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Chapter 927 Transcender, Stop Reading Those Qidian Novels

"Next, let's get to the rules of the secret war! First, let's get down to business upfront: I'm going to tell you which rules are violated! The answer is simple, there are only three!"

"First, any attempt to damage the planet of the Battle Realm will be considered a violation and will be immediately eliminated by me!"

"Secondly, any attempt to escape this planet, the Battle Realm, to another universe will be considered a violation and will be immediately disqualified! You've already decided to participate, so don't even think about running away!"

"Third, any attempt to recruit extra reinforcements from other universes will be immediately eliminated by me! Don't even think about cheating!"

The Transcendent uttered three "erasures" in one breath, causing Peter to hallucinate the Infinite Flow God Space, where "direct erasure" was everywhere. Peter just stared at the Transcendent in the sky, then noticed that other passersby were also watching, but they didn't seem to find it strange at all.

It seems these people are indeed suffering from cognitive distortion, to the point that they consider the existence of transcendent beings to be perfectly normal. It's as if secret warfare isn't something particularly difficult for them to comprehend.

Meanwhile, the colossal Being in the sky continued explaining the remaining rules: "Besides that, there's the matter of the competition time and its relationship to the outside world. Don't worry, I've adjusted the relative speed between this universe and other universes—whenever this secret war ends, it will be equivalent to two weeks in your universe. No need to thank me."

"—" Peter looked at his teammates helplessly: "If he can adjust the relative time in the universe, why doesn't he just send us back to the very next second before we set off?"

"Probably—" Half-Rostron paused for a while, then seemed to realize something: "It was just a sudden thought, there's no real reason, I don't think there's any reason at all."

Indeed, after all, he is a transcendent being.

"Once all the Beyonder Beacons have been captured by the teams, the entire Secret War will enter its final month countdown! Conversely, if some beacons remain uncaptured, the Secret War will never end!"

Peter's lips twitched. He was quite certain that the Beyonder's last words were intended for those four strategically important locations south of the Wall. In other words, if neither the zombies nor Ultron intended to participate in the Secret Wars, a participating team had to break in and obtain the Beyonder's beacon in order to start the final countdown.

Isn't this forcing people to their deaths?

Next, Beyonder showed what the Beyonder Beacon looked like. In short, it was basically a Beyonder figurine, about 30 centimeters tall, radiating a dazzling light, and carrying Beyonder's stinky fart.

The Beyonder continued his rant: "Of course, I don't care how you got these Beyonder Beacons. Just remember to keep them safe after you get them. I have absolutely no intention of stopping you from fighting each other."

Next, the rules for the Transcendent were introduced in the final part.

"Besides that, I also realized that the combat skills of the contestants varied greatly. Some people could shake the heavens and the earth, even destroy the entire world, while others could only take out firearms and shoot."

The Punisher glanced at his weapon and thought it was pretty good.

"Therefore, I gave everyone the opportunity to improve themselves and get a head start. All they have to do is shout 'Shop,' and the shop interface will appear."

Peter: ? ? ?

No, what exactly did you see on Earth?

Peter was puzzled when he discovered that with the shout of the Superman, a virtual interface had indeed appeared in front of him, and it was filled with a dense array of products.

First and foremost is the "Cosmic Cube," worth 1 million points. Then there's the Ultimate Eraser, the Phoenix Egg, the six separated Infinity Stones, Captain Universe's power, and so on. And the quantity is marked with a very prominent symbol: unique across the entire server.

Remove these overpowered beings, and there's the symbiote suit, the Iron Man armor, the Captain America serum, the Spider-Spirit serum, the adamantium skeleton reinforcement, and all sorts of other random stuff. After watching it, Peter was momentarily speechless, unsure how to even begin to comment on it.

Where did you learn all this?!

"Every time you act like a hero or a villain, you earn points, which can be exchanged for incredible powers. Aha, so even if you're just an ordinary person without superpowers, you can still become a super soldier!"

Hey, you idiot, stop reading those Qidian novels! How come you're even offering point redemption now?!

Peter was speechless. He sighed helplessly to express his dissatisfaction, then waved his hand to dispel the shop interface in front of him. He turned to his teammates and said, "Alright, what we need to do now is clear: find the Beyonder Beacon in New York City, and find more. Try to win the Secret War. The key is not to let the bad guys win."

Steel Boy asked curiously, "So what about the shop redemption?"

"Hmm—I think as long as we proceed as usual, we'll definitely get enough points. There's no need to do good or bad things on purpose. We're definitely strong enough anyway."

At this point, Peter realized two things: First, the Beyonder didn't say that heroes could only earn hero points and villains could only earn villain points; rather, it depended on actions, and everyone could get both types of points. Second, the Beyonder didn't explain how to determine these somewhat subjective actions, such as heroic and villainous behavior.

I guess only he knows.

"And then—why is my spider-sense constantly going off?"

Peter looked up in confusion at the dark figure on the ground, and then his pupils dilated violently as a face appeared in the sky—the face of Iron Man.

No, that's not right. That's not a face. That's the surface of a planet. The planet opened its enormous mask and revealed its face.

Iron Man, the Living Planet, like his teammates, comes from a Living Planet universe where all heroes and villains are like the Living Planet Ego.

They were also participating in a secret war.

Then, a figure rose from the ground. It was a giant whose clothing and color scheme were exactly the same as Captain America's, or rather, the Galactus Captain. He led the Galactus Avengers into battle, ready to destroy these living planets and have a feast while he was at it.

Of course, they're here to compete as well.

The Punisher pulled back the bolt and asked Peter, "Are we strong enough?"

"I—how the hell was I supposed to know that a transcendent being could be this incredible?"

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