.

However, as the cat, whose confidence was slowly building, began to engage with the game Sekiro, his expressionless demeanor gradually began to crumble.

She admitted that it was a very fun game, better than any action game she had played before, but it was also quite difficult.

Although she is good at playing games, she can't be called a pro gamer.

The kitten finally understood why Morizawa had summoned her to help him complete the game.

Watching from the sidelines, the cat's initial joy and happiness while playing Sekiro was gradually turning into irritability. When she felt like getting angry, she felt a great sense of accomplishment from defeating a boss, and her inner irritability was in a delicate balance.

Sekiro can be quite discouraging for newcomers with low gaming skills; the various bosses in the game seem insane to me.

The wolf, controlled by the kitten, slowly knelt down, and the screen turned gray.

A bright red "death" character slowly appeared, dripping blood.

Although the kitten remained expressionless, its eyes were wide open as it stared at the screen in disbelief.

Morizawa remained silent. The game was fun, and the quality was undeniable, but the difficulty and modes were really making Morizawa furious.

It could be said that Razer included some Easter eggs for players in this game. Unlike the original Sekiro, where the protagonist only displays the word "death" after dying, but after dying a certain number of times, something else will happen...

The wolf, controlled by the kitten, was killed when a large white ape pulled out a handful of basketball-sized "Oli Ge" (a type of spicy snack) from behind her rear end.

As the ninja died, the screen slowly turned black, and a large character for "noob" slowly appeared on the screen.

Yes, you read that right, it's not the character for 'death,' but the character for 'vegetable.'

Only those who have died hundreds of times can see the word "vegetable". This is a little Easter egg that Lei Zhe carefully prepared for the players. This single word is full of Lei Zhe's good intentions.

The word "death" is practically etched into your DNA. Now, let Teacher Lei Zhe teach you a completely new word~

"..."

Kitten and Morizawa stared silently at the word 'noob' that appeared on the game screen. They could almost see some malicious person laughing and mocking them.

The kitten and Senze had been playing games together for quite some time, so they naturally knew what it meant when the word "vegetarian" appeared in front of them.

The kitten's mouth twitched slightly, a cross appeared on its forehead, and the veins on its fair hands, which were tightly gripping the game controller, bulged.

"Click-"

The game controller shattered in the kitten's hands, its calm eyes filled with resentful rage.

I was mocked, and by a game no less!

This is truly intolerable!

"...Raiden's game designers are really cheeky." Morisawa was also upset to be mocked to his face by a game, but he looked at the broken game controller in the cat's hand with a subtle look and advised the cat, "Why don't you just forget about it? Don't get upset by this awful game. You can have these two games."

This was the first time he had ever seen a game company dare to put the word "vegetarian" in a game.

As a gamer, you can say he doesn't play well, but no gamer likes to be called "bad".

The kitten looked down at the damaged game controller, took a deep breath, and apologized to Morizawa with a look of remorse, saying that she would make up for it.

"I haven't fulfilled your request, so I can't accept your game now." Kitten refused Morisawa's offer, even though he was trying to soothe her agitated mood with the game.

But she's already locked in a battle with Sekiro today, and she won't give up until she beats the game.

How dare they mock her for being bad at gaming?! That's absolutely outrageous!